Today’s Reviews: A relief when Halloween Ends
The final film in the latest Halloween trilogy takes chances – and they don’t pay off After last year’s disappointing Halloween Kills, it was hoped that director and co-writer David […]
RIP Robbie Coltrane
Harry Potter and James Bond star Robbie Coltrane has died aged 72. Renowned for his work as forensic psychologist Cracker, Coltrane played Hagrid throughout the Harry Potter screen saga, and […]
Today’s Reviews: Firefighting on multiple levels for The Equalizer
There’s a lot of things to sort out for Robyn McCall in the most recent instalment of The Equalizer An intriguing and finely plotted investigation is weaved neatly into the […]
A Wrinkle in Time comes to Broadway – as a musical
A musical adaptation of Madeline L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time is coming to Broadway next year. The new musical will feature music and lyrics by Obie Award-winning composer Heather Christian […]
Today’s Reviews: Momentum building for and against Pennyworth
The second episode of new Pennyworth sees Alfie and his friends make some miscalculations… It’s surprising how quickly the show is moving to draw the various disparate characters together in […]
Varma joins Dune: The Sisterhood
Indira Varma has joined the cast of the HBO Max and Legendary Television Dune prequel series focusing on the Bene Gesserit Sisterhood. According to Deadline, she will play Empress Natalya, […]
Today’s Reviews: Even More Crisis Point
This week’s Lower Decks is a sequel to one of the first season’s best episodes Through contrivances that are immaterial, Boimler plans to top his original movie with a bigger […]
Meet The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself (video)
A full trailer has been released for Netflix’s adaptation of the Half Bad novels, The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself that arrives on the streamer on October 28. Sixteen-year-old […]
Today’s Review: Andor’s heist
The heist goes into operation in the latest episode of the Rogue One prequel – and of course not everything goes according to plan? Cassian Andor aside, because we don’t […]
Creating the Worlds of Doctor Who at Gunnersbury
There’s a special Doctor Who panel coming up at the Gunnersbury Park Museum, celebrating the BBC’s centenary, on Saturday October 29 at 2 p.m. Chaired by Jessica Carney (author, agent […]
Today’s Reviews: Dark Glasses needed for Argento’s latest
The new Dario Argento film doesn’t provide the late career renaissance that fans might have hoped for: Dark Glasses is ultimately a very generic, low budget horror movie that sits […]
Rose dives back into the Dimension Cannon
Billie Piper’s adventures as Rose Tyler continue as the second box set of The Dimension Cannon is released today by Big Finish. Set in the aftermath of Doctor Who’s 2006 […]
Today’s Reviews: So many questions of the Pantheon
There are explanations – and many more questions – in the penultimate episode of Pantheon, based on the stories of Ken Liu. Part of me would like it to end […]
Peacock visit St. Donatus
Peacock is developing a new supernatural mystery series set in the Iowa small town of St. Donatus. According to Deadline, the series, written by Ringer creators Eric Charmelo and Nicole […]
Today’s Reviews: A fine bounty for Ben
The latest instalment of Quantum Leap sees Ben leap into a bounty hunter named Eva… The show takes Ben’s leap into a woman in stride as opposed to making a […]
A final trailer for the School for Good and Evil (video)
The School for Good and Evil opens its doors in less than a week, and Netflix has released a final trailer. Based on the international best-selling series by Soman Chainani, […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 