Last week: The beautiful Star Trek film about space fog. Next week: The beginning of director Leonard Nimoy’s duology. When Wrath ... Khan and his minions, never made explicit in the movie ...

Nicholas Meyer's Star Trek would be terror on the high seas – just with spaceships, and no actual sea. Instead of technobabble, the terminology and iconography is ...

As in Wrath of Khan ... after the events of Star Trek II. Paramount Pictures Nimoy shows off his gift for mise-en-scène elsewhere in the film as well. Another of the movie’s best shots has ...

Along with being arguably the best Star Trek movie ever, 1982’s Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is an exceptional example of sci-fi filmmaking. It blends action, adventure, love, and horror in ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a direct sequel to one of the best ... As I write this in 2018, it's a 36-year-old movie. Since then the franchise has expanded and rebooted several times over ...

The conventional wisdom goes that the odd-numbered Star Trek movies suck, and the even-numbered ones are good. This trend was set in motion by Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a movie that ...

Picard season three shares a behind-the-scenes similarity to The Wrath of Khan, which impacted how both stories played out. The second Star Trek movie followed 1979s The Motion Picture ...