In Forbidden Planet, the Id Monster that attacks the crew of the C-57D is conjured directly out of the subconscious mind of Dr. Morbius and generated by the mind-powered Krell technology that he ...

The Krell machine was kind of like an nth-generation internet. When the Krell machine went operational the Krell went extinct in what must have been the mother of all flame wars.

Krell has been making some of the biggest, most powerful and most expensive audio equipment on the planet — Forbidden or otherwise. In a back room, you will see under wraps an early prototype of ...

Do you think it will be good? At least they've got the right dude to rewrite it but I hope he won't stray from the original Tempest scenario. Still not sure ...

March 1956. Dwight Eisenhower was president. Psychoanalysis was topical. New technology meant fancy kitchen appliances or the Bomb. Space travel was science fiction. And most science-fiction films ...

Built since 1980 in the image of CEO Dan D’Agostino and named after the inhabitants of the “Forbidden Planet,” Krell exists for the money-is-no-object crowd. Some people object to that.

When it was announced that J. Michael Straczynski was writing a remake of the classic 1956 sci-fi film The Forbidden Planet, the response was highly negative. I tried to defend it, but without any ...

Do you want to see an iPod dock that costs as much as a car? Well, Krell has made one. No, not Krell the natives of Altair IV in Forbidden Planet; Krell, the company, which makes unfathomably high ...

Forbidden Planet is the perfect pulp science fiction Universe brought to live with vivid colors. The plot is, of all things, loosely based on Shakespeare’s The Tempest (a point my lit-loving dad ...

With The Day the Earth Stood Still bowing next week, you'll want to brace yourself for more epic re-imaginings of iconic 1950s scifi: J. Michael ...

The Krell complex is a mind-bendingly huge network of self-maintaining nuclear reactors and machines that are the only traces of a race that ... Forbidden Planet holds up better than most ...

Of that celebrated group of 1950s sci-fi movies, "Forbidden Planet" also remains the only one that has mercifully not received a Tinseltown reboot, but that's all about to change with recent news ...