Today’s Reviews: The Devil You Know
There are some episodes of Lucifer that would have needed serious editing to fit in the broadcast time slot that the show had on Fox; some would have benefitted from […]
Today’s Reviews: Something’s in the Fog…
Torchwood Soho: Parasite reaches the halfway point in episode 3, a tense three-hander for Samuel Barnett, Tom Price and Joe Shire. There’s some lovely moments of dialogue in the script […]
Meet The Babysitter: Killer Queen
Netflix has released a trailer for their horror sequel movie, The Babysitter: Killer Queen, which hits the streaming service on September 10. The first film was released in 2017, and […]
RIP Scooby Doo co-creator Joe Ruby
Joe Ruby, who created the character of Scooby Doo for Hanna-Barbera with his partner Ken Spears, has died aged 87. Ruby and Spears wrote the first five episodes of the […]
CBS All Access enter the Multivorce
CBS All Access are preparing a fantasy adult animated comedy, The Multivorce. According to Deadline, the series, created by Kirker Butler and Scott Mosier, follows what appears to be a […]
Sam Neill’s Invasion back into production
The continent-crossing Invasion series from Apple TV, starring Jurassic Park’s Sam Neill, is back in production in the UK. Deadline reports that the six-month hiatus on shooting caused by COVID-19 […]
Westworld team encircling Crichton’s Sphere for HBO
The team behind HBO’s successful Westworld series are working on a fresh Michael Crichton adaptation, Sphere. The project is a collaboration between Kilter Films and Team Downey, who were responsible […]
Netflix renews Biohackers
Biohackers – Netflix’s German Original series centred around the world of biotechnology – will be back for a second season. The first season was released a week ago, (delayed from […]
The King’s Man slips back into 2021
The King’s Man – the prequel to the Kingsman movie series – has been pushed back from its September slot. Disney has elected not to put the spy film on […]
Today’s Reviews: Repetition on the Lower Decks?
What can go wrong will go wrong, Star Trek’s newest series has proved – but Nick Joy wonders if the show’s already starting to repeat itself, just four episodes in, […]
Today’s Reviews: Looking for a new zombie show?
If you’re tired of The Walking Dead, and want something rather different from your zombie show, then why not try out Netflix’s Black Summer before it arrives with its second […]
Titan trail Time Lord Victorious #1 (video)
Titan has released a trailer for their contribution to Time Lord Victorious. Their story is described as “a thrilling new adventure for the Tenth Doctor (as played by fan-favourite David […]
From Alex Rider to 007 and more – The World of Anthony Horowitz
Earlier this summer, Sci-Fi Bulletin had the chance to speak with Alex Rider creator Anthony Horowitz about the series of books, his contributions to the OO7 and Sherlock Holmes mythos […]
Netflix green light Resident Evil TV show
Netflix has given an eight episode order to a TV series based on the Resident Evil franchise. Written by Andrew Dabb and produced by the movies’ Constantin Film, the series […]
Today’s Reviews: Tennant & Tom together
Team-ups between Doctors have been a staple of Doctor Who since 1972, and Big Finish launch their line built around such meetings with an enjoyable tale from Mat Fitton: Fitton […]
Trauma and Memory in Lovecraft Country
The second of our weekly commentaries on the new HBO/Sky Atlantic series Lovecraft Country by novelist and blogger Stewart Hotston discusses the episode’s central themes: trauma and memory: The shows […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 