First Contact is by far the best film in the Next Generation franchise, but the action movie largely misses the point of Star Trek.

The first, 1979’s “Star Trek: The Motion Picture,” makes his Bottom 5 list. It is, he says, “oatmeal-colored uniforms on a gun-metal colored ship” and the work of people who didn’t ...

For over 40 years, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan has been the gold standard of Star Trek films. Of the 13 films released, director Nicholas Meyer’s entry is still the one all other Trek movies ...

To Trek fans, there are few creative figures who deserve more swooning adoration than Meyer. The writer-director made The Wrath of Khan , the movie that ostensibly saved the series from obscurity.

It boggles the mind that it’s taken this long to see such an iconic Star Trek character correctly represented by an actor of similar background. After all, Khan was identified as “a Sikh from ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: The Making of the Classic Film: $45.00 at Amazon. This 192-page hardback book walks fans through the iconic film's production process from page to screen and ...

While Khan is one of Star Trek's most iconic villains, and fans adore his appearances in the franchise, one Star Trek fan started a conversation about whether Kirk or Spock deserves credit for ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a direct sequel to one of the best episodes of the '60s TV series, is widely considered the high-water mark for drama in the franchise. The thing is, TWoK debuted ...

Forty years ago, this Star Trek entry debuted in the shadow of other, better movies. Here's why it's actually just as important, and fun, as The Wrath of Khan.