Today’s Reviews: Prodigy through the Mirror
Tribbles, Ascension… and a trip to the Mirror Universe in the fourth tranche of episodes from Star Trek Prodigy: Season 2 of the animated Star Trek show for younger viewers […]
The Tom Baker Collection comes to CD
Following Demon Records’ release of The Tom Baker 4-LP Collection last year, the content is being released on CD in September. “My life is an endless journey across the bounds […]
Today’s Reviews: A Sunny Delight?
The new AI drama from Apple has a lot going for it: What makes this absorbing and fresh is primarily the richness, dark humour and pin sharp script, but kudos […]
Today’s Reviews: XXX time
MaXXXine has hit LA and it will never be the same again A gory love letter to Hollywood, Brian DePalma, Italian Giallo and 80s grindhouse, this is a movie that […]
Today’s Reviews: If You Go Down…
An 80s slasher with an unusual twist… Chris Nash’s (ABCs of Death 2) Shudder horror movie is a curious beast, treading and unusual path which makes it an interesting, though […]
Today’s Reviews: Two-part Prodigies
The middle part of season 2 of Prodigy consists of two two-part tales: These two-parters straddle the mid-point of the season and demonstrate the strengths of this second year, namely […]
Today’s Reviews: The Racoon Monk
The latest new comic to come under Alasdair Stuart’s gaze is an unusual take on a medieval monk: Oeming’s decision to make this an anthropomorphic story pays off brilliantly. William […]
Today’s Reviews: Splitting attention on Prodigy
There’s a split emphasis between the Voyager crew and the former Protostar crew as season 2 of Prodigy progresses: It’s a joy to spend more time with Janeway and the […]
Today’s Reviews: Saluting Warner’s Doctor
The Unbound Doctor makes a final appearance in the Big Finish Whoniverse… You’re going to worry, for a while, that this is style over substance. It’s not. James Goss’ script […]
Season 25 joins the Doctor Who Blu-ray Collection
The penultimate season of classic Doctor Who is the next to get the Collection treatment. Containing four classic stories, this limited-edition set is packed with hours of new and exclusive […]
Today’s Reviews: Intelligent dumbness
There’s some odd decisions in this week’s episode of The Acolyte: Whereas last week’s episode was all about the action, this week the focus is on character, even though there […]
Today’s Reviews: Charging the Supacell
A new superhero series from Netflix – but rather different: Writer-director Rapman (aka Andrew Onwubolu) sprinkles enough South London authenticity onto the series opener to overcome my superpower fatigue. Click […]
The Stuff of Legend Live from Big Finish
There’s a chance to see Paul McGann’s Doctor face off against the Master and the Daleks live on stage in September. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of licensed Doctor Who […]
Today’s Reviews: Prodigy boldly going again
Star Trek Prodigy is back, and in style: Far more sophisticated than its ‘grown-up’ stablemate Below Decks, Prodigy never patronises its viewers, merely takes its time to explain the show’s […]
Timing A Quiet Place
There are huge spoilers for all three films in the A Quiet Place franchise in Alasdair Stuart’s comprehensive timeline: I was very pleasantly surprised to see how well the trilogy […]
Today’s Reviews: A misstep for the Tracker
A mission in the wilderness doesn’t quite work – but not for the reasons you’d expect: A story that feels massive but also weirdly rushed and lacks a lot of […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 