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Starring Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver, Kate Winslet, Stephen Lang Directed by James Cameron Lightstorm Entertainment – in Cinemas Now Still grieving the death of his son Neteyam, not only does […]
Starring Sam Worthington, Sigourney Weaver, Kate Winslet, Stephen Lang Directed by James Cameron Lightstorm Entertainment – in Cinemas Now Still grieving the death of his son Neteyam, not only does […]
British animation studio Blue Zoo has won the contract to produce the brand-new Doctor Who pre-school animation for CBeebies and BBC iPlayer. BBC Children’s and Education invited UK producers to […]
On a Spanish trawler, something impossible happens. In London, Barclay Pierre-Dupont gets a call. And the world changes forever. This five episode miniseries is haunted a little by the ghost […]
Katherine Wheeler and Natalia Fox are the creative team behind a new series of Doctor Who audios, Red Twilight, whose fourth episode is released this week, completing the first part […]
The latest from Paul Feig goes over the top in places… Every now and again a movie comes along which is clearly a daft, trashy load of old cobblers but […]
The producers of Strange New Worlds have often said that the show is designed to lead into the first year of James T. Kirk as Captain of the Enterprise, and […]
The 007 origins game First Light will not be released until late May 2026. IO Interactive announced the delay to May 27, 2026, explaining the time would be used to […]
Information comes in multiple ways in the fifth instalment of Mayfair Witches’ second run: The moment the irrationally haired Julien purrs that Rowan has ‘about 42 minutes’ to live you […]
Big Finish enter the era of the Fifteenth Doctor in their new UNIT spin-off set, Eras. The fearless defenders of Earth return in a brand-new audio series – Jemma Redgrave, […]
Pluribus’ first season is coming to a close – much to the relief of some There’s no discovery, or revelation, there are just statements. It’s a treatise, not a drama. […]
The first season finale of Pluribus will arrive two days early. The ninth episode will debut early ahead of the holiday on Apple TV on Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Already […]
The third visit to Pandora sees a mix of plotlines never quite coalesce: A lumbering mess of a movie which might have been a far tighter and more gripping experience […]
The various Lost Stories from Colin Baker’s era that have been recreated by Big Finish are being released in one big collection next year. Doctor Who – The Lost Stories, […]
Camp Cretaceous and Chaos Theory come to a head in the final episode: There’s a moment of real sweetness and bravery here that reminds you just how sweet this show […]
The sleazy underbelly of Los Angeles in the 80s is at the heart of the final film in Ti West’s trilogy: 1985 Los Angeles feels sticky and humid, the movie’s […]
Apple TV+ has given the go-ahead to a Wyatt Russell-led prequel to Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. Screenwriter and producer Joby Harold has been tapped to showrun. Under a newly announced […]
Returning to our coverage of the Mayfair Witches, things have reached rock bottom: Everything serves everything else and it creates a densely packed, resonant piece of TV Click here to […]
There are four more opportunities to experience Into the Spider-verse live in concert next year. Kicking off next Spring at London’s Royal Festival Hall and running throughout March, the tour […]
The penultimate episode of Chaos Theory sees the series interact to its detriment with the movies – but still has many positives: Inspiring, sweet stuff and all coupled with some […]
American actor Gil Gerard, best known for playing Captain William “Buck” Rogers in the Glen A. Larson TV series, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, has died aged 82. His […]