Ann Droid: Review: Series 1 Episodes 1 & 2
Recently widowed, Sue is given a second hand ‘Eldercare’ robot by her son Michael, but despite her initial horror at the idea, Sue starts to form an unlikely relationship with […]
Today’s Reviews: Ann Droid present and correct
Diane Morgan’s sharply observed new comedy Ann Droid is well worth your time: Morgan’s show is laugh-out-loud funny, genuinely moving on the themes of bereavement and motherhood, but also speaks […]
Blade Runner 2099 unveiled (video)
Prime Video has released a trailer and details of their new series set in the Blade Runner universe, Blade Runner 2099. All eight episodes will premiere on November 25, 2026, […]
2026 Scribe winners announced
The 2026 Scribe Awards given by the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers were announced at San Diego ComicCon on July 24th. Best Adapted Novel (novel based on a screenplay […]
Today’s Reviews: Homecoming to the MCU
The first full Tom Holland Spider-Man movie hits all the spots: Holland is convincingly a kid, and that just makes Peter’s increasingly hard-pressed, hard-luck life all the more endearing. Click […]
All aboard the 13th Doctor’s next adventure
It’s the Age of the Train for the 13th Doctor and Yaz in their next audio adventure. The audio adventures of the Thirteenth Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) and Yasmin Khan (Mandip […]
Connecting with Clayface (video)
The first trailer for Clayface is here and it’s a nightmare in the best of ways. Alasdair looks into the face of darkness and sees it shift… 0.13 – ‘Show […]
Today’s Reviews: Defying the gods
An odyssey into filmmaking… Once the movie focusses on Odysseus’s Odyssey we have something to cling on to, and all the fighting starts to make sense Click here to read […]
RIP William Wisher
William Wisher passed away earlier this week. Wisher is a vital part of modern cinematic genre fiction. He was one of the writers on The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment […]
LEGO One Piece ploughs its own furrow (video)
There’s a slightly different take on the legend of One Piece in the new LEGO special. The almost true story of Captain Usopp the Brave! The Straw Hats are back […]
Today’s Reviews: Spider-Man before Homecoming
Before Tom Holland’s first solo Spidey feature, the character made a couple of cameos… While Peter’s been funnier, he’s rarely more consistently funny than he is in Civil War. Click […]
Back the Men of the Cloth
A new Kickstarter is underway for Men of the Cloth, based on a story by regular SFB contributor over the years, Paul Kane. Kane told SFB, ‘The original story for Men […]
A New Occupation for the Fourth Doctor and Sarah
The Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith face Genghis Khan and Nazis in the next box set, out in September. After dealing with contemporary intrigue in The Ministry of Death […]
Today’s Reviews: Overstuffed Spidey
The second Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movie has both too much and too little of key elements: With no sequels, this is an overtly tragic capstone to the Garfield era. One […]
Dissecting the Doomsday trailer (video)
The first full Avengers: Doomsday trailer is finally here. After months of this footage being shown at trade conventions we’re finally allowed to get a look too. Alasdair’s got the […]
Today’s Reviews: Tasking the Talamasca
Things improve during the third episode of Talamasca: The Secret Order: This entire episode is basically Guy demanding answers Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full review and for our […]
Buscemi to Far Cry
The Far Cry video games are a good, and surprisingly weird, time, explains Alasdair Stuart. The basic premise is always the same: you’re a Chad Pectoral-esque action hero, often someone […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 