In a three part season opener, we learn about the emotional backstory motivating Xavier Collins in his quest outside the bunker (think Silo, but with air conditioning and clean clothes); […]
As we sprint down towards the final section of awards season, Alasdair Stuart has some excellent news about the Ryan Coogler-produced X-Files reboot. Coogler, writer and director of the extraordinary […]
Starring Georgina Campbell, Joe Keery, Liam Neeson, Lesley Manville Directed by Jonny Campbell Studio Canal / Samuel Goldwyn Films – in cinemas now When a mutant fungus escapes from an […]
As the ‘homunculi’ come to maturity, will Michael find the answers he seeks? ‘Pleeeeeeease!’ I’ll admit it, I was groveling. My editor took a long drag of his cigar, his […]
Alasdair Stuart hails the return of M.A.S.K. M.A.S.K., Mobile Armoured Strike Kommand to its friends, was a line of toys that rode the same wave as Transformers, G.I. Joe, Thundercats […]
An epic opener for the new series of Paradise: Following the tight-as-a-gnat’s-mankini storytelling of the first season I can’t pretend that I didn’t find my attention wandering at times and […]
Prime Video is releasing the first season of Japanese Manga adaptation Nippon Sangoku: The Three Nations of the Crimson Sun”, a much-awaited anime series that is set in a divided […]
Apple TV+ has released the full trailer for season 5 of For All Mankind. The 10-episode fifth season will make its global debut on Apple TV with one episode on […]
Big FInish has released story details for their new UNIT audios, UNIT Eras. Hostile Universe, a box set of full-cast audio adventures set across the history of the iconic organisation, […]
The second episode of Revival is better than you might expect: The gear change is remarkable and instant and it suddenly feels enormously dangerous. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s […]
Inspired – very loosely – by Robert R. McCammon’s Stinger (which still deserves a big-screen close adaptation!), Teacup is an intriguing watch: This is cosmic horror mixed with cosmic science […]
Want to get away from the real world? Enter Cold Storage… Cold Storage is a celebration of the same B-Movie sensibility that made films like The Thing and Tremors such a satisfying way to spend […]
The latest adventure for the 8th Doctor in the Time War sees some unlikely reunions. Carole Ann Ford joins Paul McGann, Sonny McGann and Emma Campbell-Jones in Doctor Who – […]
The second half of Small Prophets doesn’t disappoint: Because Crook loves – and forgives – his characters in a way unique amongst today’s TV writers, he is able to flip […]
A teaser trailer has been released for season 3 of Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon. Absolute power is within grasp. #HOTD Season 3 returns this June on […]
It’s been a week, friends, but Alasdair Stuart has had a chance to sit down with the Superbowl trailers and had some thoughts. Here they are. (Editor’s note: this article […]
A stage prequel to Game of Thrones is on the way at the Royal Shakespeare Company. Game of Thrones: The Mad King will debut at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in […]
A change of pace for Starfleet Academy this week: There’s just nothing particularly engaging or significant here beyond some character development. Click here to read Nick Joy’s full review and […]
The 1996 Doctor Who TV Movie is to be released in 4K later this year. For the first time, all 219 reels of original film (totalling almost 200,000 feet!) have […]
The Dark Gallifrey saga takes something of a sharp turn for the next instalment. Rufus Hound and Gemma Whelan star in… an audio sitcom? Hilarity will ensue in Dark Gallifrey: […]
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