Today’s Reviews: Connections in Harland
Connections are being formed across Harland’s history in the second episode of the new season – and some of them are hare-brained We’ve got Old English episode titles, and a […]
HBO cancel Westworld
There’ll be no more visits to Westworld, after HBO elected not to pick up a fifth season of the series based on the movie by Michael Crichton. According to HBO, […]
Today’s Reviews: The true face of the Empire
There’s a lot of movement on various fronts in the latest episode of Andor… The main narrative pushes forward without any great new threads, but this is still compelling viewing. […]
Andor changes directors for season 2
Star Wars Andor supremo Tony Gilroy has revealed that a fresh slate of directors will be handling the second season of the gritty show. In an interview with Collider, Gilroy […]
Today’s Reviews: Outpost 22 is located
There’s some shocks in store in the latest episode of The Walking Dead… This episode feels like a war between an elephant and a gnat. Daryl’s fear of the incoming […]
Thunderbirds launch again for Anderson Entertainment & Big Finish
There’s another pair of new Thunderbirds adventures coming from Anderson Entertainment and Big Finish this month. In two more explosive adaptations of the original TV Century 21 comic strips, the […]
Today’s Reviews: Pennyworths to the rescue
Maybe not Alfie though – the focus of episode 4 of the new season seems to jump up a generation… I can’t shake the nagging feeling that Pennyworth has perhaps lost its […]
Today’s Reviews: Resistance is… (you know the rest)
Star Trek Prodigy tackles one of the most adult monsters of the Star Trek universe in its latest instalment… The animated Star Trek show for younger viewers provides a primer […]
Creating Whitaker’s World
The new edition of Doctor Who and the Daleks takes David Whitaker’s text as the basis for its fresh illustrations, explains artist Robert Hack Whitaker’s novel is definitely its own […]
A fresh Godzilla movie coming from Toho
Japan’s national monster is returning to his own shores next year, with a new movie coming from the studio that created him, Toho. The announcement was made on the monster’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Keeping the Faith
Ben leaps into the middle of a spooky Halloween episode this week on Quantum Leap All kinds of genre-hopping goes on this week. Supernatural suspense? Family drama? Religious thriller? Victorian […]
Gaiman and Maggs’ Neverwhere comes to vinyl
Demon Records is releasing two full cast audio dramatisations of bestselling stories by Neil Gaiman which will include exclusive print signed by Neil Gaiman limited to 500 copies. In Neverwhere […]
Today’s Reviews: A severed Spine
Some throwbacks to the 1980s work well. Others, not so much… This feature-length animation feels like a throwback to simpler times, while not being as sophisticated or engaging as the […]
Picard final season launch date on Prime Video
Prime Video has confirmed that series 3 of Star Trek: Picard will be coming to international audiences on the 17th February 2023. Following its premiere, new episodes of the 10-episode […]
Today’s Reviews: Old and new problems for Stargirl
The seventh episode of Stargirl sees faces from the past reappear – and current friends with issues Slightly nonsensical main plot aside, it’s another enjoyable episode with welcome returns from […]
Full trailer for Troll (video)
Netflix’s Troll drops on December 1st, and the streamer has released a full trailer for the Norwegian movie. When an explosion in the Norwegian mountains awakens an ancient troll, officials […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 