Today’s Reviews: Investigating the Passenger
The middle episodes of Andrew Buchan’s ITV drama Passenger maintain the standard of the openers: The degree of light and shade across so many characters (there are over twenty that […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin’s latest changes
As of 2 April 2024, Sci-Fi Bulletin will be updated purely with reviews; unfortunately the news service we have operated for the past 13 years has had to be retired […]
The Interview continues (video)
AMC has released a fresh trailer for the second season of Interview with the Vampire, arriving in May. The interview continues in season two. In the year 2022, the vampire […]
Today’s Reviews: The Walking Living
The conclusion of The Ones Who Live sees things play out to their logical conclusion: It’s one of the bravest choices this franchise has made in years. Click here to […]
A new trailer for DW Season 1 (video)
For those who haven’t caught it yet, there’s a new trailer out for the first season of Doctor Who: The new season (whose titles were revealed here yesterday) begins with […]
Today’s Reviews: Sixie and the Sontarans
The third part of the Sontarans vs Rutans continues to create new threads: The unifying factors of the series so far are primarily wit and a willingness to explore the […]
Episode titles for Doctor Who season 1 revealed (video)
The BBC is gradually releasing the episode titles for Season 1 of Doctor Who, all written by Russell T Davies unless other listed. Space Babies; The Devil’s Chord (both airing […]
Today’s Reviews: Who is the Passenger?
There’s a new British folk horror story running in ITV primetime: Andrew Buchan makes an impressive screenwriting debut in what could be described as ‘Son of Happy Valley’ with added eco […]
Orphan Black: Echoes in June (video)
The Orphan Black sequel series, Orphan Black: Echoes, will premiere on BBC America on 23 June. Set in the near future, Orphan Black: Echoes takes a deep dive into the […]
Distinguishing the Monsters
For somethying that is supposed to be a unified whole, there are a lot of differences in the various Monsterverse films and series: Monarch have an anti-Godzilla unit nicknamed the […]
Today’s Reviews: Ending the Problem
The finale of 3 Body Problem is one of the series’ strongest episodes: Once again, the show distinguishes itself by digging deep into the layers of loyalty motivating the central […]
Camp Cretaceous almuni reunite for Jurassic World: Chaos Theory (video)
The kids from Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous have grown up – and have their own series on Netflix. Set six years after the events at Camp Cretaceous, members of “The […]
Today’s Reviews: Baby Yoda he ain’t
There’s a returnee in the penultimate episode of Resident Alien: This is an absolutely terrific episode, the writing debut for this series from producer Donald Todd. It’s witty and sharp […]
Today’s Reviews: Underwhelming Titans
The latest Monsterverse movie fails to live up to the hype: After laughing out loud several times as it grew more absurd I felt myself warming to just how hard […]
Today’s Reviews: Troubled Waters for the Star Cops
The first section of the new Star Cops serial comes to an end in this month’s release: Helen Goldwyn’s direction is always as impressive as McCormack’s scripts and they work […]
Today’s Reviews: Problem Averted
The adaptation of 3 Body Problem gets back on track with episode 6: The show returns to the well written character arcs that are at the heart of what distinguishes […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 