Changes to the Doctor Who Black Archives
The Doctor Who Black Archives from Obverse Books are moving back to a bi-monthly schedule from the end of 2020. “Since its launch in early 2016, the award-winning Black Archive […]
New trailer for The Haunting of Bly Manor
Netflix’s second Haunting series, The Haunting of Bly Manor, arrives on October 9, and the streaming service have released a new trailer. Victoria Pedretti, Henry Thomas, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Kate Siegel, […]
Today’s Reviews: Meet Cute Cretaceous style
There’s a new element introduced properly in the fifth episode of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous which may be enough to put some off the series… It feels at odds with […]
Eric Saward: Reviving Lytton
Former Doctor Who writer and script editor Eric Saward has been busy in the Doctor Who world in recent times, with novelisations of his two Dalek stories finally out – […]
Today’s Reviews: Mr Lytton has returned
The Doctor encountered Gustav Lytton in his fifth and sixth incarnations, and the character has fascinated fans since. Now Cutaway Comics has launched their new line with a tale around […]
Today’s Reviews: Ratched’s Crazy Ride concludes – for now
Ryan Murphy’s examination of Nurse Ratched, the character from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, hasn’t exactly been an excoriation of mental health treatment in the 20th century… And so […]
Syfy’s TZGZ animation heads to The Pole
Irreverent and edgy animated comedy The Pole, starring Bobby Moynihan and Jillian Bell, has been added to Syfy’s “nice list” for its TZGZ late night animation slot with a 6-episode […]
Today’s Reviews: Angels for Blade Runner Ash?
The latest issue of Titan Comics’ Blade Runner 2019 is out today, and Nick finds the pages almost flash by too quickly… Ash is soon being pursued by Spinners, giving […]
More Books of Blood trails (video)
Hulu has released a further trailer for their adaptation of Clive Barker’s Books of Blood, which arrives on the streaming service on October 7. The movie “takes audiences on a […]
Today’s Reviews: Saturday for the Son
HBO / Sky’s intriguing series The Third Day continues, chronicling events on the Saturday, as Jude Law’s Sam learns more about Osea… As the day wears on the tension mounts […]
Supergirl concluding with season 6
The upcoming season of the CW’s Supergirl will be its last, the network has confirmed. Production has started up later than usual because of both the pandemic and star Melissa […]
Toby Haynes takes over as Rogue One TV director
Deadline are reporting that Toby Haynes has taken over from Tony Gilroy for the first three episodes of the Rogue One Disney+ series. This is linked to the COVID-19 quarantine […]
Today’s Reviews: Zipping away from disaster
The teen campers at Camp Cretaceous are still squabbling with each other despite some bonding – but they’ve got bigger problems. Much much much bigger problems… The series is maintaining […]
Celebrate The Mandalorian with MandoMondays!
To accompany the second season of their Star Wars small screen hit The Mandalorian, Disney and LucasFilm have announced the start of MandoMondays, a global consumer products, games and publishing […]
Today’s Reviews: A gripping new Dracula tale
Jonathan Barnes has contributed multiple stories to Big Finish’s Sherlock Holmes range, and in recent years has penned a new prequel and sequel to the classic Bram Stoker novel. Now’s […]
Mr. Mercedes drives onto the Peacock network
The highly acclaimed adaptation of Stephen King’s Bill Hodges novels is getting a new home in the US. NBC’s Peacock streaming network will be showing the series from October 15. […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 