Apple TV+ tease Servant’s final season (video)
Apple TV+ has unveiled a sneak peek into the conclusion of its psychological thriller “Servant,” which is set to return for its fourth and final season on Friday, January 13, […]
Today’s Reviews: Not nominative determinism
The episode title luckily doesn’t reflect the instalment’s contents this week on Quantum Leap One especially – even surprisingly – effective technique the show employs to build character: one-liners. Click […]
50th Anniversary Saturn Awards results
The Saturn Awards marked their 50th anniversary with a special ceremony on October 25th, as ever honouring the best in genre. Film Awards Best Superhero Film: Spider-Man: No Way Home […]
Today’s Reviews: Andor vs Andy
Cassian Andor faces Imperial problems when he meets Andy Serkis’ character in the latest episode of Star Wars Andor Andor’s team leader, played by Andy Serkis, is an officious, passive […]
Lockwood & Co. investigate on Netflix from January (video)
Jonathan Stroud’s Lockwood & Co are heading to the small screen for the start of 2023. Netflix has confirmed that Joe Cornish’s adaptation of the popular series will start to […]
RIP Jules Bass
Animation supremo Jules Bass has died aged 87. Although best known to US audiences for his Christmas animations, he achieved worldwide fame for his work with Arthur Rankin jr on […]
Gunn and Safran to head DC Studios
James Gunn and Peter Safran are the new heads of DC Studios, in charge of the DC screen universes going forward. “DC has among the most entertaining, powerful, and iconic […]
Today’s Reviews: A New Deal for The Walking Dead
The second episode of the final batch of The Walking Dead’s final season sees more changes – and there are spoilers in Alasdair Stuart’s review. At last, the Commonwealth has […]
The nightmare begins in 1899 (video)
Netflix’s new horror series from the creators of The Dark is rapidly approaching. Full of hope for a better future, passengers aboard the Kerberos, heading across the Atlantic to the […]
Today’s Reviews: Five movies for the price of one
There’s a lot going on in the new DC movie Black Adam – and Alasdair Stuart has taken it apart to discuss: There are five movies happening at once in Black […]
Never Let Me Go comes to Hulu
FX has ordered a new adaptation of Never Let Me Go, a one-hour drama inspired by Kazuo Ishiguro’s science fiction novel, exclusively for Hulu in the U.S., Star+ in Latin […]
Today’s Reviews: Tensions mount at The Witch Farm
The second episode of The Witch Farm properly introduces us to Liz, the lady at the heart of the case… She’s not the sort of person who seems overly credulous, […]
The Guardians of the Galaxy celebrate a Holiday Special (video)
Disney+ has released the trailer for the new Marvel Studios’ Special Presentation, “The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special,” which will premiere on November 25, exclusively on Disney+. In “The […]
Today’s Reviews: The car’s the star… sort of
Torchwood: SUV may focus attention on the clandestine group’s vehicle, but there’s a lot more going on than just vehicle porn! This story is so good, so well written, directed […]
Linguist challenges for The Peripheral
Our second interview from The Peripheral delves into some of the specific challenges caused by this project. Vincenzo Natali: It’s part of the evolution of the series is that it’s being […]
New logo and new home for Doctor Who (video)
The BBC and Disney Branded Television have come together to transform Doctor Who into a global franchise for UK audiences and the rest of the world. Under a shared creative […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 