Today’s Reviews: An unusual Tornado
An unusual film occasionally merits an unusual review: I was relieved, but the boss hadn’t finished. ‘You need to be careful, though, Jameson. Non-sensical genre mash-ups like that can send […]
Harries cast as Clayface
Clayface has his face. Rhys Harries will play the horrifically mutable Batman villain, in a script from modern western horror maestro Mike Flanagan. You know Flanagan for his Stephen King […]
Building Bigger Worlds at Sci-Fi London
There’s a second chance to see John R. Mullaney’s detailed artwork from various SF franchises at Sci-Fi London this weekend. The artworks will be available for ticket-holders to view in […]
Today’s Reviews: Murderbot in danger
The first half of Murderbot’s initial season ratchets up the tension: The best element of the show is Murderbot themself. The easy approach of ‘Marvin the Paranoid Android with a […]
Celebrating the toys of Thunderbirds and Space: 1999
A new exhibition is being mounted in London to mark 60 years of Thunderbirds and 50 years of Space: 1999. The Museum of Brands, in partnership with Anderson Entertainment, presents […]
Filleting the Foundation season 3 trailer (video)
The TV version of Foundation is one of AppleTV’s arsenal of excellent SF shows and the first trailer for the third season has finally arrived. If you’re a book fan, […]
Silence and Egypt for the Fourth Doctor
The Fourth Doctor, Leela and K9 encounter the Last Queen of Egypt as well as the Silence in the next box set of adventures, out in September. In the first […]
Today’s Reviews: A new foe for Lazarus
After a bit of a drop in episode 8, Lazarus returns to form: Tightly plotted, incident heavy and introducing a major new villain this is one of the best episodes […]
Sifting through Superman’s latest trailer (video)
We’re under a month out from Superman and it’s looking really good. The new trailer drops in some major new beats too, and Alasdair Stuart took a look to see […]
Felix Leiter’s full adventure arriving early
Ian Fleming Publications’ hope to serialise Raymond Benson’s The Hook and the Eye, featuring Felix Leiter, have been dashed and the full story will be published as an ebook on […]
Anderson and Hanna-Barbera Europe team for Hit Squad
Anderson Entertainment’s latest expansion of the worlds of Gerry Anderson will be an animated series, Hit Squad, made in collaboration with Hanna-Barbera Europe. Hanna Barbera Studios Europe has begun development […]
An animated Doctor?
CBeebies are looking to bring the Doctor onto their channel. Although it’s by no means a done deal, the BBC children’s channel is looking for a potential production partner for […]
The Enterprise’s journey to Strange New Worlds concludes
Star Trek prequel Strange New Worlds will come to a close with a shortened fifth and final season. A further six episodes will follow the fourth season already in production. […]
Blake’s 7’s Afterlife revisited
Tony Attwood’s Blake’s 7 sequel Afterlife is getting a new lease of life at Big Finish. In the 1984 story, developed from an idea by screenwriter Chris Boucher, the surviving […]
BFI to release Object Z
Little-remembered British SF series Object Z is getting a restored release from the BFI this September. Unseen since its first transmission on ITV in 1965, this vintage six-part Rediffusion sci-fi […]
Nearly time to enter The Institute (video)
MGM+ has released a full trailer for The Institute, based on the novel by Stephen King, which arrives on July 13. The Institute follows the story of teen genius Luke […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 