Reporting on The Equalizer
The second season of CBS’s reboot of The Equalizer recently came to a close, and we’ve taken a look back over a quite varied year. The development of family story […]
Today’s Reviews: Come for the extras…
The main movie may not be up to much but there’s a great extras package with the Arrow release of Demonia Demonia is a standard nunsploitation revenge chiller which relies […]
Baby Groot’s animated series hits Disney+
Disney+ has confirmed that the Baby Groot animated series I Am Groot will be arriving on August 10. Guardians supremo James Gunn confirmed that the adventures are not “necessarily part […]
Today’s Reviews: An old foe Unveiled
The Charmed Ones find a familiar face in episode 8 of the final season The problem is, it starts to all feel a little disjointed. Random things happen which sometimes […]
A first trailer for The Hunger Games prequel (video)
Lionsgate has released the teaser trailer for The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, the prequel to The Hunger Games, that was shown at CinemaCon. Based on Suzanne Collins’ book, the […]
Today’s Reviews: Unpleasantness on the DASHCAM
There’s unpleasant activity either side of the Dashcam in Rob Savage’s new movie Rob Savage follows up his Zoom horror movie Host with another lean (77 minutes) COVID-set shocker, but boasting such […]
The Murderous Twins of Aldrich Kemp
Jana Carpenter gets a chance to reprise Kennedy Fisher for the latest of Julian Simpson’s audio plays, Who is Aldrich Kemp? but mainly she’s playing murderous twins… I’d love to […]
Genre triumphs at the MTV Movie Awards
Marvel superhero and other genre movies and TV shows were the recipients of multiple honours at the MTV Awards held on June 5. Spider-Man: No Way Home was Best Movie, […]
Today’s Reviews: Strange music for a Sunday
The Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness album is now out – with extra spoilerific tracks available This is a no-holds-barred score, packed with blaring horns, flowing through background […]
Today’s Reviews: Cramming in the Charmed
As Charmed heads towards its series finale, Greg D. Smith picks up our reviews with a rather crammed instalment If anything, it all feels a little… rushed. The Tallyman arc […]
Today’s Reviews: Troughton tropes given a Redacted spin
Episode 8 of Doctor Who Redacted is out now and we’re very much into the endgame as Cleo and Shawna find themselves pursued… The sound design does a lot of […]
Today’s Reviews: A Krowd of Kinnears
Is there a collective noun for multiple Rory Kinnears? It’s needed for Alex Garland’s new movie, Men – which doesn’t work quite as the director intended… Men wants to be […]
Arachnophobia strikes back
Eight legs, fangs and an attitude are back in fashion – a new version of the spider-horror picture Arachnophobia is in preparation, courtesy of Christopher Landon. The Happy Death Day […]
Today’s Reviews: The Orville flies again – finally
The first mission of the Orville’s third season – its first New Horizon – sees some key plot points from the second year addressed It’s a complex and untidy scene […]
Creepshow comic for September
Creepshow feels like it’s come full circle, with news that the Creepshow TV series has inspired a comic book spin-off. Skybound has announced that a new series will begin in […]
Today’s Reviews: Less than Specials
The two most recent Doctor Who specials really have been anything but – but completists will need them for their collections. Of the two, Eve stands up to repeated viewings […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 