A Torchwood freebie from Big Finish
There’s an extra Torchwood tale out today from Big Finish, featuring Paul Clayton as Mr Colchester – and it’s free of charge! Mr Colchester offers a few disgruntled words on the […]
Line up for the Bond 60th anniversary concert
Lulu, Chrissie Hynde, Becky Hill, Ella Eyre, Jamie Cullum, John Grant and Paloma Faith will join Dame Shirley Bassey, Garbage and Celeste, accompanied by The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra conducted […]
Coventry University honours Delia Derbyshire
Coventry University is to name its flagship new Faculty of Arts and Humanities building after legendary music icon Delia Derbyshire. Delia was an innovative musician and composer of electronic music […]
Today’s Reviews: Just a (quantum) leap to the past
Thirty years on, does Quantum Leap exercise the same hold on the imagination as its forebear? The pilot leaves a lot to be decided… The new setup works. It wisely […]
Introducing The Midnight Club (video)
Netflix has released a full trailer for Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Christopher Pike’s The Midnight Club, arriving on October 7. To those before, to those after. To us now, and […]
Today’s Reviews: Light as Darkness Falls
There’s some very selective bacteria at work in the Peacock miniseries Last Light as we reach episode 3: How fortunate that, in a blacked-out town, the pharmacy sign is still […]
Hellraiser rises again (video)
A first full trailer has been released for Hulu’s new take on Hellraiser, due for release on October 7. Sense8’s Jamie Clayton is Pinhead in David Bruckner’s movie. “Hellraiser is […]
Today’s Reviews: Stallone the Samaritan Superhero
There’s no real mystery as to whether Stallone really is playing a retired superhero in Prime Video’s new movie Samaritan Sylvester Stallone himself is remarkably magnetic – he’s never been […]
Blade Runner 2039 arrives in December
Titan Comics and Alcon Publishing have confirmed that the female Blade Runner known as Aahna “Ash” Ashina will be returning in Blade Runner 2039. The 12-issue series will be the […]
The Unbound Doctor and Bernice are back
The latest box set featuring David Warner’s Unbound Doctor and Lisa Bowerman’s Bernice Summerfield is out now. Lisa Bowerman returns as the 27th-century archaeology professor in Blood and Steel. Travelling […]
Today’s Reviews: Questionable choices for She-Hulk
The latest MCU series chooses to be lighthearted – but makes other questionable decisions She-Hulk should have been fun but instead we’ve got a deeply problematic show that is, in its […]
He is the Law – chatting with Dredd
The latest audio incarnation of Judge Dredd is actor and stuntman Adam Basil whose three stories in the role are out now from Penguin Random House Here we create the […]
Today’s Reviews: A lot of Bodies Bodies Bodies
There’s a lot to admire in the new horror movie Bodies Bodies Bodies but it doesn’t all work The tone shifts from teen slasher action to a satirical comedy of […]
Today’s Reviews: Twilight falls
The second episode of Peacock’s Last Light has some structural flaws, notes Claire Smith There are some nods to equality and inclusion, but while I give 8 for effort, I […]
Sony Spider-Man universe movies move back
There’s going to be an even longer wait for Kraven the Hunter and Madame Web after Sony rearranged their release schedule. Kraven will arrive in October 2023, rather than next […]
Today’s Reviews: A return to form for Blood & Treasure
Not every episode of a 13 part show can be excellent, but Blood & Treasure gets back on track this week We see the various threads coming together, plenty of […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 