007 prepares for action in First Light footage (video)
IO Interactive has released half an hour of footage from their new 007 game, First Light, which arrives on March 26, 2026. In this 30-minute premiere, there is 20 minutes […]
Today’s Reviews: Toxic returns
The new Toxic Avenger movie may be just that little bit too… well… toxic… If 107 minutes of repetitive splatter comedy is your thing then The Toxic Avenger will do […]
Scoring Space
With the Lost in Space movie out on 4K this week, time to look back at our interview with its composer, Bruce Broughton: I asked, do I have to use […]
Today’s Reviews: Danger Will Robinson (revisited)
The 1998 Lost in Space movie isn’t one of the finest examples of that period but… The movie, though, is almost secondary to the excellent package that Arrow has put […]
Time to enter Barnaby Edwards’ Brave New Worlds
Artist, writer, actor and director Barnaby Edwards’ latest exhibition of art opens today. The paintings, which celebrate a century of science fiction cinema from the 1920s to the 2020s, can […]
Culshaw recreates the 12th Doctor for Big Finish
Following Jacob Dudman’s retirement from playing the Doctor, Jon Culshaw is stepping into Peter Capaldi’s shoes as the new voice of the 12th Doctor for Big Finish. This incarnation will […]
Look Up! Thunderball expanded CD release coming soon
A new edition of John Barry’s classic score for the fourth Sean Connery James Bond movie, Thunderball, is on the way from La-La Land Records. The 60th anniversary remastered and […]
RIP Christopher H. Bidmead
Doctor Who script editor and writer Christopher H. Bidmead has died, aged 84. Bidmead script-edited Season 18 of the classic show, also penning the scripts for Logpoplis and Castrovalva, Tom […]
Callow and the 7th Doctor tilt at windmills
Twenty years after his first appearance on Doctor Who, Simon Callow is joining forces with the Time Lord once again – this time played by Sylvester McCoy. The next volume […]
Remembering Wes Craven
On the 10th anniversary of Wes Craven’s passing, we present a previously unseen interview with the master: We’re in a universe where we’re killing civilians in order to get at […]
Proyas signs up for The Midnight Shift
Dark City director Alex Proyas has come on board the Cyprus-set supernatural series The Midnight Shift. According to a report at Cineuropa, “the series presents an unconventional retelling of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Killing the Comedy
Comedy is a funny old thing… and the latest Strange New Worlds has divided opinion: I can’t help think that the cast enjoyed making it more than I did watching […]
Changes for Tracker
Justin Hartley’s Colter Shaw’s going to have less assistance in the upcoming third season of Tracker. Eric Graise and Abby McEnany, who played Bobby and Velma, respectively, will not be […]
Today’s Reviews: Alien Observation
A slight slackening of the pace in the latest Alien: Earth instalment… It’s still compelling and emotionally taut TV, finding extraordinary and original ways to ask familiar questions. Click here […]
Hammer unveil The Curse of Frankenstein 4K
The 1957 Hammer movie The Curse of Frankenstein is the next to get the 4K treatment. Each month, a new Hammer title rises from the crypt, newly restored in 4K, […]
Today’s Reviews: Finding the Lost Lands
In the Lost Lands came and went quickly in cinemas but is worth a look: This is an energetic, fun B-movie that knows exactly what it is and does its […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 