Final (red band) Peacemaker trailer swoops in (video)
Prepare for violence and profanity – Peacemaker is back next week: This fight is even dirtier than the last one, says the strapline and based on the final trailer, Peacemaker […]
Today’s Reviews: The trials of Kirk
Strange New Worlds continues its mission to chart the creation of the Enterprise crew from the Original Series… While the basic plot of this episode is Star Trek 101, there’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Alien: Earth doesn’t crash on impact
The new Alien: Earth has a fan in an old-hand at the Alien universe Perhaps it was precisely because my expectations were so painfully low, that within a matter of […]
Creggers’ Resident Evil on the way
With Zach Cregger’s new movie, Weapons, opening to acclaim and financial success, his next project is already on deck and it’s a return to an old, gooey friend, notes Alasdair […]
Far Cry coming to TV
The Far Cry series of video games have quietly been doing interesting things to the first-person shooter format for years, reports Alasdair Stuart. The basic premise is always the same: […]
Today’s Reviews: Flying the Flag for Cap
The first Captain America movie was one of the most important in the MCU: The First Avenger is one of the most distinct movies in the series. It’s also got […]
Big Finish launch Doctor Who Audio Novellas
Following on from the successful Audio Novels range, Big Finish will be releasing a series of Doctor Who Audio Novellas from January 2026. Each volume will contain two120-minute adventures, narrated […]
Today’s Reviews: Getting Freakier
The Freaky Friday franchise continues to provide solid entertainment: Is it predictable? Yes. Funny? I thought so. Deep? Definitely not. Sentimental? Absolutely. Click here to read Martin Jameson’s full review.
A third voyage for One Piece from Netflix (video)
Netflix has confirmed that a third season of adventures is on the way in the live action adaptation of One Piece. Production on season 3 will begin in Cape Town […]
The War Master’s Greatest Trick
They say the devil’s greatest trick was to convince the world he didn’t exist. The War Master could do with something similar in the next box set out in October. […]
Today’s Reviews: Holstered Weapons
The latest movie from the director of Barbarian tries a similar twist: While the transition might be a little more evenly paced, Cregger is in similar structural switchback territory with […]
A full trailer for Blake’s 7 Series B Collection (video)
BBC Studios has released a trailer and full details for the second season of Blake’s 7, out on 10 November. All 13 episodes have been newly remastered from the best […]
BFI Southbank celebrate Associated-Rediffusion
“Like the BBC… with adverts” – the BFI is celebrating Associated-Rediffusion with a wide variety of programmes from the archive, including a screening of the 1965 series Object Z. Launched […]
Today’s Reviews: A silent apocalypse
Year 10 is an unusual post-apocalyptic tale… A post-apocalypse movie that refuses to romanticize catastrophe and finds humanity in the tiniest places. Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full review
Today’s Reviews: Predictable Trek
The middle episode of the current Strange New Worlds season doesn’t hit as hard as some others: When there was an order of 26 episodes of Star Trek to be […]
Today’s Reviews: Baby blues for Torchwood
Expect the unexpected should have been one of Torchwood’s mottos… particularly in this scenario: Holly Robinson and George Fletcher’s script shifts genre with elegance, starting as a rom-com, turning into […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 