Celebrating 14 years of Sci-Fi Bulletin
Fourteen years ago this weekend, the first new review was published on Sci-Fi Bulletin – a couple of archive placeholders had been used while we worked out how the site […]
Today’s Reviews: Gear change for Jentry
The final three episodes of Jentry Chau’s first season represent something of a gear change for the show: Jentry takes what she’s learned and tries to do something revolutionary with […]
Today’s Reviews: Make a Wanda-Wish
There’s some very familiar vibes about tonight’s Doctor Who episode, and a lot of set-up… On its own it’s very odd and I found it very silly at times. The […]
The Wheel of Time stops revolving at Prime Video
Prime Video has elected not to order a fourth season of The Wheel of Time, based on the books by Robert Jordan. Deadline Hollywood reports that the viewership for the […]
The 7th Doctor and Ace find Alixion
The proposed Sylvester McCoy story Alixion is coming to Big Finish as part of the Lost Stories range. Alixion is based on a serial that was commissioned in 1989, prior […]
Today’s Reviews: Misjudged Mission?
There’s a lot to praise in Dead Reckoning (no longer needing the Part 1 in its title)… but there are issues… This is often the very best of a consistently […]
Cliffhangers for Holmes!
Big Finish’s Sherlock Holmes range is returning in a slightly different format later this year. Nicholas Briggs and Richard Earl return as Holmes and Watson in a brand-new serialised audio […]
Today’s Reviews: Lazarus heads to Midsommar
Not the place of the muirders but the folk horror… The design of the show has always been a weird and entertaining combination of old and new and that’s front […]
Judging the Jurassic World Rebirth (video)
Jurassic World Rebirth has just released a second trailer and it’s done a great job of laying out the movie’s stall. Here’s what Alasdair Stuart noticed. 0.4 – Screams and […]
Today’s Reviews: Perfect Fallout for the IMF
The sixth Mission Impossible movie brought threads together in a way that felt right: The humour that was explored across the last two movies is folded into the continuity that’s […]
Pulling apart the Predator trailer (video)
Predator: Killer of Killers is within sight and we’ve got another trailer for the new animated anthology. Alasdair Stuart gets ready for historical murder sports! 0.09 – Shield Maiden This […]
Today’s Reviews: Penultimate peril for Tracker
The penultimate episode of this season of Tracker sets some markers for the future: Colter’s skills as an actual tracker are front and centre, in a plot that’s one point […]
Star Cops face Conflict in 2026
Big Finish’s continuation of Chris Boucher’s Star Cops returns next year with Star Cops: Conflict. The International Space Police Force are back for six brand-new episodes of full-cast audio drama, […]
Today’s Reviews: Compassionate Chau
A lot of payoffs in what feels like – but isn’t – a season finale… The show’s biggest emotional arc is closed here, and seeing Jentry not so much accept […]
Today’s Reviews: Clinging onto the Mission
Ethan Hunt starts the fifth Mission Impossible clinging to the side of a plane… The opening plane heist is my favourite scene in the franchise, as the team (and their […]
Digging down into Derry (video)
The first trailer for It: Welcome to Derry, the TV prequel to the two part movie adaptation of Stephen King’s novel (still with us? Good) just released. Alasdair Stuart loved […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 