Today’s Reviews: Lacking evolution
Not everyone is as impressed with Plur1bus… The problem with Plur1bus is that Rhea Seahorn’s Carol is a miserable cynic at the start of episode 1 and by the end of episode […]
Specials to conclude Transfomers Earthspark
Paramount+ will be streaming special new episodes of Transformers Earthspark from December 5 to conclude the series. The specials continue the saga of a new generation of Transformers born on […]
Today’s Reviews: The Truth is Out There
Catching up with the penultimate episode of Star Trek: Khan… We’re barrelling into the endgame this week and it’s all about prejudice being called out Click here to read Alasdair […]
Today’s Reviews: Finders Keeper…
He didn’t like Longlegs, but Martin Jameson is drawn in by Keeper What makes Keeper such an intriguing and genuinely creepy movie is the disorientating way the narrative is assembled through […]
An early tease for the next Hunger Games (video)
One year ahead of the film’s 2026 release, Lionsgate has released a teaser trailer and teaser poster for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. The film adaptation of Suzanne […]
HBO renew both Game of Thrones prequel series
Both House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have been renewed by HBO – the latter before its first season has aired. Casey Bloys, Chairman and […]
The Wheel in Space comes to vinyl
Zoe Herriot’s introductory story, The Wheel in Space, is the next to get released on vinyl, arriving on 13 February. “You know our ways. You must be destroyed.” The complete […]
Today’s Reviews: A fresh Doctor
There’s a new fan-made audio adventure for the Doctor launching tonight – and it’s well worth a listen: Jack Alexander is a commanding version that reminded me a lot, both […]
War for the Whoniverse
Empire take a look at The War Between The Land And The Sea this issue, and sit down with Russell T Davies to talk about the series. It’s an interesting […]
A new Stargate opens (video)
Stargate is back on TV – Prime Video has announced a fresh series from Blindspot and Stargate veteran Martin Gero. “Twenty years ago, my first real job in television was […]
Outlander in Concert comes to Edinburgh (video)
A special presentation of Outlander with live choir and orchestra will premiere in Edinburgh next year. Epic scenes from “Outlander” and its iconic Celtic music from Emmy-nominated composer Bear McCreary’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Ghostly chases in Derry
Welcome to Derry takes some intriguing turns in its third episode: The show is moving with a confidence the second movie notably lacked and balancing its ensemble with grace and […]
Experience T2 live in concert
Following on from the success of the live in concert version of The Terminator, AEG are premiering Terminator 2: Judgment Day next March. The world premiere event will be held […]
Today’s Reviews: From many, one…
The new Vince Gilligan series Plur1bus has a lot going for it… but there are some issues: The premise of the show reads like the musings of a stoned teenager […]
More Mullaney art available to own
Following on from the successful auction in Los Angeles earlier this year, more art by John R. Mullaney is coming up for auction, this time at the Propstore sale from […]
Massing the evidence
Alasdair Stuart analyses the recent news about a Mass Effect TV show… The Mass Effect games have shaped western video gaming for over a decade. The original trilogy put you […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 