Today’s Reviews: We’ll always have Paris…
The third episode of the latest Walking Dead spin-off sees the show getting more confident in its own identity: The opening sets the tone for an episode crammed full of […]
Deal the cards for a third series of Alice in Borderland
Netflix’s unusual take on Alice in Wonderland is returning for a third series. Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya will be reprising their roles as Arisu and Usagi in Season 3. […]
Today’s Reviews: Shellshocked Baker
The Fourth Doctor finds himself in the middle of the trenches in the fourth of the solo adventures from last summer: Paul Morris and Simon Barnard’s tale for a solo […]
An Uncanny trip to TV (video)
A first trailer has been released for Uncanny’s leap across the void into television: The three part series begins on BBC Two on Friday 13 October at 9 pm, allowing […]
Today’s Reviews: A surfeit of Alien Invasions
The latest Disney+ / Hulu SF movie is good… at least to start with… I managed to forgive the derivative appearance of Brynn’s visitors for a while longer, as it […]
Thunderbirds launch on audio again in 2024
To mark Thunderbirds Day – the anniversary of the first broadcast of Gerry and Sylvia Anderson’s best-known puppet series – Big Finish and Anderson Entertainment have announced details of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Prepare to deploy the mind bleach
Any thoughts that the Boys spin-off Gen V might be more tasteful than its parent show are pointless… In a world where many kids have been given superpowers by concerned, […]
New Doctor Who themes to premiere on Radio 2
The Doctor Who concert in Cardiff earlier this week saw the premiere of Murray Gold’s latest arrangement of the original Doctor Who theme, as well as his new leitmotifs for […]
Today’s Reviews: X out of X for Saw
Full marks for the latest Saw movie which interpolates a fresh tale into the mythology: Against all the odds, Saw X is the sequel that nobody really wanted but ends […]
Star Cops go monthly!
There’s a new format for the next release of Star Cops, based on the 1987 BBC series created by Chris Boucher. The show was originally broadcast in weekly instalments, and […]
Today’s Reviews: Betazoid problems for Lower Decks
There’s some issues to resolve on the Cerritos in this week’s episode of Lower Decks: ‘Time to shred those party girls into brisket.’ Cheeky fun on the Cerritos that’s mid-tier […]
B7 Media releasing Dave Gibbons’ autobiographical audiobook
B7 Media are releasing an audiobook recording of legendary comic artist Dave Gibbons’ Confabulation: An Anecdotal Autobiography. The audiobook will be available exclusively to buy and download from audioteria.com in […]
Today’s Reviews: Disappointing Creator
The latest movie from Gareth Edwards has a lot of promise – but does it fulfil it? Sadly, it soon becomes clear that The Creator isn’t remotely interested in Artificial Intelligence or […]
Get shirty to celebrate The Wicker Man’s Golden Jubilee!
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Wicker Man – read our review here of the 4K release – we’re offering a pair of readers a chance to win a […]
Today’s Reviews: Hopping off
The latest Torchwood tale has a lot going for it – but things don’t quite hang together at the end: Toby Hrycek-Robinson’s sound design is on point as always and […]
RIP Michael Gambon
Sir Michael Gambon, star of The Singing Detective and the Harry Potter movies, has died aged 82. Gambon will probably best be remembered for his role as Dumbledore in the […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 