B7 Media nominated for SOVAS
SOVAS – the Society of Voice Arts and Sciences – has announced the nomination for their 2020 Awards, and two of B7 Media’s productions are on the list. The Voice […]
From the Archives: The Road – spoiler interview
When Toby Hadoke’s adaptation of Nigel Kneale’s The Road was first broadcast in 2018, the accompanying interview was in two parts – and now that the play has been rebroadcast, […]
Today’s Reviews: We’re Here – but we keep coming back
The poltergeists in the Tobe Hooper 1982 original film, the first of the Poltergeist sequence, were scary. But unfortunately they kept coming back… A case of diminishing returns, but the […]
Fear The Omega Factor for free
One of Big Finish’s best series joins the line-up of the weekly freebies this week with the release the first episode of the continuation of The Omega Factor. Originally produced […]
Today’s Reviews: Dare you Spell?
Another Halloween horror thriller is out this week – and Nick has had a preview: This is a tense little horror thriller with some masterful tension and eye-wincing shocks. Click […]
A glimpse of more Dark Materials
The second season of the BBC/HBO lavish production of His Dark Materials arrives next month, and Greg attended the online Q&A: Does that mean that there will be more radical […]
Today’s Reviews: Klingons and Orions, oh my
The crew of the USS Enterprise have to deal with Klingons and Orions in the recent Star Trek novel from Dayton Ward… Ward provides a strong contrast between the different […]
Genre triumphs at BAFTA Cymru awards
A variety of different SF and fantasy shows were winners at the BAFTA Cymru awards handed out on October 25. His Dark Materials received three awards, for Ruth Wilson (Actress) and Suzie Lavelle (Photography […]
Today’s Reviews: Sharpening the Blade
Wesley Snipes’ time as Blade is probably over now that Mahershala Ali has been announced as the new face of the character, but how do Snipes’ three films hold up […]
Today’s Reviews: Helstrom starts to grate
He’s been patient so far but the infodumps in Hulu’s Helstrom is beginning to grate on Greg… It may well be compelling to know details about the fight against evil, […]
Guðnadóttir wins second Composer of the Year Award
Hildur Guðnadóttir has won a Composer of the Year Award at the World Soundtrack Awards for the second year in succession. Her score for Joker was the focus of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Chinks in the armour of The Right Stuff
Disney+’s reinterpretation of The Right Stuff reaches episode 4, and Greg is enjoying its mix of character drama and space program… Werner Von Braun finally emerges into the picture as […]
Today’s Reviews: Expecting body horror from Quibi
There’s still a few weeks left to watch the content created for Quibi, and Andy Smith has watched horror movie The Expecting in its bite-size chunks It won’t challenge the […]
The next Picard novel centres on Will Riker
The next novel tied into the timeline established in Star Trek: Picard will be James Swallow’s The Dark Veil. The Alpha Quadrant is mired in crisis. Within the United Federation […]
Today’s Reviews: A Brave New World strikes out
The Sky / Peacock Brave New World has reached episode 4 in its weekly broadcasts, and Nick thinks it’s gone a bit off the boil: Production values are spot-on, but […]
Today’s Reviews: Downward trend for Helstrom
Things were rather confusing in episode 2, but Greg isn’t impressed by the episode plot in the third instalment of Hulu’s Helstrom: All told, it makes for an unsatisfying wrapper […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 