I feel like this is so underrated and people who are into such things like , trying to understand what if I did that and my life would be different, who watched interstellar, who like sci fi . I feel like you guys should watch this .

Did anyone else know about the Con of Wrath?!

r/SciFiScroll and r/SciFiTV Self-Promotion Policy:

These forums are part of Axiom's Edge Sci Fi, and we are trying to build a community of genre fans where where we can discuss and learn more about science fiction, fantasy, and horror while also allowing the promotion of works by independent creators. We have been allowing self-promotion at r/SciFiScroll and r/SciFiTV, but we are going to adjust the policy because that is almost all that we see on the subs now (particularly r/SciFiScroll).

We will continue to allow you to promote your books, comics, movies, web sites, web series, games, etc., but we are going to impose some new limitations. Going forward, SELF-PROMOTION POSTS WILL BE LIMITED TO FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS and NO MORE THAN TWO POSTS PER USER during that time. And even with that, we want you to act very judiciously.

And if you are putting up self promotion posts, we ask that you participate beyond promoting your own works by posting other links in these subs, and also getting involved with the discussions and debates. We want to help independent creators to get their work noticed, but we don't want to turn these forums into a shill. We also request that you DO NOT POST AFFILIATE LINKS as that is a violation of Reddit policies. You can post a link to your YouTube page or an article or site with information about your work or chapters/segments from your book or web comic, etc. And if you happen to want to let people know about a new product like the Blu-ray release of Blake's 7, you can put up an informational post with a link to where people can purchase it as long as that is not an affiliate link.

During the rest of the week, posts to news, updates, reviews, and discussions will be acceptable as this is what I want as the main focus for these subs (note that for r/SciFiTV, the posts should be related to genre television as well as related movies, books, comics, etc.). It is okay if you link to an article, video, podcast, etc. on your own site, but these need to be on topic and informational and/or generating discussion. Though I will put a limit of links to your own site at two to three per week per sub. And again, be judicious about this and also post other links in the forums and participate in the discussions. For example, I post anywhere from two to three links per week per sub from the Axiom's Edge sites, sometimes more, but I always post other links as well and try to stay as involved with the discussions as time allows.

Note that blatant CLICK-BAIT POSTS that do a bait-and-switch or that go to sites that are mostly marketing or spam are not accepted and will be removed. (If you have ads on your site, that is okay, as long as the main focus is sci fi and fantasy and not selling a non-related product.)

And for those reporting what they believe is spam, please make sure you understand our self-promotion policies and explain your reason for reporting the post. Just because something was generated by AI, does not automatically make it spam, and I will be putting up a discussion about AI content shortly.

Consider these new rules to be in place now, though I will give a couple of weeks for everybody to get used to them. Starting in November, you will be given one warning if you violate the rules, and then posts will be removed and you could be banned from r/SciFiScroll and r/SciFiTV. If anybody would be interested in helping with the moderation of these forums, and/or if you have any questions or concerns you can contact us [axiomsedgescifi@gmail.com](mailto:axiomsedgescifi@gmail.com).

Let us continue to build this sci fi community where we can all participate, and those who want to pass on information about their genre-related independent creations can do that as well.  This can benefit all of us and turn into a great forum for sci fi and fantasy if we all do out part and if we all work together.

Hy everyone I'm hapy to share my progress and I also complete the first pilot

- Title: SHALIMAR: THE FORBIDDEN TUNNEL

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- Genre: Sci-Fi Horror Thriller

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- Episode: 101 — "The Killer"

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- Writer: Khurram RK Asghar

Synopsis:

When a dangerous serial killer escapes into Lahore's ancient Shalimar Gardens, police find nothing but evidence — no body, no trace. Beneath the garden, a scientific experiment tears open something that should have stayed buried. Ayaan Raza, Sarah, and their friends find themselves pulled into a mystery that begins with a killer but leads to something far older and far more terrifying. A deadly accident, a vanishing witness, and strange markings left behind — the door has opened, and something is watching.

Best regards,

Khurram RK Asghar

Hey!

Me and my girlfriend have started making a short sci fi audiodrama around 2-6 minutes per episode, about this researcher, his bot CHET and with lots of humor. We have great fun while making them, so wanted to share it with you: https://youtube.com/@acientgasstation?si=2ljMaMTTssUircKC

Suscribe if you like it, and have a great day. 🥳👍🏼

/The researcher & CHET

Hi everyone! I'm the creator of The Galvion Chronicles: Rise of the Space Rangers, an original science-fiction adventure series.

The story follows Clay Butler, a 17-year-old whose life changes when he's recruited into an interstellar academy, where he encounters alien civilizations, dangerous trials, and powerful enemies.

I'm currently bringing the story to life through a narrated, illustrated YouTube series, with plans to expand into graphic novels and film.

I'd love to hear feedback from fellow sci-fi fans, especially those who enjoy space adventures, alien worlds, and character-driven storytelling.

The chaos continues aboard the Death Star!

One ordinary family. One impossible world. One chance to survive.

When mysterious Prisms appear across Earth, Hector, Nicole, and Ethan Perez are drawn into a vast artificial world filled with advanced technology and strange creatures. Staying together becomes their greatest challenge as they struggle to survive and uncover the workings of this unfamiliar world.

LUMINEXUS is my completed first film, a 60-minute science-fiction adventure. I created the visuals using Google Veo and Kling and edited it entirely on an iPad using VN Video Editor. Attached is a 3-minute preview of the film.

The complete film is free to watch on my YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@LuminexusMovie

I'm developing Motel 51, where you run a roadside motel near Area 51. You're checking guests' documents, assigning rooms and trying to pay the bills, except the guests aren't all human. I've attached our trailer for context.

I'd love some reading or viewing suggestions. Which sci-fi story makes an ordinary job or place feel unsettling without turning every alien encounter into a fight? A diner, a night shift, a border checkpoint, anything along those lines.

I'm especially interested in little details that give someone away: a strange answer to an ordinary question, an object they don't understand, or a routine they get slightly wrong. What stuck with you?

The game is still in development. For anyone curious about it: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4664250/

Love this!