Thunderbirds 50th anniversary episodes hit BritBox
The three episodes of Thunderbirds, created to mark the 50th anniversary of the show, are at long last going to be available to the general public from August 20. The […]
Star Trek: Lower Decks adds its Chief Engineer
Veep’s Paul Scheer is the latest to have the accolade of playing a Chief Engineer on Star Trek, following in the footsteps of James Doohan and Levar Burton. He will […]
Today’s Reviews: The Daleks get a Power-ful upgrade
Four years ago, we got a chance to see The Power of the Daleks for the first time in 50 years. Now Charles Norton and the team have revisited the […]
Today’s Reviews: Spotlight on SHIELD’s May and YoYo
Things get a bit more serious in the most recent episode of Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD, as Greg points out in his review. There’s only six episodes remaining of the […]
Today’s Reviews: A buffet of Star Trek treats
Although Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Picard have attracted the lion’s share of attention for the revitalised Star Trek franchise over the past few years, there’s been another anthology […]
Tenet pushed back again
Christopher Nolan’s Tenet – seen as the tentpole release for the reopening of cinemas worldwide – is now not coming out in the immediate future. According to Warner Bros. “Our […]
Free Will Is Not Free in Westworld Season 3
The third season of HBO’s Westworld moves outside the confines of the theme park and paints a picture of a world similar, yet very different to our own. And come […]
Today’s Reviews: A Haunted House movie without the scares
Second Sight are bringing Echoes of Fear to on-demand release today, with a DVD following on 3 August – but Nick Joy isn’t too impressed. In a crowded marketplace, Echoes […]
Nebula-75 flies onto the Internet
During lockdown, Supermarionation experts Stephen La Rivière and Andrew T. Smith came up with an all-new series, very much in the mould of the early 1960s series such as Fireball […]
Ancient mysteries for the Paternoster Gang
A Silurian detective, her human lady’s maid and wife, and a Sontaran butler – otherwise known as the Paternoster Gang. Their adventures started during Steven Moffat’s era of Doctor Who […]
A babysitter for Charlie Manx?
Tom Savini – who looked after a young Joe Hill on the set of Creepshow, as Hill confirmed to Nick joy in their recent chat – has a different role […]
Bigfoot on the rampage!
Max Brooks brought us a new take on zombies with his World War Z, and now he’s turned his attention to the legend of the Sasquatch in his new thriller, […]
Doctor Who’s Marco Polo travels onto vinyl
The epic tale of the First Doctor’s encounter with Marco Polo – the first of the lost stories from William Hartnell’s era – is coming to vinyl in September, courtesy […]
Fire up the Wraith! Charlie’s back!
Now that the embargoed portion has aired in the UK, we’re continuing our reviews of this new season of Joe Hill’s NOS4A2. What a joy to witness Charlie and burly […]
The Goonies and Beetlejuice get 4K UHD release
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has announced that Richard Donner’s The Goonies (1985), Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice (1988), and Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes (2009) and Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows (2011), will […]
Margrave the Magnificent vs Steed and Mrs Peel
If the name Margrave sounds familiar, it’s because he’s already turned up in the Big Finish Avengers tales – but in a story that’s actually a sequel to this one! […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 