Star Trek: Review: Starfleet Academy: Season 1 Episode 9: 300th Night
As the year comes to an end, Caleb must choose between the life he thought he wanted and the life he’s built for himself at Starfleet Academy. After the last […]
Lighting the Lanterns (video)
Lanterns, the next live-action TV show for the Gunn/Safran DC era, released its first trailer. Following two members of the galactic peacekeeping/police force the Green Lanterns, the show explores what […]
Today’s Reviews: Starfleet Academy back on course
The penultimate episode of Starfleet Academy gets down to business: It all builds up to a tense cliffhanger ending, with everything to play for in the final hour. Cl;ick here […]
River Song becomes a War Widow
Big Finish has released details of the September adventures for the Doctor’s wife… or is it widow? River Song is dragged into the madness of the Time War, alongside a […]
Today’s Reviews: Returning to Nixon’s Women
As we count down to season 5 of For All Mankind, Alasdair Stuart begins our recaps of the story to date: In the first season that path begins with ‘Nixon’s […]
Celebrate 1000 Women in Horror (video)
Shudder is celebrating 1000 Women in Horror in a new documentary out on March 20. Horror’s not a boy’s club. The documentary offers a deep dive into how women pioneers […]
Countdown to The Grand Line (video)
The second season of One Piece, Into The Grand Line, arrives next Tuesday, 10 March and Netflix has released a final trailer. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates set sail […]
Today’s Reviews: Revival movement
Nothing is what it seems as the third episode of Revival arrives… From the opening, variable reality of Kay’s story to the sudden moment of revelation Em gets in the […]
God of War takes aim
The God of War doesn’t hang around. Not long at all after confirmation of Ryan Hurst and Callum Vinson as Kratos and Atreus, we have our first still from the […]
Preparing for the return of For All Mankind
Pining for For All Mankind? Alasdair Stuart has some suggestions… Cheerfully bonkers, incredibly gooey and grim and with a ridiculously fun pair of leads, Moontrap is the B-movie’s B-movie. Click […]
Introducing Absolute Green Arrow
Alasdair Stuart looks ahead to the next tales from the Absolute universe… The DC Absolute universe has been the last thing anyone expected; a massive, crossover hit. Recreating the DC […]
Nearly time to visit Star City
Apple TV has released first images for Star City, their Soviet-focused spin-off of For All Mankind. The eight-episode series will debut globally on Apple TV with two episodes on Friday, […]
RIP Rob Grant
Rob Grant, co-creator of Red Dwarf, has died suddenly aged 70. The news came from Grant’s family. News had just been confirmed of a new Red Dwarf novel – a […]
Today’s Reviews: Tilly returns
Tilly’s back in the Star Trek universe… This week’s episode is again all about the feels, and its success will depend on your mileage with continuous emotional moping, or the […]
Redonning the M.A.S.K.
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 […]
Today’s Reviews: Paradise beckons
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 premieres manga adaptation Nippon Sangoku
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 […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 