Today’s Reviews: Halo concluding
The final episode of series 1 of Halo works surprisingly well When the smoke clears and the casualties are counted, nothing is necessarily a given anymore, and as the credits […]
Today’s Reviews: Alicia Clark embodied
The penultimate episode of Fear the Walking Dead’s seventh season sees a focus on Alicia Clark One of the most powerful beats the show has ever used. Determined and exhausted. […]
Today’s Reviews: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier… Highwayman?
There’s a definite le Carré feel to parts of Sarah Grochala’s adventure for Steed and Mrs Peel… The threat level walks that fine line of credibility that all the best […]
Bond back in action: Week 8 – Live and Let Die
Sir Roger Moore ditched his halo and his ancestral stately home to take on the mantle of 007 for Live and Let Die, the latest Bond movie to hit the […]
Shudder’s Queer for Fear details
Shudder has released the key art for Queer for Fear, the four-part docu-series about the history of queer people in the thriller genre. From executive producers Bryan Fuller (Hannibal, Pushing […]
Celebrating 40 years of The Wrath of Khan
The second Star Trek feature film, The Wrath of Khan, celebrates its 40th birthday this year, with Paramount+ providing special programming. Paramount+ is curating a special selection of Khan-centric and […]
Today’s Reviews: Lunacide re-examined
The Series 8 story Kill the Moon has become more controversial over the years (we called it the best of the season to date at the time), and the new […]
HBO Max put down Raised by Wolves
There won’t be further instalments of Ridley Scott’s Raised by Wolves on HBO Max, after the streamer pulled the plug on the SF series. “While we are not proceeding with […]
Today’s Reviews: The Boys are back in town
Prime Video’s adaptation of The Boys is back for a new run of episodes – and it’s what you might expect… Within the first ten minutes of the first episode […]
Today’s Reviews: Emphasis beyond Halo’s explosions
It’s not all about the explosions and the visual effects – Halo has more to offer… There are real human choices being made here, forced by circumstance and the basic […]
Mantzoukas joins Percy Jackson
Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Star Trek Prodigy’s Jason Mantzoukas is among the new stars revealed for Disney’s Percy Jackson series. Virginia Kull, Glynn Turman, Megan Mullally and Timm Sharp will also […]
Today’s Reviews: A last stand?
The build up to the finale of Season 7 of Fear the Walking Dead continues to escalate… This episode sets up one of the Walking Dead franchise’s favourite beats: the […]
RIP Gary Nelson
Gary Nelson, who directed The Black Hole for Disney in the wake of Star Wars, has died aged 88. After cutting his teeth as a director on the Westerns of […]
Today’s Reviews: Ducking the Flying Fists
Borderline within SFB’s remit, but certainly of interest to many readers, the Western Martial Arts movies of the 1970s receive their own study from Telos It covers many – not […]
Inside No. 9 gets double renewal
Inside No. 9 will be back for two more seasons, the BBC has confirmed. Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith noted: “In the greatest plot twist ever, the BBC have commissioned […]
Today’s Reviews: Shining Girls’ conclusion
The epic Apple TV+ adaptation of Lauren Beukes’ Shining Girls concludes today – and things fall nicely into place for the most part This is a drama that respects the […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 