Saturated in '90s nostalgia, The Electric State Roleplaying Game brings an intimate, heartfelt road-trip vibe to an alternate history America. Throughout the 219-page rulebook, Simon Stålenhag's ...

One of the nation's biggest insect zoos is coming to a bittersweet end. After 30 years of "spreading bug love," Iowa State University's Insect Zoo is coming to an end. The university's College of ...

One of the nation's biggest insect zoos is coming to a bittersweet end. After 30 years of "spreading bug love," Iowa State University's Insect Zoo is coming to an end.

The fact that “The Electric State” has been displaced from the summit of the Netflix most-watched list in less than seven days isn’t a great indication of long-term success.

Ultimately, The Electric State is perfect for those hoping to watch an easy blockbuster. The film is a bold and timely undertaking, but don’t go into this film expecting the next hit franchise.

In Netflix’s “The Electric State,” the sci-fi adventure from Anthony and Joe Russo, Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt help renew a robot rebellion in an alternate version of the ’90s.

The Electric State might not have been a stellar movie, but the art book it’s based on, by Simon Stålenhag, is still great and a reminder that Art Books are Good ...

The Electric State isn’t great by any stretch of the imagination, but it’s a perfectly watchable movie to throw on and not pay attention to. However, it seems like it’s not even getting that.

While critics seem to hate the movie, fans are warming up to it. As of writing, "The Electric State" has a woeful 14% on Rotten Tomatoes, though its audience score is 76% (as of this writing).

There’s a lot of critics who really did not enjoy The Electric State, but if you go through the 91 reviews the aggregator has filed, there are plenty who had positive things to say about the ...

The Electric State, Netflix’s ambitious $320 million sci-fi spectacle directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, explores numerous classic science fiction tropes while establishing its own unique universe.

Yes! “The Electric State” is not, however, based on a traditional book. It is, instead, loosely based on a 2018 illustrated novel by acclaimed Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag.