Netflix’s Lost in Space blasts off soon!
Netflix has set April 13 as the launch date for Lost in Space, its dramatic and modern reimagining of the classic 1960s science fiction series Set 30 years in the […]
Jodie Whittaker unveils the new Doctor Who logo
Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker today teased the new series of Doctor Who by unveiling a new logo and insignia for the brand to over 700 of the world’s top TV buyers and international press at BBC Worldwide’s annual showcase event in Liverpool. In an evening devoted to the new incarnation of Doctor Who, Whittaker built excitement in anticipation of the new era of […]
New trailer sets the scene for Jessica Jones season 2
Netflix has released a new trailer for Marvel’s Jessica Jones. With flashes back to the first season, the trailer explores Jessica’s path to season two, while she shows everyone how […]
Don’t Panic – Stephen Hawking joins the new Hitchhiker’s Guide
Twenty-five years after he cameoed in Star Trek: The Next Generation, British scientist Professor Stephen Hawking has joined the cast for the new Hexagonal Phase of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to […]
NBC return to Midnight, Texas with new showrunners
There’ll be a few changes in front of and behind the cameras when NBC returns to Midnight, Texas. The supernatural series, based on the trilogy by Charlaine Harris, has finally […]
Sixty years of John Williams movies celebrated at the Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall will mark Hollywood legend John Williams’ 60 years in movies with a special celebration in 2018, including Films in Concert presentations of five of his finest […]
New X-Men movie “143” on the way
Fox has hired Jessica Jones creator Brian Michael Bendis to script a X-Men related film for Deadpool’s Tim Miller to direct. The project is currently known as 143 which may […]
RIP composer Jóhann Jóhannsson
Award-winning Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson has died aged 48. Tim Husom, his manager, provided the following statement: “I’m so very sad. Today, I lost my friend who was one of the […]
New Bond novel to show 007’s first mission
Forever and a Day, Anthony Horowitz’s new James Bond novel, will show how the agent entered the 00 section and gained his licence to kill. “The sea keeps its secrets. […]
New Firefly novels coming from Titan
As part of their ongoing relationship with Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products, Titan Books are producing three new novels featuring the characters from Joss Whedon’s short-lived SF series Firefly. According […]
V – The Movie coming from Desilu?
Desilu, the studio originally behind Star Trek and Mission: Impossible in the 1960s, is looking to bring Kenneth Johnson’s alien invasion saga V to the big screen. The film will […]
A very special deleted scene in A Second Target for Tommy
Obverse Books have announced a new paperback collection, raising funds to aid writer Tommy Donbavand after he was diagnosed with another bout of cancer, which includes a very special piece […]
The Dawn of the Superheroes comes to London
Following a successful run in Paris, France, 2018 will see the London Premiere of ‘DC Exhibition: Dawn of Super Heroes’, a unique exhibition presented by with DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. […]
Fuller and Hanson depart Apple’s Amazing Stories
Bryan Fuller has departed from another series, citing creative differences. Fuller and Bones creator Hart Hanson were working on Apple’s new version of Amazing Stories but in what’s described as […]
Countdown to Jessica Jones season 2 (video)
The second season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones is released on March 8, and the streaming service has released the trailer. New York City private investigator Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) is […]
Enter The Avengers’ Tunnel of Fear in April
It’s a day for news about lost classic 1960s television: in addition to the release of a special edition of a Patrick Troughton Doctor Who tale, StudioCanal has confirmed that […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 