The Witcher faces the Sirens of the Deep (video)
A fresh adventure for The Witcher arrives on Netflix on February 11. Geralt of Rivia, a mutated monster hunter, is hired to investigate a series of attacks in a seaside […]
Today’s Reviews: Completing the Prophecy
The Dune prequel comes to a highly satisfactory conclusion to its first season: Every single element of the cast not only justifies their presence in the show but is instrumental […]
Kamen’s Licence to Kill full score on the way
A full length version of Michael Kamen’s score for Timothy Dalton’s second Bond film, Licence to Kill, is coming later this month from La-La Land Records. Produced by Neil S. […]
Dare you attend the Uncanny: Post Mortem?
There’s a chance for even more Uncanny analysis in the coming weeks. The BBC has announced Uncanny: Post Mortem, the first visualised podcast for Radio 4’s hugely popular paranormal ‘Uncanny’ […]
Today’s Reviews: Telling War Stories
The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip winning entry sees the 12th Doctor face his past: Patrick Ross crams a discussion of the power of art, deep character studies of both […]
Today’s Reviews: Morton’s Forked
A vision of the future – or a twisted take? Kapadia wangs on about totalitarianism but does so by employing the exact same logic so favoured by the totalitarians he […]
Irwin Allen’s The Time Tunnel reopens
Celebrated 1960s genre show The Time Tunnel is making a return courtesy of Big Finish. Big Finish Productions, under licence from Legendary Entertainment, presents Seán Carlsen, Rachel Handshaw, Safiyya Ingar […]
McCann replaces Stevenson for Ahsoka
Game of Thrones star Rory McCann will be taking on the role of Baylan Skoll for the second season of the Star Wars show Ahsoka. He replaces the late Ray […]
Today’s Reviews: Solving the challenges
The penultimate episode of Skeleton Crew sees everyone arrive where they need to be: The series has been at its best when it’s focused on the children and while this […]
The First Action Bureau returns
F.A.B. – the adventures of the First Action Bureau continue today. An audiobook reading of Damaged Goods, a brand-new novel by Richard James, is performed by series star Genevieve Gaunt. […]
Today’s Reviews: Visit the Interior Chinatown
Hulu / Disney+’s Interior Chinatown is not what you expect – and well worth your time: What’s keeping it from superstardom? The same thing, that for me, makes it incredible […]
Today’s Reviews: Darkness falls
The end of Squid Game’s second season is hardly a ray of sunshine… Hwang Dong-hyuk earns my undying respect for being brave enough to test the limits of his format […]
The Last of Us returns in April (video)
HBO has confirmed that the second season of The Last of Us will begin airing in April. The seven-episode second season (styled Season II) is set five years after the […]
Today’s Reviews: Play the Game again
The middle season of Squid Game is here… Could creator Hwang Dong-hyuk possibly pull it off again, now that the element of surprise has gone? Was he aware of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Fleshing out the Skeleton Crew
The sixth episode of Skeleton Crew fulfils Stewart Hotston’s expectations: This episode undercuts the idea of what and who a main character should be. Click here for his full review […]
Today’s Reviews: Espresso shot of horror
Red Miss is well worth a few minutes of your time: Red Miss is inventive, deceptively simple and a superb piece of horror. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 