From the tyrannical grip of the Goa'uld Empire ... Stargate Command have risen to every challenge presented to them. But not all enemies are created equal, not everyone has the classic gravitas of ...

Few science fiction universes have combined ancient mythology and sci-fi storytelling as convincingly as Stargate. What ...

The Goa'uld are a species of parasitic symbiotes that take other creatures as hosts. Their preferred species to parasitize is humanity, and thousands of years ago, the Goa'uld known as Ra found a ...

Exuding cosmic evil, decadence and dementia, Jaye Davidson of “The Crying Game” fame is blissfully at home as Ra, a wrathful Egyptian sun god, in “Stargate,” a loopy sci-fi fantasy and ...

Next, let us discuss the similar themes and tropes that both Stargate and Atlantis: The Lost Empire have. In particular, the beginnings of each movie are shockingly one-to-one. The academic gets ...

Moreover, Davidson's Ra injects "Stargate" with stylistic panache, introducing mayhem to the fight sequences that have come ...

Oh, Stargate, why hast thou forsaken us ... But now, in an exclusive interview with Empire, Devlin reveals that plans for a remake have fallen through. “It looked good for a couple of months ...

Stargate is that special kind of sci-fi adventure that could've been set on planet Earth with a few changes. The desert planet of Abydos has no alien features, and even when Ra and his followers ...

The $55 million space epic stars James Spader as a specialist in linguistics and Jaye Davidson as Ra, an alien impersonating the sun god. Most of the actors in Stargate – at least those playing ...

Stargate fans have been waiting a long time for ... They arrive on a planet ruled by the despotic Ra (Jaye Davidson), who holds the key to the Earth travelers’ safe return.