Examining The Bone Temple (video)
The new trailer for 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, is out and here’s what Alasdair Stuart spotted. 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is one of my most anticipated […]
Today’s Reviews: A Loopy Tale
The second of the Tales of the Walking Dead remains as unusual as it ever was: It plays like a gore-soaked Twilight Zone episode crossed with an unusually carnivorous take […]
BBC Audiobooks stays on Target
BBC Audiobooks is celebrating a complete run of stories from The Daleks in 1964 to Rose in 2005, with the publication of Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster, read […]
Today’s Reviews: A-maze-ing developments
The second episode of Chaos Theory’s final season sees clashes between the Six The episode is low-key and that’s a rare treat for a show like this once you adapt […]
Smiley returns to the BBC
The Spy Who Came In from the Cold is coming to the BBC. The Ink Factory (The Pigeon Tunnel, The Night Manager) is producing landmark series Legacy of Spies for […]
Today’s Reviews: Daddy issues in Derry
A lot of revelations – and some real nastiness – in this week’s Welcome to Derry: The bruised peace of mind Will finds and the cautious way he grows around […]
Today’s Reviews: Revisiting Evie and Joe
Tales of the Walking Dead has finally made it onto UK screens, so we’ve revisited our original reviews: Tales plays something new straight from the jump and that, along with the […]
Assessing Luther’s return
You might be mildly surprised to see us talking about Luther here at SFB, Alasdair Stuart notes. The long running detective series, created by Neil Cross and starring Idris Elba […]
Today’s Reviews: The Cricket chirps
Jonathan Morris’ Average Romp Productions has returned with a second Dickensian adaptation: There’s a certain level of comfort that comes with the best Dickensian versions, and this is like warming […]
Open Channel D: the Return of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
The United Network Command for Law and Enforcement is reopening its doors in the UK. While the 1983 reunion movie has been playing on Legend for some time, the original […]
Today’s Reviews: Chaos returns
The final series of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory has just dropped and we’re taking a closer look at each episode: Rounded out with some nicely handled action this is an […]
Wallace for Assassin’s Creed
Toby Wallace has been cast as one of the two leads in Assassin’s Creed, the Netflix adaptation of possibly the oddest AAA video game franchise in the western world, reports […]
Today’s Reviews: Solving the Code
A gem you may have missed first time around is currently on iPlayer: Code 46 is mannered for sure and arguably a little pretentious, but it’s also got a resonant […]
Centineo for Gundam?
The Man who was (briefly) He-Man is about to have a very good year, notes Alasdair Stuart. Noah Centineo, beloved in these parts for his work on the To All […]
Today’s Reviews: A Milk run
The fifth episode of Plur1bus seems to be trying our reviewer’s patience: The problem with a show as bone-achingly repetitive as Plur1bus as that it’s hard to find anything new to say […]
Absent Friends celebrated this Christmas
Writer, actor and broadcaster Toby Hadoke will be presenting his annual round up of those we have lost during 2025. “I’m so grateful that Radio 4 Extra have allowed me […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 