Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flies again?
There have been book sequels, and a (rather fantastic) stage show – but now EON are looking to revive Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on the big screen. According to Deadline, […]
Today’s Reviews: Saddling up for War
The new addition to the cinematic Lord of the Rings is well worth your time: The most interesting part of the movie though revolves around a maiden, mother, crone relationship […]
Doctor Who’s Savages come to animated life (video)
The William Hartnell story The Savages is the next to get an animated treatment from BBC Studios. The four part adventure will be released as an animation on DVD and […]
Vam PD return for Valentine’s
Big Finish has released details of the second set of adventures for the Big FInish Original series Vam PD. Juliet Landau, Mara Wilson and Alimi Ballard return in Vam PD: […]
Analysing the 28 Years Later trailer (video)
The first trailer for Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s long-awaited 28 Years Later arrived on Tuesday and did so in chilling fashion. The sequel to 28 Days and 28 Weeks […]
Revisiting Morbius
The Not-Quite-Spiderverse is expanding this Friday with the new Kraven movie, so we’ve gone back for a fresh look at Morbius… This is an interesting idea ripped apart by corporate […]
Nephilim and Pilgrim
Sebastian Baczkiewicz’s latest two projects are very different yet share some DNA: I tend to think in images rather than in sounds – the sounds follow the vision, rather than […]
Today’s Reviews: Silo dilemma
The second season of Silo seems to be dragging its heels a bit: It’s all very slow, and there just isn’t enough story to keep things moving forward, especially in […]
Today’s Reviews: Upper Decks focus
Flipping things round from its TNG inspiration, the pre-penultimate Lower Decks focuses on the Upper Deckers… A low-key episode that’s greater than the sum of its (already good) parts, Click […]
Today’s Reviews: How much Artifice?
The VOD movie The Artifice Girl caught Martin Jameson’s attention: The arguments surrounding the borderlands between Artificial Intelligence and human consciousness are well rehearsed, but the context offered by The Artifice […]
Section 31 is required (video)
A full trailer has been posted for the new Star Trek TV movie, Section 31, arriving on Paramount+ on January 24. Star Trek: Section 31 stars Academy Award winner Michelle […]
Today’s Reviews: He was Iron Man
Tony Stark’s first adventure in the MCU is examined in detail in the re-released Art book: John Rhett Thomas’ style is the sort of invisible mending that a project like […]
Today’s Reviews: Reduxing the Sirens
The very first Big Finish Doctor Who audio was praised in SFB’s predecessor, DreamWatch, for its excellent sound design. Now a new version has been released: It’s a look at […]
Today’s Reviews: Tracking the Truth Out There
Colter is looking for a missing UFOlogist – and needs family help: There’s a surprisingly fun, and clear-eyed descent into a very different genre and another subtle course correction for […]
Stand by for yet more action
The Deadly Uprising continues with a new Stingray audiobook out today from Big Finish. Is Stingray enough to stop Titan’s latest schemes? In the new audiobook Stingray: Project Orca by […]
Today’s Reviews: The Skeleton Crew launch
The latest Star Wars live action series gets off to a decent start: For those who are younger and for whom a moving skeleton scaring a bunch of kids is […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 