Today’s Reviews: Mighty Marvel Music
The musical scores of the MCU are celebrated in a new concert experience: An epic reminder of just how good Marvel movies can be, recognising the propulsive role that the […]
Today’s Reviews: Melancholy Severance
The latest episode of Severance once again focuses on one of the main characters: It’s immediately apparent that we’re going to see Harmony Cobel. More than that, we’re going to […]
Prepare for OCAS
Obsessive Capital Accumulation Syndrome, aka OCAS, is at the heart of the new Big Finish Original coming in April. Capitalism in Britain has ended, but utopia may not be all […]
Today’s Reviews: Paradise concludes
The final episode of Paradise’s first season hits the spot: Every loose end is tied up neatly with a bow, and there are some strong pointers for what will underpin […]
Gremlins returns April 10
The second half of the second season of Gremlins: The Wild Batch will arrive on Netflix on April 10. This next batch of episodes will feature new guest cast members […]
Today’s Reviews: Taking the Mickey
The new Bong Joon-Ho movie may benefit from its multiple moves back in the schedule: Mickey 17 is a raucous, graphic, violent and extremely enjoyable satire about capitalism, schoolboy fascism […]
Today’s Reviews: Perspective is everything
The fourth episode of Jentry Chau takes the show to another level: A brilliantly timely episode of an increasingly great show that deals with massive issues with consummate ease. Click […]
Today’s Reviews: Geronimo!!
No, not a movie about the 11th Doctor’s exploits but an unnerving tale from Wales… Rebecca Trehearn’s deceptively tranquil voice is the calm undercurrent to an increasingly feverish nightmare, one […]
Time to enter The Electric State (video)
The Netflix adaptation of Simon Stålenhag’s The Electric State arrives on March 14 and the streamer has released a final trailer. Set in a retro-futuristic past, this blockbuster adventure from […]
Today’s Reviews: Explaining Severance?
Have some of the answers been revealed? Gemma has, I think it’s safe to say, been put through hell physically and emotionally. Lumon isn’t just happy about this but they […]
Today’s Reviews: Resisting the Russians
There’s far more real world resonance in John Milius’ Red Dawn than there might have been a decade ago… Milius doesn’t let the viewer look away from the consequences of […]
A full trailer for Doctor Who Season 2 (video)
With six weeks to go until launch, the BBC and Disney+ has released a full trailer for Season 2 of Doctor Who. This spring, audiences will join The Doctor (Ncuti […]
Today’s Reviews: Getting to sleep
It seems appropriate for a Sunday morning to review a short film about sleep… Payton King’s short feature moves with the same velvet menace as insomnia itself. Click here to […]
Hunger Games come to the London stage
Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games will be presented live on stage next year in London. Lionsgate has set an October 20 debut at a new 1,200 capacity in-the-round venue: the […]
New scribes for the Short Trips
There are a load of new names added to the Big Finish roster for the next set of Short Trips, out later this year. There are six brand-new Doctor Who […]
Today’s Reviews: Perfection in Paradise
The seventh episode of Paradise ticks all the boxes: Perhaps it’s a sign of the scary times we live in, but there are moments of realisation and betrayal that I […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 