Once and Future – Big Finish’s 60th anniversary tale unveiled
To mark Doctor Who Day, and the series’ 59th birthday, Big Finish have released preliminary details for Once and Future, their epic eight part celebration to be released for the […]
Today’s Reviews: Welcome, James…
Tying the whole of the Daniel Craig era together wasn’t necessarily the most popular move, but Spectre still makes for a cracking live show… The musical score never quite hits […]
Celebrate Doctor Who Day with the 9th Doctor and Sea Devils
To mark Doctor Who’s 59th birthday, Big Finish invite you to join Christopher Eccleston’s Ninth Doctor as he encounters former companions and classic monsters. The Doctor (Christopher Eccleston) meets the […]
Today’s Reviews: Structurally sound Peripheral
The structure of the TV adaptation of The Peripheral reflects its novel roots… The consequences of this are that the show’s pace is slightly uneven and it doesn’t do much […]
A special Diamond Doctor Who logo
As part of the #DoctorWhoDay celebrations, marking the start of the Time Lord’s 60th year, the BBC has unveiled the special logo to be used for the diamond jubilee. Based […]
Today’s Reviews: Raising Hell with a new score
The new Hellraiser movie blends old and new – and so does its score As befits a reboot of an 80s classic, there a lot of synth in the score, […]
Counting down to Avatar: The Way of Water (video)
20th Century have released a further trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water which arrives in cinemas on December 16. Set more than a decade after the events of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Are You sitting uncomfortably?
The final episode of the Crowd Network series Eliza has now dropped, and it’s not an easy listen. Do people in the justice system have to undergo training to understand […]
Doom Patrol report for Season 4 duty (video)
It’s time for Brendan Fraser and the rest of the Doom Patrol to report for duty, with the new series arriving on HBO Max starting on December 4. Season four […]
Today’s Reviews: Start the day the Chucky way
The second season of Chucky is building to its finale, and Martin Jameson is enjoying the ride. Aside from the broader splatter-fest comedy, the episode has an exquisite and thematically […]
A trilogy of tales for the War Master
Sir Derek Jacobi is set to star as the Time War incarnation of the Master in three more box sets of full-cast audio adventures — concluding an epic story arc […]
Today’s Reviews: Inconsistencies in La Brea
There was a lot that worked in La Brea’s first season – but things aren’t coming together for the second run. I’ve clung to the threads of a series 2 […]
Double renewal for The Devil’s Hour
Peter Capaldi and Jessica Raine are returning for further travails in The Devil’s Hour as Prime Video order two further series of the horror drama. Nikesh Patel (Starstruck), Phil Dunster […]
Today’s Reviews: Tucking into The Menu
Gourmet dining, fine wines… and something a little more bloody? Mmmmmm….. Fiennes, Taylor-Joy, Hoult and McTeer all bring their A-game to the table (so to speak), but there is an […]
Preview the new The Dark is Rising
The BBC has confirmed that the new World Service adaptation of Susan Cooper’s The Dark is Rising will also be airing on Radio 4. A preview episode has also been […]
Today’s Reviews: The end of The Walking Dead?
The episode title is Rest in Peace… but will those encountering The Walking Dead get to do so? This is absolutely an ending. It’s also the best sort of ending, […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 