electricdreams

Latest

  • Amazon

    Amazon’s ‘Electric Dreams’ anthology arrives on Prime Video

    by 
    David Lumb
    David Lumb
    01.14.2018

    If you blew through all of the latest season of Black Mirror when it came out just before the new year and need your science fiction anthology fix, your ship has come in. Amazon's new series Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams is live now with ten episodes to feed your hunger for wild, imaginative stories that question reality and/or humanity.

  • Amazon

    Philip K. Dick’s ‘Electric Dreams’ hits Amazon on January 12th

    by 
    Swapna Krishna
    Swapna Krishna
    11.20.2017

    Last month, we saw the trailer for Electric Dreams, an anthology series based on Philip K. Dick's sci-fi short stories, that will be available exclusively in the US on Amazon Prime. Now, we finally have a release date for the series. All ten episodes will be available for streaming starting January 12th, according to Deadline.

  • Jean-Paul Pelissier / Reuters

    Apple reportedly taps Spielberg for new 'Amazing Stories'

    by 
    Timothy J. Seppala
    Timothy J. Seppala
    10.10.2017

    Looks like Apple found someone to spend some of that billion dollars it earmarked for original TV and movies on: Steven Spielberg. Each episode of the revived Amazing Stories anthology series will cost about $5 million, according to Wall Street Journal's sources, and Spielberg will serve as executive producer for the show. Bryan Fuller (American Gods, Hannibal) is set to write according to Deadline, and the show has apparently been on ice for a few years. It's a partnership between the filmmaker's Amblin Television company, NBCUniversal and the iPhone maker.

  • Amazon

    Explore Philip K. Dick's crazy futures in 'Electric Dreams' trailer

    by 
    Rob LeFebvre
    Rob LeFebvre
    10.06.2017

    Amazon is no stranger to sci-fi author Philip K. Dick's somewhat skewed vision of the future, having found success with The Man in the High Castle and its alternative history timeline. The company teased its new anthology series based on the author's work, Electric Dreams, this past August, but now fans are getting a much more in-depth trailer at New York Comic Con. It's full of weird and wonderful visions of our future, all based on Dick's writings. The team also screened a short clip from The Man in the High Castle's third season.