RIP Snow White model Marge Champion
Marge Champion, who was the physical model for Snow White in the Disney 1937 classic, has died aged 101. Champion was a renowned dancer, whose movements inspired not just Snow […]
From the Archives: Sebastian Baczkiewicz on Pilgrim
There’s a new tale unfolding for William Palmer, aka Pilgrim, starting tomorrow afternoon on Radio 4 – a review will follow straight after broadcast – and it’s a good time […]
Today’s Reviews: Heroes and Monsters in Lovecraft Country
The final part of Stewart Hotston’s commentaries on HBO’s Lovecraft Country looks at the heroes and monsters in the series.,.. I want to reiterate how much this show has done […]
Shyamalan’s Servant returns in January
Apple Original series Servant is officially set to debut its second season globally on January 15, 2021 on Apple TV+. Executive produced by Academy Award-nominated director M. Night Shyamalan (“Glass,” […]
Dive into the world of SKYLIN3S
The third film in the Skyline sequence, Skylin3s, will be the closing movie for the FrightFest Halloween Digital Festival this coming Sunday, and writer/director Liam O’Donnell chatted about it with […]
Today’s Reviews: Period horror at its best in La Révolution
Paul Kane has dived into the bloodbath of the French Revolution – as re-envisaged in the new Netflix show, La Révolution: The blending of fact and fiction is quite clever […]
Today’s Reviews: Opening the Monster Vault
In 1975, Terrance Dicks wrote the first Doctor Who Monster Book. Forty five years later Jonathan Morris and Penny CS Andrews need a Vault to contain everything: From Abzorbaloff to […]
UK Star Trek Stamps for November
Twelve new Star Trek stamps, painted by Freya Betts, are going on sale in the UK on November 13. The stamps celebrate the franchise from the original series right up […]
Today’s Reviews: Jago joins the Paternoster Gang
It’s a warm welcome back for Christopher Benjamin reprising the role of Henry Gordon Jago in the first of the new Heritage box set for the Paternoster Gang Yes alright, […]
Ghostbusters & Candyman reboots move to 2021
Even though some cinemas are beginning to open in New York state, studios are clearly still unwilling to gamble on there being sufficient audiences this year. Candyman is now set […]
Today’s Reviews: Who’s got the Evil Eye on them?
Amazon Prime Video’s Welcome to the Blumhouse includes a tale of domestic abuse and the dangers of falling for someone too quickly – as Paul Kane notes: The performances alone […]
The possibilities of the afterlife
In her new novel, T.C. Farren’s protagonist encounters the afterlife – which set the author thinking: What if sci fi writers are renegade scientists exploring what we’re too terrified to […]
Today’s Reviews: Meeting Helstrom
Hulu’s Helstrom is the last of their live action Marvel series to premiere – although there’s not as many links with the source material as you might expect. Greg dived […]
Leto returns as Joker for the Snyder Cut
Jared Leto will be reprising his role as the Joker for Zack Snyder’s new version of Justice League for HBO Max. Leto was seen as Mr J in Suicide Squad […]
Mercy Sparx for MGM
MGM has acquired rights to Mercy Sparx, the Devil’s Due comic book created by Josh Blaylock. Described as similar in tone to Constantine, the series is about female demon sent […]
Wendy Craig flies to Big Finish
Butterflies and Nanny star Wendy Craig is making her Doctor Who debut alongside David Bradley’s First Doctor in the next box set of adventures for the original TARDIS crew. Craig […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 