From Daleks to Batarangs at the Propstore Auction
Propstore is to hold its annual live auction of film and TV memorabilia this November, with the items on offer expected to fetch in excess of an estimated £11 million. […]
Today’s Reviews: The Last Light is fading…
Sadly it’s not a case of Any Dream Will Do as the Last Light heads into its final stretch with episode 4 Show don’t tell, people. That implies that if […]
Hear the Third Doctor and Sarah encounter Kaleidoscope
The epic new Third Doctor story Kaleidoscope, by Alan Barnes, arrives at Big Finish next month, and a first trailer has now been released. His name is Kaleidoscope. He claims […]
Today’s Reviews: Avoid the new Munsters
There’s no two ways around it – the new movie of The Munsters is not a success. It’s rubbish, and for a filmmaker with so many duds on their CV […]
Creating what came After Yang
The new SF movie After Yang – based on a short story by Alexander Weinstein – is out now, and is a slow, contemplative look at grief and what makes […]
Writers set for Final Destination 6
The latest writers for the predestination horror series have been found: Freaks’ Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein. The pair gained the gig after a very clever Zoom interview with […]
Today’s Reviews: The War of the Worlds continues
The War is over… but somehow it isn’t… The grimmest genre show on TV returns with another twist In the space of the first episode we have a gun battle […]
RIP Lost in Space showrunner Zack Estrin
American producer and writer Zack Estrin has died, aged 51. The showrunner of Netflix’s Lost in Space began his writing career on the original Charmed, as well as being the […]
Today’s Reviews: Stargirl’s mystery deepens
The idea of one central plotline per series is paying off for Stargirl as the show hits its fourth episode It’s clear that the theme and feel of this season […]
Harberts & Berg for The Ring & The Crown
Aaron Harberts and Gretchen J. Berg are set to showrun an adaptation of Melissa de la Cruz’s YA fantasy novel The Ring & The Crown, according to Deadline. The book […]
Today’s Reviews: Grief, guilt and misery
The latest Shudder movie to come to Acorn, They Live in the Grey, rather overstays its welcome At nearly two hours, this movie is half an hour too long, and […]
Netflix trail Shadow & Bone season 2
The TUDUM event didn’t include a number of hoped-for announcements – such as The Sandman Season 2 – but it did give a sneak peek at the second season of […]
A Quantum of Praise?
Daniel Craig’s second movie as 007 got a lot of slating at its release – not least from its star. But does it deserve reassessment? For many years, I have […]
Stealing Sheep & The Radiophonic Workshop present La Planète Sauvage
A night of dazzling audio-visual delight with art-pop trio Stealing Sheep and legendary electronic pioneers The Radiophonic Workshop is in store on Friday October 7 at the Science Museum. As […]
Today’s Reviews: Something still off with The Rings of Power
It still feels to Nick Joy as if there’s some essential ingredient missing from Prime Video’s lavish Lord of the Rings prequel Morfydd Clark is a great actor, as demonstrated […]
A full trailer for Manifest’s return (video)
Season 4 of Manifest arrives on Netflix on November 4, and the streamer has released a full trailer as part of TUDUM Day. “We are now beginning our final descent,” […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 