Today’s Reviews: Cassandra’s warning
The second half of Cassandra’s first season on Netflix confirms what a mixture it is: It’s three parts ghost story, two parts home invasion, another part kidnap drama with a […]
Today’s Reviews: Jentry struggles
The third episode of Netflix’s Jentry Chau vs the Underworld sees the series hit its stride – if not its protagonist: We’re locked into Jentry’s head with Jentry herself, seeing […]
Get Uncanny on the road again (updated)
There’s another Uncanny tour on the way. Danny Robins is coming to haunt more places around the country from September to March. Tickets for Uncanny: Fear of the Dark go […]
Today’s Reviews: Unlikely SF roots
One of the most powerful men in the world has roots in science fiction: We all know Musk is a geek, a rocket nut, a steroidal business man and ‘Tech-Bro’, […]
Hulu renews Paradise
The Hulu/Disney+ post-apocalyptic series Paradise is returning for a second run. The political thriller is from creator Dan Fogelman (“Only Murders in the Building” and “This Is Us”), and stars […]
Broccoli and Wilson step back from 007
Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli will no longer be the sole arbiters of all things 007 on screen. Following the creation of a new joint venture between Broccoli, Wilson […]
Thunderbirds heads to 4K
Anderson Entertainment have announced that there will be new editions of the classic Gerry & Sylvia Anderson shows to mark the 60th anniversary of Thunderbirds. A key highlight is the […]
Today’s Reviews: Welcome to Camp Nightmare
The truth is out in the penultimate episode of Goosebumps… The short version? Like the man said, ‘Aliens.’ The longer version? Human nature. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full […]
Today’s Reviews: Miraculous Paradise
We’re heading into the home straight with Disney+’s Paradise: The similarities to Silo grow ever stronger. On balance I think Paradise is the more rounded and artistically successful show. Click here to […]
Today’s Reviews: Cassandra’s nuances
There’s enough different about AI tale Cassandra to keep Martin Jameson engaged: There’s an intriguing and at times disturbing thriller developing around the emotional inhibitions of an aspirational post-war German […]
The Radiophonic Workshop Archive goes online! (video)
The archive of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop will be made available for the first time for use by musical artists and producers, passing on a legacy that helped invent electronic […]
Today’s Reviews: Big-hearted fun for the Witcher
There’s a fun addition to the Witcher universe available now on Netflix: This is, for all it’s centring on a terse, white-haired monster destroyer, a very sweet and light-hearted story. […]
Saving “Private” Grant for the Third Doctor
There’s a rescue mission in the Second World War ahead for the Third Doctor, Sarah and the Brigadier this October. Tim Treloar writes and stars alongside Sadie Miller in The […]
Today’s Reviews: Defending the Gorge
One of those movies that divides opinions – one of the other SFB writers regards it very differently: This sweet, genuine core is wrapped around some beautifully designed monsters and […]
A Mirror Matter for the Third Doctor
Jon Culshaw returns to Doctor Who’s Season 7 for the next in Big Finish’s audio novel series. He reads Mirror Matter by Kate Orman, a brand-new audio novel starring the […]
Today’s Reviews: The Severed are Slaves
The latest episode of Severance reinforces many of the key themes: In the end, solidarity, protest, resistance isn’t free but without paying that price we will get eaten up by […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 