A #DoctorDonna watchalong coming in November
In preparation for the return of David Tennant and Catherine Tate in the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials, a global watchalong of their earlier stories is being organised. A watchalong […]
Today’s Reviews: Much more than Riverdale with superpowers
There’s a lot to dig into in the Boys spin-off Gen V… Gen V is doing a huge amount of work it doesn’t need to do and the result of […]
New tales for the Doctor’s Diamond Jubilee from BBC Audio (updated)
Alongside their release of the audiobook of Frazer Hines’ retelling of The Evil of the Daleks, BBC Audio are continuing their diamond jubilee celebration of Doctor Who with new audios […]
Today’s Reviews: Behind the scenes of the Foundation
Titan Books’ latest art book lifts the lid on the creation of Apple TV+’s Foundation: We discover how the key to cracking the format was taking the series of books […]
Celebrate Big Finish’s cover art
To mark the 60th anniversary of Doctor Who, Big Finish is releasing a special art book, The Art of the Audio Adventures, featuring many of their covers from over the […]
Today’s Reviews: A vaulted SF classic
The new 4K edition of 2001: A Space Odyssey is well worth adding to your collection: An SF movie that has stood the test of time in the edition it […]
Today’s Reviews: The past future of law enforcement
The 1987 movie Robocop is renowned for many reasons – but there was a lot of commotion behind the scenes: What’s clear is that there was a lot of friction […]
Today’s Reviews: Fear the Others
The latest release of The Others takes an already excellent film and gives it superb treatment: Alejandro Amenábar’s 2001 Gothic ghost story is a revelation in 4K, its picture absolutely […]
New classic Doctor Who soundtracks from Silva Screen (updated)
Silva Screen has confirmed to Sci-Fi Bulletin that two new Doctor Who soundtracks from the classic era are coming to CD: Revenge of the Cybermen, by Carey Blyton, and Time […]
Today’s Reviews: Celebrating Robert Englund
A new documentary arrives on the Icon Channel today celebrating the life of Nightmare on Elm Street star Robert Englund: At a little over two hours, it’s a comprehensive dive […]
BBC Two begins their Interview with the Vampire
AMC’s adaptations of the Anne Rice universe are finally coming to the UK, a year after their debut in the US. BBC Two will begin airing the first season of […]
Today’s Reviews: Blogging the zombie apocalypse
There’s a different sort of zombie movie out now… Zomblogalypse is a sequel, a reboot, a commentary and a comedy all in one and each one has space to breathe in […]
Today’s Reviews: Boldly going differently
There have been a lot of Star Trek stories that didn’t make it to the screen… and you can catch up with quite a few this week Black tracks these […]
Today’s Reviews: An alternate take on The Creator
There’s a detailed and very different review of Gareth Edwards’ The Creator now up to accompany the original: The first and foremost subject the film is interested in is the […]
Today’s Reviews: Looping Strangely
It may have come to the end of its original London run, but still worth the review: Think of A Strange Loop as a sort of staged 18 certificate Pixar […]
Today’s Reviews: Join Kate Stewart in Hell
Kate Stewart has been captured by the Vulpreen – and UNIT has ten minutes to rescue her… John Dorney uses the different way in which time elapses on different sides […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 