Today’s Reviews: Cyan ink shortage ahoy!
There’s a lot of cyan ink required for the latest Art of Avatar book… There’s a little over 250 pages of exquisitely reproduced artwork on quality stock paper, and because […]
Snowpiercer crashes off TNT
The final season of TNT’s Snowpiercer will be airing on some other outlet, the network has stated. “We can confirm that TNT will not air season four of Snowpiercer,” a […]
Today’s Reviews: Anomalous Discovery
The fourth season of Star Trek: Discovery had its ups and downs – and some are explained in the extras on the new Blu-ray release The documentary The Toll It […]
Re-enter Dragon’s Domain with Big Finish’s Space: 1999
Another classic Space: 1999 episode is being reimagined for the continuation of Big Finish’s Space: 1999 series. Commander John Koenig (played by BAFTA-winning actor Mark Bonnar) once again returns to […]
Alien TV series now in pre-production
Although it seems probable we’re not going to see the Xenomorphs on the small screen this year, Noah Hawley’s Alien TV series is gradually approaching. At the TCAs. it was […]
Today’s Reviews: Generic Guardians sound
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special feels even more disposable after listening to the score album… Have you ever seen any – literally any – US/Hollywood Christmas movie or […]
The Wolf Pack howls (video)
Paramount+ has released the official trailer and key art for the upcoming original series Wolf Pack, premiering Thursday, Jan. 26 on the service in the U.S. and Canada and on […]
Today’s Reviews: Patience thinning with the Blood Origin
The third part of The Witcher prequel is losing Stewart Hotston… The writing is poor. Beyond the trope-heavy approach to each and every character we also have huge developments happening […]
Time for Lockwood & Co. to head into action (video)
Jonathan Stroud’s Lockwood & Co arrives on Netflix on January 27, and the streamer has now released a full trailer. In London, where the most gifted teenage ghost-hunters venture nightly […]
Post-apocalyptic series coming from MGM+
As part of their initial slate of new series, MGM+ – EPIX as was – has included a couple of new genre shows based on literary works. Earth Abides – When […]
Today’s Reviews: Closing the Cabinet for now…
The final Curiosity in Mr Del Toro’s Cabinet is one of the best… There is no gore in this episode, just a beautiful story, where the scares are driven by […]
FROM returns in April
The second season of Epix (now MGM+)’s FROM will arrive in April. Hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for […]
Today’s Reviews: Listening with Lennertz and the Boys
The soundtrack release for the most recent season of The Boys is a mixed bag Lennertz’s score runs the gamut from thrash, percussion, and some reasonable emotional beats, but there […]
River’s a Friend of the Family
The latest box set of adventures for Alex Kingston’s River Song is out now – and it’s all one tale. Professor River Song gets caught in the emotional complexities of […]
Today’s Reviews: Heartfelt horror
Don’t judge a book by its cover – or a film by its poster. The new horror Piggy is much more than it appears… Like all the best horror, Piggy is […]
Dungeons & Dragons heads to SXSW – and Paramount+
There’s a lot of Dungeons & Dragons on screen over the coming months, with news that the new movie, Honor Among Thieves, will be opening the SXSW festival (and now […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 