Section 31 is required (video)
A full trailer has been posted for the new Star Trek TV movie, Section 31, arriving on Paramount+ on January 24. Star Trek: Section 31 stars Academy Award winner Michelle […]
Today’s Reviews: He was Iron Man
Tony Stark’s first adventure in the MCU is examined in detail in the re-released Art book: John Rhett Thomas’ style is the sort of invisible mending that a project like […]
Today’s Reviews: Reduxing the Sirens
The very first Big Finish Doctor Who audio was praised in SFB’s predecessor, DreamWatch, for its excellent sound design. Now a new version has been released: It’s a look at […]
Today’s Reviews: Tracking the Truth Out There
Colter is looking for a missing UFOlogist – and needs family help: There’s a surprisingly fun, and clear-eyed descent into a very different genre and another subtle course correction for […]
Stand by for yet more action
The Deadly Uprising continues with a new Stingray audiobook out today from Big Finish. Is Stingray enough to stop Titan’s latest schemes? In the new audiobook Stingray: Project Orca by […]
Today’s Reviews: The Skeleton Crew launch
The latest Star Wars live action series gets off to a decent start: For those who are younger and for whom a moving skeleton scaring a bunch of kids is […]
Today’s Reviews: A Special time for the 13th Doctor
The 13th Doctor’s era included various Specials – but how special were they? The stories and especially the finale really let Jodie Whittaker down. Click here to read Rigel Ailur’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Seething Prophecy
The third episode of Dune: Prophecy sees threads start to come together: This is a script that seethes with Harkonnen rage, vengeance, terrible acts and context for all of them. […]
Today’s Reviews: Exposing Dune
Some of the accompanying books to the Dune movies have been works of art in their own right: It’s a beautiful book, precisely built and printed in the same way […]
Today’s Reviews: Superman’s End
The final season of Superman & Lois brings closure in some surprising ways: The shortened final season of Superman & Lois benefits from the writers and producers knowing well ahead […]
Today’s Reviews: Beware the Blue Eye
Catching up with one of the best series in recent years – with plenty of time till the second season drops in 2026… This eight episode revenge saga is not […]
Today’s Reviews: Celebrating Gallifrey
It’s been blown up, moved to alternate dimensions, destroyed and much more in the TV series – but Gallifrey stands on audio: This is a humane, compassionate, complex and witty […]
Today’s Reviews: Carry On Lower Decks!
Double entendres that aren’t funny, and other jokes that just don’t land… Trying something new is always commendable and generally should be encouraged. In this episode, alas, the experimentation fails […]
Today’s Reviews: Which Silo to choose?
There’s progress in both SIlos this week – but which grabs your attention? I hope that upcoming episodes can make me care a lot more about both sides of what […]
Today’s Reviews: A spoonful of Sugar
As befits a case about a private investigator in LA, we can’t tell you why we’re covering this… but trust us… I can’t tell you why Sugar is being covered here. It’s […]
Golden Gun and Moonraker extended soundtrack releases
At long last, extended versions of the scores for the 1970s Roger Moore James Bond films The Man with the Golden Gun and Moonraker are available. La-La Land Records, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 