Today’s Reviews: Escape time
The fourth of this final season of Inside No.9 takes us to an escape room… It’s a lovely setup for some family drama and in this case some potential horror. […]
Today’s Reviews: Staying Alive in Torchwood
The latest main range Torchwood tale sits nearly between the first and second Torchwood One stories: The story is tiny in scale and vast in scope, covering the complex nature […]
The 9th Doctor bids au revoir!
Christopher Eccleston’s final box set of adventures as the 9th Doctor (at least for now) is out now from Big Finish. Of his time making this series with Big Finish, […]
Details on the Trials of a Time Lord
The celebration of the 6th Doctor’s 40th anniversary continue later this year at Big Finish with The Trials of a Time Lord. Davros, the Cyber-Leader and the Androgums return in […]
Today’s Reviews: Stay on the Train
The sequel to Train to Busan fails to convince: What doesn’t help is that a lot of the CGI just doesn’t cut it, looking like sequences from a video game […]
Today’s Reviews: French Pandemonium
It wowed FrightFest and is now available to stream or buy – the French horror movie Pandemonium: Director Quarx’s 2023 French-language anthology horror movie was shown at last year’s FrightFest […]
Today’s Reviews: Train to Hell
The epic Train to Busan is out today in a 4K edition: The action pieces are well-mounted, the biggest monsters are typically not the zombies, and it just flies by. […]
Today’s Reviews: Hating Mondays
What better day to reveal our look at the latest Torchwood One set? This set is, for 99% of its running time, the best the series has been, possibly ever. […]
Today’s Reviews: Into the Light
The second half of Star Wars’ Tales of the Empire is a more optimistic affair: This is a very strong ending to a strong series and one that feels like […]
Today’s Reviews: Covering the Yards
The Doctor-light episode this season puts the spotlight on Ruby: She’s great, conveying the sadness she experiences when those she loves turn against her, following interactions with a mysterious, gesticulating […]
Today’s Reviews: Gambling on Tracker
The 5th episode of Tracker’s first season takes him to St Louis: The episode wraps this complex morality around its remarkably direct lead and the beats we’ve seen it explore […]
Today’s Reviews: The Tragedy of Morbius
The second part of the first Dark Gallifrey tale strikes a tragic note: Menacing, playful and very much an ensemble, it doesn’t just set the stage, it defines the terms. […]
Today’s Reviews: Gripping Insomnia
The TV adaptation of Sarah Pinborough’s Insomnia has now arrived on Paramount+: The ratcheting up of the tension begins with the first scenes but there are enough moments where the […]
Today’s Reviews: Fly back to 1970
The new production of Robin / Red / Breast has one positive – it’s sent Martin Jameson back to find the original: The original easily deserves its ‘classic’ label. In […]
Today’s Reviews: Setting the stage
The finale of Star Trek Discovery is just days away and the penultimate episode sets the scene well: It’s a fun hour, with the whole team acting in synchronicity, aided […]
Today’s Reviews: Anger management
The new Mad Max movie leans into the use of anger… Anger is an underrated emotion – most often relegated to the dustbin of emotional health and wellbeing when, really, […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 