Today’s Reviews: Visit the Interior Chinatown
Hulu / Disney+’s Interior Chinatown is not what you expect – and well worth your time: What’s keeping it from superstardom? The same thing, that for me, makes it incredible […]
Today’s Reviews: Darkness falls
The end of Squid Game’s second season is hardly a ray of sunshine… Hwang Dong-hyuk earns my undying respect for being brave enough to test the limits of his format […]
The Last of Us returns in April (video)
HBO has confirmed that the second season of The Last of Us will begin airing in April. The seven-episode second season (styled Season II) is set five years after the […]
Today’s Reviews: Play the Game again
The middle season of Squid Game is here… Could creator Hwang Dong-hyuk possibly pull it off again, now that the element of surprise has gone? Was he aware of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Fleshing out the Skeleton Crew
The sixth episode of Skeleton Crew fulfils Stewart Hotston’s expectations: This episode undercuts the idea of what and who a main character should be. Click here for his full review […]
Today’s Reviews: Espresso shot of horror
Red Miss is well worth a few minutes of your time: Red Miss is inventive, deceptively simple and a superb piece of horror. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full […]
HBO cancel The Franchise
Superhero satire series The Franchise won’t be returning to HBO. “We’re so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with the tremendously talented team behind The Franchise, especially Sam […]
Today’s Reviews: Cracking the Code
Alasdair Stuart continues his irregular trawl through the hidden gems on streaming: A fun, ambitious movie with great performances. It doesn’t hit every mark it aims for, but it hits […]
Today’s Reviews: Evil estate agents…
Not perhaps the headline you might expect, but this Nosferatu has some differences: Nosferatu has its moments, but the problem is that too many of them are laughable when it feels […]
Today’s Reviews: Secret Lair or…
Episode 5 of Skeleton Crew is the best yet… What’s great about this show is that they haven’t lost sight of the fact that the four main characters are children […]
Today’s Reviews: Ending the animated multiverse
The final season of What If? aired at the end of 2024 bringing the animated multiverse to a close: Fun in its own right, and really, that’s more than enough […]
Today’s Reviews: Concluding the Club
What I expect to be our last review of 2024 features the conclusion of Bernice Summerfield’s latest adventure: The big stuff all lands and lands well but this series has […]
Today’s Reviews: Skeleton War
The fourth episode of Skeleton Crew raises some moral issues: The show doesn’t pretend there are easy answers to the problems faced by the heroes but it does suggest that […]
Reassessing the genre in 2024
Martin Jameson presents his annual lookback at the genre, but in a slightly different format from before: J T Mollner’s twisty, dislocated horror-thriller asks deeply unfashionable and uncomfortable questions about […]
Today’s Reviews: Preternatual Tracker
There’s more of an edge to the fifth episode of Tracker… An episode that doesn’t quite break the mould but does crack it in some interesting and successful ways. Click […]
Today’s Reviews: The truth about the Club
Pieces start to fall into place in the penultimate tale from The Eternity Club: This is accretion storytelling, or perhaps, archaeological storytelling and it’s the sort of story you can […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 