Today’s Reviews: Go with the Flow
The Latvian award winning animation is well worth your time: The story is abstract and dreamlike at times, but it is never boring, always absorbing and intriguing, but not without […]
Today’s Reviews: Two sides of The Electric State
We have two looks at the same idea today – Martin Jameson looks at the movie of The Electric State: Popular myth has it that a bumble bee is such […]
Experience The Terminator Live
James Cameron’s first outing for the Terminator is coming to the UK with a live musical score. The Terminator LIVE will celebrate the award-winning film, as its signature synthesiser-led, percussive […]
Today’s Reviews: The Worm That Turns
It’s the penultimate episode of Severance’s second season, and a lot of decisions are being made: In the exploration of self, in the process of actualisation, Helena has had an […]
Today’s Reviews: Follow the Rule
Acclaimed by Stephen King, The Rule of Jenny Pen may hit home with some more than others: If you’re happy to be reminded of the inescapable terrors of age and […]
Today’s Reviews: A “ruff” assignment
Something a bit different for a Sunday morning: Dog Man treats both its audiences with the same care and works as hard as its titular cop to ensue everyone has a […]
An Angelic encounter for the 7th Doctor
The Weeping Angels are coming for Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor in this summer’s release, Past Forward. The Doctor’s adventures with Harry and Naomi are coming to an end, as a new […]
Starship Troopers to return
A fresh take on Robert Heinlein’s Starship Troopers is on the way, courtesy of District 9’s Neill Blomkamp. THR, which broke the news, notes that the new movie will return […]
Going through the Black Mirror trailer (video)
Black Mirror is back! The often incredibly grim, often brilliant science fiction horror anthology returns on April 10th with a six episode season including some familiar faces. In fact, more […]
Today’s Reviews: Back through the Wardrobe
There have been many adaptations of CS Lewis’ classic tale. This is one of the best: It walks the fine line between respecting Lewis’ original text – there are whole […]
Honouring Antoni
Story details have been released for the next Sixth Doctor release, The Cosmos and Mrs Clarke, as well as a tribute to Antoni Fletcher-Goldspink, whose final appearance is in Paul […]
Today’s Reviews: Space horror
The latest in the V/H/S series blends some sci-fi into the horror: V/H/S Beyond is often fun, occasionally very good, brilliant once and almost entirely frustrating. Click here to read […]
Titan return to Skull Island
The adventures of Legendary’s Monsterverse will continue in the pages of Titan Comics’ Return to Skull Island. Set against a backdrop of giant monsters and deadly intrigue, the comic follows […]
Today’s Reviews: Slaying Tonight
Want to relive the Glory Years, or Spike’s love? Head to Buffy Revamped… Whilst the promotional material for the show may create an expectation of a granular, nit-picking account of […]
Today’s Reviews: Musical madness for Jentry Chau
Episode 5 of Jentry Chau continues the animation’s strong run: The horrors of adolescence have fangs, and they’re bared at the entire cast this week. Click here to read Alasdair […]
Conflict on multiple fronts in The Last of Us Season 2 trailer (video)
Audiences at SXSW were treated to a full trailer for the second season of The Last of Us which arrives on April 13 on HBO / April 14 on Sky. […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 