The Hunger Games hit the West End
A stage adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games is coming to London’s West End next year. The adaptation is by Conor McPherson and will be directed by 2:22 A […]
Today’s Reviews: A trail of Bodies
There’s a lot going on in the early episodes of Netflix’s new SF miniseries: Bodies is a conundrum – not because of the twisty enigmatic narrative, but because it somehow manages […]
Today’s Reviews: A Quartet of Torment
The Hellraiser movies get the UHD treatment from Arrow… An essential purchase for Cenobites and other hell-dwelling beings, Click here to read Nick Joy’s full review and for our other […]
Today’s Reviews: Leaping back on track
The latest instalment of Quantum Leap sees the show back on form: The show elevates a standard, even mundane, plot to a vehicle for the entire cast to give heartwarming […]
Snyder’s Rebel Moon gets comicbook prequel from Titan
Titan Comics is publishing Rebel Moon: House of the Bloodaxe, the prequel comic series to Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon. Part 1 of Rebel Moon is out in December, featuring an […]
Today’s Reviews: An unnecessary return to the Pet Sematary
Sometimes dead is better. Sometimes not made is even better. The main problem here is that the story just doesn’t warrant being turned into a film in its own right. […]
Vicki rejoins the First Doctor
Maureen O’Brien is returning to the side of the First Doctor, now played for Big Finish by Stephen Noonan, in Jonathan Morris’ Fugitive of the Daleks, out in January. But […]
Today’s Reviews: Lower Decks cave in
The latest episode of Star Trek’s animated series Lower Decks sees the characters caught in a cave A surprisingly sweet half hour, with a lot going on. Click here to […]
Gen V gets quick season 2 renewal
The Boys’ spin-off Gen V will be back for more mayhem. “Expanding the universe of The Boys with a series as bold as Gen V has been an incredible journey […]
Today’s Reviews: Celebrating the Doctor’s scores
The recent Doctor Who@60 is now available on BBC Sounds. It’s a great couple of hours that reminds you just how diverse the soundtracks of the show are. Click here […]
A Conan Doyle Ghost Story for Christmas
Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss is adapting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Lot 249 as a Ghost Story for Christmas, according to Deadline. Experiments into Egyptian relics by Oxford students leads to […]
Go Beyond the Screen with Doctor Who and Toshiba
Toshiba TV have partnered with BBC Studios to celebrate 60 years of Doctor Who and there’s a chance to win tickets to the BBC Studios Beyond the Screen event on […]
Prepare to visit Beacon 23 (video)
MGM+ has released a trailer and key art for their new SF series Beacon 23. Beacon 23 takes place in the farthest reaches of the Milky Way and follows Aster […]
Today’s Reviews: Bounty hunting with a ghost
The new comic Crossing Wires has an interesting premise… It’s very funny, very sweet and goes places you don’t expect and it’s all presented in G’s friendly, expressive, energetic style. […]
November begins with a Who documentary
The 60th anniversary month for Doctor Who kicks off with a special documentary on BBC Four, presented by Fourteenth Doctor, David Tennant. The one hour documentary, Talking Doctor Who, will […]
Hear the Broken Hearts
The extra 11th Doctor / Valarie story Broken Hearts by Lisa McMullin is out next month and Big Finish has released a first trailer. He took her apart, and she […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 