Today’s Reviews: Voting on the Right Stuff
There’s a small window of time covered in the latest episode of Disney+’s remake of The Right Stuff, but it’s entranced Greg D. Smith It’s an interesting instalment of The […]
Sky add more Moominvalley
The adventures of the Moomin family and friends will be continuing for a third season. Sara Barbas, Nigel Davies, Darren Robbie and Jay Grace return as directors for Season 3. […]
Today’s Reviews: Horror isn’t just for Halloween
The horror season may peak with Halloween but that doesn’t mean other festivals should be ignored – as Paul Kane discovers in today’s new release: The kills are appropriately imaginative, […]
Summerfield vs Cybermen for free
Bernice Summerfield encounters the Cybermen in this week’s Big Finish Freebie. For one week only, Big Finish listeners can get the half-hour episode, Silver Lining, to download and keep completely free from […]
Gremlins prequel preview art released
The release of Gremlins prequel Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai is getting closer, and Warner Bros. have released some concept art. The series is set in 1920s Shanghai and will […]
Dave Bautista starring in Universe’s Most Wanted
Guardians of the Galaxy and Bond star Dave Bautista is back for another irreverent SF movie – this time as one of the Universe’s Most Wanted. Bautista will star in […]
Jordan Peele remaking The People Under the Stairs
Jordan Peele will be producing a remake of the Wes Craven horror The People Under the Stairs. Collider is reporting that the original 1991 movie will be produced by Peele’s […]
Nicolas Cage teases Willy’s Wonderland
A very brief teaser trailer has been released for upcoming horror, Willy’s Wonderland, starring Nicolas Cage. Cage plays a quiet drifter who’s tricked into a janitorial job at condemned theme […]
Today’s Releases: A mild Grudge
Not every horror film hits the spot, and The Grudge 2 is a sequel to a remake, putting the odds against it from the start: Not a patch on the […]
New Witcher foes included in Halloween release
Netflix released a short promo for The Witcher for Halloween which included many of the foes faced in the first season – but it also trailed two of the fresh […]
Today’s Reviews: Delve into DC Comics Cover Art
The cover image on a comic or magazine is an essential tool in the editorial trade – it can make or break an issue. Current Star Trek Magazine editor Nick […]
Giacchino releases SF concept album
Star Trek composer Michael Giacchino has released his first non-film related album. Variety says that it “combines science-fiction storytelling with lounge music and an overall theme that is unexpectedly relevant […]
Today’s Reviews: An Impish tale for Pilgrim
This second part of Sebastian Baczkiewicz;s most recent Pilgrim tale was broadcast this weekend for Halloween and provides a strong conclusion: Paul Hilton brings that sense of William Palmer constantly […]
Today’s Reviews: Helstrom has a Schroedinger’s finale
The last episode of Hulu’s Helstrom continues the series’ trend of being rather confusing – with Greg D, Smith finding it a Schroedinger’s Cat… It’s been an interesting journey. There […]
New Doctor Who Lockdown Singalong
Coinciding with the announcement of England entering a new period of lockdown, Emily Cook and Borna Matosic have announced a second Doctor Who Singalong, this time using Abigail’s song from […]
Mind control drama coming from CBS
As the television industry starts to look ahead, CBS has begun work on a new project from their partnership with the Campfire Writers Room. The Tempest is about an ex-Army […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 