Today’s Reviews: Bond, James Bond
The new editions of the Sean Connery 007 movies is well worth the investment: My immediate reaction to the colours in the Caribbean scenes in Dr. No was that it […]
Today’s Reviews: Chaos triumphant?
The second season of Chaos Theory sees revelations and choices: It’s an incredibly ambitious season and the closer relationship with the movies works very well. Click here to read Alasdair […]
Revealing The Running Man (video)
The Running Man is best known as one of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s numerous 1980s action blockbusters. It’s actually adapted from a Richard Bachman (Stephen King) novel, one widely regarded as one […]
Packing a punch for The Terminator Live
A chance to see The Terminator live in concert – complete with Taiko drums – is coming later this year, and the brains behind it chatted with SFB: I think […]
OHMSS gets expanded & remastered score
La-La Land Records are releasing a remastered and expanded 2-CD re-issue of John Barry’s score for On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, George Lazenby’s solo outing as 007. The score, like […]
Today’s Reviews: From Camp to Chaos
The teens have grown up – but they face similar threats… If Camp Cretaceous was an action adventure, this is a thriller and one set in a definitively post Fallen Kingdom, post Dinosaur […]
Details on Sky’s return at Big Finish
Big Finish has released story details of their sequel to Sky, Bob Baker and Dave Martin’s 70s SF series, Before the Chaos out in August. The original ITV series followed […]
Pulling apart the Predator Badlands trailer (video)
The new trailer for Predator: Badlands released a few days ago and it’s full of stuff, all of it fanged and hungry. Here’s what Alasdair Stuart spotted… 0.09 – The […]
Recreating the Dark City
The Director’s Cut of Dark City is now available in 4K from Arrow, and we chatted with its director, Alex Proyas: All of my movies are movies that I want […]
Today’s Reviews: Closing Camp Cretaceous
The five season run of Jurassic World tie-in Camp Cretaceous comes to a close with a bang: A lot of bad guys die, none of them pleasantly. The danger is […]
Meeting the Rogue Trooper
We’ve got our first look at Nu Earth and it’s beautiful in the best of ways. Duncan Jones, director of Moon, Source Code, Warcraft and Mute, is no stranger to […]
Today’s Reviews: Meet B.R.A.D.
The fourth season of Camp Cretaceous gets the campers off the island but not out of trouble: The consequences of their months in the wild catch up with all of […]
Today’s Reviews: M3gan’s back
M3gan 2.0 follows in the footsteps of another classic franchise with its sequel, and is overall better in many aspects: The acting has gone up a notch or three, with […]
Today’s Reviews: The Scorpios rex is coming
The third batch of adventures from Camp Cretaceous introduces a new foe for the teens: There’s a couple of hiccups but other than that this really is a show at […]
The Eighth Doctor meets Homo reptilia
Paul McGann’s Doctor comes up against the original rulers of the Earth in this November’s box set of adventures, Causeway. Exploring with best friends Edwardian adventuress Charley Pollard (India Fisher) […]
Today’s Reviews: 28 More Years
28 Years Later is one of the many films that struck our reviewers very differently – and we now have a second take, courtesy of Martin Jameson: Perhaps the reason […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 