Today’s Reviews: Stargirl goes out on a high
This week saw the finale of Stargirl air on DC Universe and the CW, and Greg isn’t disappointed – in fact, as he points out: This episode really doesn’t feel like […]
The Sixth Doctor and Peri return to Big Finish
Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant are reprising their characters for a new Big Finish box set of stories. The characters were separated during The Trial of a Time Lord. They […]
Dragon Awards nominations unveiled
The nominations for the 2020 Dragon Awards have been released. Voting is open to the public at the Dragon Awards website; registration for voting is open until September 4, 2020. Winners will […]
Today’s Reviews: Developing a Red Dwarf cult following
The second part of Dave’s major retrospective documentary on Red Dwarf, The First Three Million Years, airs tomorrow night and Nick’s had a preview: There’s even more little gems this […]
Visit a Gallery of Alien-inspired Art
To accompany the release of Alien: 40 Years 40 Artists this week, Sci-Fi Bulletin is proud to present four very different images from the film. As we said in our […]
History of Horror season 2 hits AMC UK in November
There’s more disinterrment of the past of the genre as Eli Roth’s History of Horror returns for a second season. Season Two of “Eli Roth’s History of Horror” digs even […]
Today’s Reviews: Adam remains Adamant
The middle story in the second box set of Guy Adams and Big Finish’s reinvention of the classic 1960s series is not an easy listen, as Adam is subjected to […]
Mexican Gothic rolls onto Hulu
Silva Moreno-Garcia’s recent novel Mexican Gothic is being adapted as a limited series for Hulu. Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ Milojo Productions and ABC Signature will be producing the screen […]
Time Lord Victorious explained graphically
A new part of the Doctor Who official website has been set up to explain the intricacies of the Time Lord Victorious multimedia event that starts next month. Included is […]
Zooming in on the perfect Host
Horror movies often reflect the preoccupations of the time in which they’re made, and the latest hit, available now on Shudder, is Host, which is based round our increased use […]
Feel the Force with Prop Store’s new Star Wars auction
A Darth Vader costume, Stormtrooper Helmet, lightsabers and more from the Star Wars films are heading under the hammer in an upcoming Los Angeles auction from Prop Store. The 1977 […]
Forbidden Planet 42 – Online SF convention coming soon
Forbidden Planet has announced they are hosting Forbidden Planet 42, an epic online event celebrating its 42nd birthday, featuring many famous faces and special guest stars. On Saturday August 29th […]
New Andy Weir novel Project Hail Mary revealed
Details on The Martian author Andy Weir’s new project have been unveiled by Del Rey. Publishing in May 2021, Project Hail Mary tells the story of a lone astronaut who awakens to […]
New British SF film Solitary arriving end of August
A new British sci-fi thriller from VFX filmmaker, Luke Armstrong, will receive its worldwide release at the end of this month. Inspired Pictures has announced that Solitary, will be releasing […]
Today’s Reviews: You’re Never Alone with a Rubber Duck
Taking its title from God’s last message to his Creation, Mark Griffiths’ two-hander about Douglas Adams’ struggle with writing the fourth Hitchhikers book has come to CD and vinyl – […]
Today’s Reviews: Experience the Art of Blade Runner 2049 Interlinked
As well as the glorious Alien 40 Years 40 Artists art book out today from Titan, there’s another in their series linked to Blade Runner, with the arrival of Blade […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 