Hammer unveil The Curse of Frankenstein 4K
The 1957 Hammer movie The Curse of Frankenstein is the next to get the 4K treatment. Each month, a new Hammer title rises from the crypt, newly restored in 4K, […]
Today’s Reviews: Finding the Lost Lands
In the Lost Lands came and went quickly in cinemas but is worth a look: This is an energetic, fun B-movie that knows exactly what it is and does its […]
Futurama sets off for season 13 (video)
Hulu has released a full trailer for Season 13 of Futurama which arrives on Disney+ on 15 September. Bender is rampaging out of control! A volcano is about to explode! […]
Win The Conjuring on 4K
The Conjuring, the 2013 New Line Cinema supernatural horror film from filmmaker James Wan, was released for the first time on 4K UHD, 4K UHD SteelBook and as a 4K […]
MGM+ renew The Institute
Stephen King’s tale of The Institute will continue on MGM+. Season 1 starred Ben Barnes (Shadow and Bone, The Punisher, Westworld), Mary-Louise Parker (Weeds), Joe Freeman and and an ensemble […]
Today’s Reviews: A friendly Inn?
Ti West’s The Innkeepers has a new edition from Second Sight: It’s a typically impressive piece of work made all the more so by the ease with which West starts […]
Celebrating Sarah Jane Smith
A long-gestating celebration of Sarah Jane Smith, and her portrayer, Elisabeth Sladen, is on the way from Candy Jar Books. Just Sarah: More Than Fifty Years of a Doctor Who […]
Today’s Reviews: Peace at last?
Chris Smith – aka Peacemaker – is back… and his life is as complicated as ever: Peacemaker’s catastrophic journey to be a real boy continues and he finds the last […]
Gillan helps the new Highlander
There’s more Highlander casting news… and Alasdair Stuart finds it both good and offhandedly disappointing! The good first: Karen Gillan has been cast as Heather MacLeod in the upcoming Highlander […]
Celebrating Thunderbirds’ 60th on the big screen
4K showings of two key Thunderbirds episodes are heading to the big screen this September to mark the show’s 60th anniversary. Anderson Entertainment and Kaleidoscope Entertainment are presenting the pilot […]
Today’s Reviews: The Invasion restarts
Apple TV+’s Invasion is off to a strong start with its third season – words we never quite expected to be saying: Invasion’s first two seasons have infamously tried the […]
Today’s Reviews: Horizon Horror
What went wrong on the Event Horizon? Christian Ward cleverly seals the story inside three nested dolls of horror: what we know, what we learn, and the countdown to the […]
“The TARDIS is going nowhere”
Although designed to placate the fear of Doctor Who fans, following the silence after the end of Series 15 / Season 2 at the end of May regarding the future […]
Today’s Reviews: Charting the Enterprise’s course
The documentary filming in the background of recent Strange New Worlds episodes comes to the fore: As an episode that breaks the show’s regular format, it doesn’t get too clever, […]
Today’s Reviews: Earthing the Alien
Plenty of developments in a strong third episode of Alien: Earth The meaning, and the depth of the concepts at play, lie in the interaction of the show’s characters. Click […]
Today’s Reviews: Revisit the Event Horizon
With a new prequel comic just released, we take a look back at one of the key SF films of the 1990s: It’s never less than working flat out to […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 