Today’s Reviews: Fear the Others
The latest release of The Others takes an already excellent film and gives it superb treatment: Alejandro Amenábar’s 2001 Gothic ghost story is a revelation in 4K, its picture absolutely […]
New classic Doctor Who soundtracks from Silva Screen (updated)
Silva Screen has confirmed to Sci-Fi Bulletin that two new Doctor Who soundtracks from the classic era are coming to CD: Revenge of the Cybermen, by Carey Blyton, and Time […]
Today’s Reviews: Celebrating Robert Englund
A new documentary arrives on the Icon Channel today celebrating the life of Nightmare on Elm Street star Robert Englund: At a little over two hours, it’s a comprehensive dive […]
BBC Two begins their Interview with the Vampire
AMC’s adaptations of the Anne Rice universe are finally coming to the UK, a year after their debut in the US. BBC Two will begin airing the first season of […]
Today’s Reviews: Blogging the zombie apocalypse
There’s a different sort of zombie movie out now… Zomblogalypse is a sequel, a reboot, a commentary and a comedy all in one and each one has space to breathe in […]
Today’s Reviews: Boldly going differently
There have been a lot of Star Trek stories that didn’t make it to the screen… and you can catch up with quite a few this week Black tracks these […]
Today’s Reviews: An alternate take on The Creator
There’s a detailed and very different review of Gareth Edwards’ The Creator now up to accompany the original: The first and foremost subject the film is interested in is the […]
Today’s Reviews: Looping Strangely
It may have come to the end of its original London run, but still worth the review: Think of A Strange Loop as a sort of staged 18 certificate Pixar […]
Today’s Reviews: Join Kate Stewart in Hell
Kate Stewart has been captured by the Vulpreen – and UNIT has ten minutes to rescue her… John Dorney uses the different way in which time elapses on different sides […]
Today’s Reviews: We’ll always have Paris…
The third episode of the latest Walking Dead spin-off sees the show getting more confident in its own identity: The opening sets the tone for an episode crammed full of […]
Deal the cards for a third series of Alice in Borderland
Netflix’s unusual take on Alice in Wonderland is returning for a third series. Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya will be reprising their roles as Arisu and Usagi in Season 3. […]
Today’s Reviews: Shellshocked Baker
The Fourth Doctor finds himself in the middle of the trenches in the fourth of the solo adventures from last summer: Paul Morris and Simon Barnard’s tale for a solo […]
An Uncanny trip to TV (video)
A first trailer has been released for Uncanny’s leap across the void into television: The three part series begins on BBC Two on Friday 13 October at 9 pm, allowing […]
Today’s Reviews: A surfeit of Alien Invasions
The latest Disney+ / Hulu SF movie is good… at least to start with… I managed to forgive the derivative appearance of Brynn’s visitors for a while longer, as it […]
Thunderbirds launch on audio again in 2024
To mark Thunderbirds Day – the anniversary of the first broadcast of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s best-known puppet series – Big Finish and Anderson Entertainment have announced details of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Prepare to deploy the mind bleach
Any thoughts that the Boys spin-off Gen V might be more tasteful than its parent show are pointless… In a world where many kids have been given superpowers by concerned, […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 