Today’s Reviews: Hunter hunted
The new Kraven the Hunter movie has more going for it than you might have believed: A clearer view of what was needed, a willingness to go to the darkness […]
Today’s Reviews: Joy to the World
This year’s Christmas Doctor Who has a real feelgood factor: There’s room for everything – peril, drama, hijinks, love (Platonic and otherwise) and even real-life anger. Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Ending the Party
Inside No. 9 is no more on TV, and a special documentary goes behind the scenes: The combination of talking heads, video diaries and behind the scenes footage makes it […]
Happy Christmas!
All best wishes and thanks to those who’ve followed Sci-Fi Bulletin over the past thirteen years and may you all have a peaceful Christmas and holiday season. Or, as the […]
Today’s Reviews: Christmas Cheer!
Mr Colchester is in the Christmas mood… well, he has the jumper anyway… In the space of 19 minutes, James Goss and Paul Clayton give us two presents we didn’t […]
V good news from Big Finish
Alien invasion saga V is invading Big Finish starting in January. London. Present Day. Earth is visited by aliens, bringing peace and prosperity. But their intentions are not benevolent, and […]
Today’s Reviews: The sentence of this….
The War Games is a seminal piece of Doctor Who – and it’s been reworked for the 21st century: The fact that such a thing works at all is a […]
Today’s Reviews: Tickets please!
The latest visit to the Eternity Club takes us to the cloakroom… This is a story that features a deeply threatening duffel coat that’s also about acceptance, and joy. Click […]
Today’s Reviews: Nature beige in tooth and claw
The Lion King prequel has more than a few issues: The more realistically the digital ‘live action’ is rendered, the less ‘real’ any of it feels. Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Do you want to play a game?
Wargaming can get very serious… Tim Foley writes a cracking science fiction detective story and throws some extra twists in. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full review and for […]
Today’s Reviews: Darkening Silo
Someone needs to pay the electricity bill on Silo… Mostly, murky telly is fine. It’s suggestive of mood, foreboding and claustrophobia. Unfortunately, in the case of Silo we already know that about […]
Today’s Reviews: Catering for the Club
An off world adventure for the second story in the Eternity Club… This is a short story that’s about three big topics: the nature of history, archaeology and personal truth […]
Today’s Reviews: Concluding the Cerritos’ adventures
Star Trek: Lower Decks bows out after five seasons: The pacing remains breakneck throughout, a good thing with, basically, a pretty thin plot. ‘Thin’ works in this case and gives […]
Today’s Reviews: Benny enters the Club
Time to enter Eternity for Bernice Summerfield… Goss’ script has an impish, playful quality to it that’s somewhere between Ludwig and the first half hour of Ghostbusters. Click here to […]
Dune: Prophecy renewed for season 2
HBO has given the green light for a second season of the Dune prequel, Dune: Prophecy, inspired by the novel Sisterhood of Dune, just before the finale airs. The series […]
Doctor Who Season 7 joins the Collection
Jon Pertwee’s first season as the Doctor is the next to be released on Blu-ray as part of The Collection. As well as the four stories that comprise season 7, […]
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