Today’s Reviews: Section 31 sectioned
The first Star Trek TV movie fails to hit the mark. Star Trek’s first attempt at a television movie evidently couldn’t decide between Guardians of the Galaxy, The Fifth Element, and The Dirty […]
Writers revealed for Doctor Who Series 2
The BBC and Disney have revealed the writers on board for the second series of Doctor Who starring Ncuti Gatwa. Juno Dawson is a #1 Sunday Times best-selling novelist, screenwriter and […]
Today’s Reviews: Call for Kronos!
Hammer’s 4K presentation of Captain Kronos, Vampire Hunter is well worth your time: It’s an engaging tale, with a different take on the vampire mythos from that we naturally associate […]
Today’s Reviews: Lies, damn lies…
The second episode of the new season of Severance queries the truths of what we’re told: People find it impossible to tell truth from fiction under such circumstances because what […]
Today’s Reviews: Feel the Presence
Steven Soderbergh’s new movie hits a number of familiar beats: The story-telling compels as it weaves between family/troubled-teen drama and a sense of impending supernatural doom Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Inanimate Harbinger Down
A new title for Alec Gillis’ 2015 Harbinger Down prompts a reassessment Gillis combines Sam Raimi’s frantic camera with the sort of grounded, close-in character stuff that the Alien movies […]
A full trailer for the Doctor Who Season 7 Blu-ray Collection (video)
There may not be a new mini-drama (although we do get yet another version of events at the end of The War Games!) but the trailer for Season 7: The […]
Today’s Reviews: Dark Colter
The mid-season finale of Tracker sets a lot up… This is a hell of a place to leave us for the mid-season break, in every sense. Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Hell is…
Ianto has to play Ianto in the latest Torchwood tale: Nothing is quite as unsettling as an abandoned multi-storey carpark at night and Toby Hrycek-Robinson gives us the exact echoing […]
Today’s Reviews: Add a little Oddity
Shudder’s Oddity rewards viewing: Carolyn Bracken’s complex, methodical work is deeply unsettling and impossible to ignore. She’s seething, furious, supernaturally gifted and deeply fallible. She’s one of the best protagonists […]
Today’s Reviews: Jentry’s worst first day
Starting a new school is always tough… Jentry is a normal teenager with deeply abnormal powers and her shame at the accident she caused is a serious metaphor for the […]
Today’s Reviews: Canine colleague for Colter
Colter has a four-legged ally in the penultimate episode of this tranche of Tracker episodes: Justin Hartley’s slightly cautious, fundamental decency has always been comparable to Alan Ritchson’s on Reacher […]
Today’s Reviews: Returning to Severance
The new season of Severance kicks off in as odd a fashion as the first season… For me this first episode was like slipping into a pair of well-worn, beloved, […]
Today’s Reviews: A howling success?
The latest lycanthrope hits cinemas this weekend… Is toxic masculinity inherent in the frontier mentality of the White American coloniser? Is said toxic masculinity so ingrained that it has passed […]
Today’s Reviews: Concluding the Crew’s first flight
Skeleton Crew comes to an end with the pieces put together neatly: It’s a great ending to a series that concentrates on kids discovering a big world and never leaves […]
Starz tease Outlander: Blood of my Blood (video)
Following the end of the seventh season of Outlander, Starz has begun the push for the prequel series Blood of my Blood. From the battlefields of World War I to […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 