Tomorrow Never…
Is it Dies or Lies? It’s one of the Bond movies that has a lot of urban myths attached (and can recommend the book on its making which is indiscreet… […]
Viola Davis joins The Hunger Games
The Suicide Squad’s Viola Davis is to play Dr Volumnia Gaul, the head gamemaker of the 10th annual Hunger Games in the prequel movie The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. […]
Today’s Reviews: Solid battles for Blood & Treasure
Danny and Lexi’s quest hits some problems in the latest instalment of Blood & Treasure The episode sparkles a bit less than last week, not due to any inherent flaw […]
Rare Star Wars and 007 art coming from Propstore in September
Propstore is to hold its next poster auction this September, with the posters and artwork on offer expected to fetch in excess of £350,000. Over 530 rare, sought-after posters and […]
Today’s Reviews: Punch the air for the Paper Girls
There’s some standout moments in the sixth episode of Prime Video’s Paper Girls Slightly shonky visual ‘dream’ effects to one side, this is another episode with a lot of heart […]
What lies Beneath Our Feet?
Beneath Our Feet, a brand new six-part audio drama about community resistance, myths, and vertical cities, will be arriving on all usual podcast outlets August 24. It tells the story […]
Today’s Reviews: A strong start for Red Rose
Roses have featured a lot in genre offerings over the year – and the Rose at the heart of this new series is well portrayed What makes Red Rose work so well […]
Today’s Reviews: A historical minus the celebrity for the 9th Doctor
The recent set of Ninth Doctor tales sees Christopher Eccleston’s Doctor head back to Moscow, 1605… There’s plenty of misunderstandings in this – some of which are deliberately created by […]
Time to enter Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities (video)
Netflix has released further details on the forthcoming horror anthology series Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities. The eight episodes will get a unique release format – two instalments daily […]
Today’s Reviews: Time to tell the Tales
The first instalment of the new Walking Dead show gets the Tales off to a good start An anthology show has two primary roads it can take: play the hits […]
Genre winners at the Hollywood Critics Association TV awards
Severance, Squid Game and What We Do in the Shadows were among the genre shows that won at the Hollywood Critics Association TV awards held over the weekend. The vampire […]
Today’s Reviews: Expanding English Rose’s world
The final episode of the Limelight vampire drama English Rose has now had its Radio 4 broadcast… Original and thrilling storytelling… is this just the beginning of Rose’s journey? Click […]
You know the name – you know the number
Pierce Brosnan’s delayed debut as James Bond came in November 1995 and marked another change in pace for the venerable franchise GoldenEye is a full fat reversion, trying to turn […]
More Mummy problems Under Wraps for Disney+ (video)
Under Wraps 2, the sequel to the Halloween Disney Channel Original Movie “Under Wraps,” will premiere Sunday, Sept. 25, on Disney Channel and will stream on Disney+ shortly thereafter. “Under […]
The future of The Walking Dead
There’s a lot of change afoot in the universe of The Walking Dead, and our resident expert Alasdair Stuart takes a look at what’s in store An anthology, two definite […]
Today’s Reviews: Werewolves… of the American variety
The Scarifyers are back for a new adventure in An American Werewolf in Ludlow I don’t know if Tom Crowley’s story was ever intended as a full cast audio but […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 