Dorian Gray returns to Big Finish
After a decade away – bar a few readings – Alexander Vlahos’ Dorian Gray is back at Big Finish, in a new story by Scott Handcock. The Confessions of Dorian […]
After a decade away – bar a few readings – Alexander Vlahos’ Dorian Gray is back at Big Finish, in a new story by Scott Handcock. The Confessions of Dorian […]
Starring Joan Cusack, Tim Allen, Tom Hanks Directed by Andrew Stanton Disney/Pixar – in Cinemas now Woody, Buzz, Jessie and the rest of the gang face an existential threat when […]
In the spirit of For All Mankind, an alternate history of the Soviet space programme in the wake of winning the race to the moon in 1969. What I loved […]
Starring Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor, Colin Firth, Eve Hewson Directed by Steven Spielberg Universal Pictures – in Cinemas now On the brink of World War III a cybersecurity specialist working […]
In its twentieth year, the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers has announced the nominees for the annual Scribe Awards honouring those in various categories of tie-in writing. President Jonathan […]
Some exquisite animation in this unusual project from AdultSwim The name comes from an old riddle about blind men attempting to describe an elephant. All three are telling, essentially, the […]
Quietly slipped out onto Paramount+ is this new animated series: You’d be forgiven for thinking a series based on an enormously popular but now slightly waned social deduction video game […]
A one off in-concert show has been announced for the second chapter of the Oscar-winning Spider-Verse saga: Spider-Man™: Across the Spider-Verse. Taking place on 19th December at London’s Eventim Apollo, the […]
It was a rough Monday in the UK, but it looks to be closing out with a hand-wrapped gift for fan fiction writers everywhere, notes Alasdair Stuart. Speaking to Awards […]
Big FInish have announced the casting for the leads for the new Young Bond series. Playing James Bond in Young Bond: Silverfin will be Isaac Rouse, who’s recognisable for his […]
Netflix has released a trailer for their reboot of the 1960 Toho movie Human Vapor. Fear has no form. From the creators behind Train to Busan and Gannibal comes a […]
The second of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man movies stands up over 21 years later: This is the finest hour of the Maguire era and it’s one rife with surprising cameos. Click […]
It’s officially a good time to be a dungeon crawler, says Alasdair Stuart. As well as being a Clarke award finalist this year (the rules are on year of publication […]
Disney+ has released a trailer for their new animated horror comedy series, The Doomies. The animated series will premiere June 26 on Disney+ with 22 half-hour episodes, along with a […]
The fifth big screen outing for Toy Story doesn’t disappoint: It’sToy Story, and it’s Pixar doing what they do best – family therapy storylines executed with a level of delicious […]
Big FInish has released details of their two box sets celebrating 20 years of Torchwood and 10 years of the series at Big Finish. Gareth David-Lloyd, Sophie Aldred and Tracy-Ann […]
As part of our preparation for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Alasdair Stuart is taking a fresh look at Peter Parker’s 21st century appearances: Raimi’s original Spider-Man is, along with the […]
Widow’s Bay, on Apple TV, is yet another in the channel’s stream of genre delights, notes Alasdair Stuart. I’m not just saying that because I grew up on a very […]
The Boroughs may have been Stranger Things with older people but it doesn’t have the earlier series’ longevity – as Netflix has cancelled the show after one season. Deadline reported […]
Before Backrooms there were The Backrooms… This first nine-minute video is full of the quiet, oddly beautiful and increasingly tense halls of the Backrooms. It’s essentially a demonstrator for the […]