Today’s Reviews: A shaky start to La Brea
The timeslip drama La Brea seems to have some internal ructions between seasons with a lot of key elements shaken about. I feel like the first series planning meeting was […]
Today’s Reviews: The Last Light goes out
The Peacock miniseries based on Alex Scarrow’s novel comes to a conclusion – and it’s a damp squib It is horrendous what we have collectively done and drastic action is […]
Skarsgard and Depp for Nosferatu
Bill Skarsgard and Lily-Rose Depp may be starring in a new version of Nosferatu, according to Deadline. Robert Eggers will be scripting and directing the new take on the classic […]
The Midnight Club starts to meet October 7 (video)
Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of The Midnight Club lands on Friday October 7 and Netflix has released a final teaser. Welcome to Brightcliffe Hospice. From the creators of The Haunting of […]
Let the Sky Fall on Bond’s 50th anniversary
Ten years ago we were approaching the release of 007’s 23rd official adventure, marking the 50th anniversary: Skyfall is, in many ways, a complex film. It plays around with the darkness […]
Want to get Wrecked? (video)
A full trailer has been released for BBC Three’s latest genre series, Wreck. Wreck is a tense thriller, mixing comedy with a slice of slasher, set aboard The Sacramentum cruise […]
Today’s Reviews: Choices aren’t always choices…
The second episode of One Five Seven Years continues to pose difficult questions. Is this less about whether these women have ELS than the choices that are available to them […]
Dare you open del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities? (video)
Netflix has released a full trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, the anthology series dropping from October 25 – four nights, eight chilling stories. In Cabinet of Curiosities, […]
Today’s Reviews: Consequences for the Resident Alien
The season finale of Syfy’s Resident Alien deals with the consequences of its predecessor – and sets things up… A denouement (for now) where almost everyone gets a little moment […]
Boyle brings The Matrix to Manchester
Danny Boyle’s reinterpretation of the Wachowskis’ The Matrix will be the first show at Manchester’s new £186m Factory arts venue. Retitled Free Your Mind, the show will run from October […]
Today’s Reviews: The Rings kick into high gear
At long last the Prime Video Lord of the Rings series is living up to its initial promise… Of course, you can’t have spectacular battles every week, and there’s a […]
UNIT faces aliens with Objective: Earth!
Big Finish has released the cover artwork and story details for November’s new box set of full-cast audio adventures in the UNIT — Nemesis saga. UNIT has fought the Vulpreen […]
James Bond’s Greatest Mission?
Think there were only five missions featuring Daniel Craig’s Bond? No, there were six – and the third of them chronologically was the most important of all. A brief piece […]
Von Trier’s Kingdom hospital trilogy concludes (video)
MUBI has released an extended trailer for the final instalment of Lars von Trier’s The Kingdom – The Kingdom Exodus. Following a successful showcase at the international film festivals including […]
Today’s Reviews: A new life for the 00 section
Our Bond reviews take a short sidestep back into print for our look at Kim Sherwood’s radical reinvention of the world created by Ian Fleming. Sherwood has a huge task […]
Marvel’s Armor Wars explode onto the big screen
Armor Wars isn’t going to be a Disney+ series anymore – it’s been moved across to the big screen. Production on the MCU series should have been ramping up ready […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 