Today’s Reviews: An odd Tracker
The season finale of Tracker is not what you might expect: the plot has a very odd cadence to it. It’s well realised, fully explored, very dark and has moments […]
Re-Twist the Metal on July 31
Peacock has released a full trailer for season 2 of Twisted Metal, which begins on July 31. Starring Anthony Mackie (‘John Doe’), Stephanie Beatriz (‘Quiet’), Joe Seanoa and Will Arnett […]
Today’s Reviews: Another Brick in the Wall
German genre movie Brick has some intriguing aspects: While matters kick off with a certain degree of cheesy predictability, as things progress the film becomes more narratively interesting Click here […]
Today’s Reviews: The final Squid Game
There’s much to absorb in the final episodes of Squid Game: It’s gripping, twisty stuff – held together by the conviction of Lee Jung-jae’s central performance Click here to read […]
Netflix tease the next Sandman episodes (video)
The final main block of The Sandman arrives on July 24, and Netflix has released a teaser. When the Kindly Ones turn a sorrow-stricken mother into a vessel of vengeance, […]
Today’s Reviews: Watching the Swedish Skies
There’s a gimmick at the heart of the advertising for Watch the Skies, but Alasdair Stuart sees beyond that… This is a classic found family story, mixed with that sense […]
Today’s Reviews: Not with a bang…
The season (possibly series) finale of Lazarus just doesn’t stick the landing: The finale keeps telling us we should care instead of showing us why, and it relies on the […]
UNIT’s Bambera reunited with Ancelyn
Decades after they first appeared in the 1989 Doctor Who story Battlefield, Winifred Bruce’s Bambera is being reunited with Marcus Gilbert’s Ancelyn – although not so much time will have […]
Murderbot returns for season 2
As the first season finale drops, Apple has confirmed that Murderbot will return. “We’re so grateful for the response that ‘Murderbot’ has received, and delighted that we’re getting to go […]
Today’s Reviews: An energised rebirth
The best Jurassic feature for some time? While the Jurassic World franchise was uneven but finished well, this pseudo-reboot is streamlined, focused and surprisingly character driven. Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Looking up!
The new Superman has a devastating weapon: kindness… Superman is also deeply political because being kind is, it turns out, a hugely political act in 2025 that speaks to a […]
Today’s Reviews: M3GAN’s progress
The two M3GAN movies to date have some interesting facets: M3GAN 2.0 doesn’t work as well as the first because it never gives the characters time to breathe, to feel […]
Today’s Reviews: Complex Gundam
The first season of Gundam GQuuuuuuX is not for the faint of heart… This is the least newcomer friendly show you could possibly imagine. Almost every character is a reference […]
Today’s Reviews: Can the Sandman love?
The second half of the opening tranche of The Sandman sees the lead character ask himself a key question… The themes in these episodes run from guilt to atonement, discovering […]
Today’s Reviews: Weird choices for Lazarus
With so much to resolve, the producers of Lazarus make some… interesting choices for the penultimate episode: With one day before the end of the world and one episode before […]
Back to Borderland (video)
The third season of Netflix’s Alice in Borderland finally arrives this September. It’s time to return to the Borderland… In the previous season, Arisu and Usagi cleared every card’s game […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 