Today’s Reviews: Fire!
Tragedy awaits the Nublar Six… It’s a great, nuanced depiction of trauma as they take turns not being okay, and then getting on with it. Click here to read Alasdair […]
28 Years Later to complete the trilogy
The final part of the 28 Years Later trilogy is officially happening, reports Alasdair Stuart. Heat Vision reports that Cillian Murphy is in talks to star and that development has […]
Today’s Reviews: Bad choices for worse reasons
The penultimate of the Tales of the Walking Dead is a dark tale that gets darker: Hemingway talked about how life breaks us all and afterwards we’re stronger in the […]
The Future of Doctor Who?
We’ve been saying for some time at SFB that the future of Doctor Who lies in the hands of the next generations – just as it did when the New […]
Today’s Reviews: A Masterclass in Tension
Midway through the final season, and Chaos Theory continues to be excellent: Essentially an episode-long action sequence, this is a masterpiece in sustained, balanced tension. Click here to read Alasdair […]
Six-cess for Mullaney at Propstore Auction
Artist and filmmaker John R. Mullaney has recorded his strongest auction results to date at Propstore’s London Winter Auction, where six original artworks achieved a combined total of £34,375, with the […]
Today’s Reviews: The Black Spot burns
It’s time for history to be made – and not in a good way: The episode’s bulk is in the fire and Andy Muschietti’s direction gives us pinwheeling chaos as […]
Cartmel wins DWAS’ Terrance Dicks Award
Andrew Cartmel has followed in the footsteps of Gary Russell, Steven Moffat and Paul Cornell to receive the Doctor Who Appreciation Society’s Terrance Dicks Award. In front of a packed […]
Teasing The Boys’ finale (video)
Prime Video has released a teaser for the fifth and final season of The Boys. In the fifth and final season, it’s Homelander’s world, completely subject to his erratic, egomaniacal […]
Today’s Reviews: A Discovery about the Tales
Sometimes revisiting a show gives you a fresh perspective: It seems possible this is analogous to the Star Trek: Discovery material set in the 31st century. There’s a similar sense […]
The Ninth Doctor and Rose reach Cloud Eight
The next adventure for Christopher Eccleston’s Doctor and Billie Piper’s Rose will be Stewart Pringle and Lauren Mooney’s Cloud Eight, out in February. When the Doctor takes Rose to the […]
Return to Paradise in February (video)
Disney+ has released the first teaser for the second season of Paradise. The second season premieres Monday, February 23rd, 2026, with three episodes, followed by new episodes weekly on Disney+. […]
Diving back into Dickens
Average Romp has returned to the 19th century for its latest releases and producer Jonny Morris explains why: I just really wanted to get back into the studio and do […]
Today’s Reviews: Movement in Pluribus
He may not be its biggest fan but Martin Jameson spots developments in Plur1bus: There’s nothing particularly wrong with the story beats themselves, but the mechanics of how they are […]
Today’s Reviews: Death by fire…
The Nublar Six are on a mission… Chaos Theory has always had a good sense of humour, and this episode lets it fly in some of the darkest ways. Click […]
The Knights’ arrival approaches (video)
HBO has released a full trailer for the Game of Thrones prequel A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. The six-episode season debuts Sunday January 18th. A century before the events […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 