The great corridors of sci-fi cinema

Martin Anderson shamelessly geeks out in a fun Den of Geek column celebrating the great corridors of sci-fi cinema. Anderson is a corridor connoisseur, and after you read this article you may well become a corridorophile, too.

It's too bad he limited the article to the corridors of movie sci-fi. TV sci-fi has had some unforgettable corridors, too. The sleek and well-scrubbed halls of Star Trek. The mecha-horror corridor decor of the Borg. (Try saying that three times fast.) The sticky, drippy, almost womb-like walls of Lexx, the constantly evolving yet homey passageways of Doctor Who's Tardis. And don't get me started on sci-fi's greatest air ducts! There's the one the kids crawl through to escape the velociraptors in Jurassic Park...

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