Star Trek Sets Up Its Own X-Files Spinoff As Strange New Worlds Goes Full Horror
Spock, La'an and Kirk board a missing starship with 300 souls aboard and find a malevolent ghost story that pushes the franchise into darker horror.
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Strange New Worlds just quietly set up one of Star Trek's biggest movie storylines, 44 years later
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has never been shy about rewarding longtime fans. Whether it's introducing younger versions of familiar characters or revisiting classic storylines decades before The Original Series, the Paramount Plus series regularly sprinkles in references that deepen the franchise's history without overwhelming new viewers.
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 2 Review — The Griffin Incident
The following contains spoilers for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 4, episode 2 Star Trek isn’t necessarily the first franchise you think of when it comes to scary stories to tell in the dark. But while horror is not necessarily a well that its series go to all that often, when Trek embraces the […] The post Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 2 Review — The Griffin Incident appeared first on Den of Geek.
'Strange New Worlds'' latest episode is more 'Event Horizon' than classic Trek
"Doctor Who" may have a reputation for making kids hide behind the sofa, and the "Alien" franchise famously sold itself on the futility of screaming in outer space, but "Star Trek"'s traditional "story of the week" format has also provided numerous opportunities to bring sci-fi scares to starship corridors. But few of the franchise's horror outings have been quite as overt as "The Griffin Incident", the latest episode of "Strange New Worlds". In…
Star Trek Sets Up Its Own X-Files Spinoff As Strange New Worlds Goes Full Horror
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds just pivoted to full horror in an episode that totally sets up an X-Files style spin-off. Space is beautiful and terrifying, and the crew of the USS Enterprise often find themselves facing threats and dangers nobody could have expected. Over the years, we’ve learned a lot about some of them; […]
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