Today’s Reviews: Discipline for Andor
The second tranche of Andor’s second season is all about discipline: There is a sense of careering towards destruction, that what each side really wants is to stop with the […]
Today’s Reviews: Hallucinogenic surfer folk horror
A combination of words you don’t usually see together works to sum up this latest Nic Cage movie: Put me in the dark of a cinema with Nic deprived of […]
Today’s Reviews: Jentry’s run
It’s another episode of changes for Jentry… Every now and then you get to an episode of something which deserves phrases like ‘Everything has been building to this.’ This is […]
Today’s Reviews: Go West!
Ti West’s early feature, The House of the Devil, gets the Second Sight treatment: The House of the Devil is a fascinating piece of horror history that stands, appropriately, at […]
Shudder enters Hell Motel (video)
Another horror limited series is on the way from Shudder as guests are invited to check into Hell Motel. The eight-episode limited series starring Eric McCormack debuts with a two-episode […]
Today’s Reviews: Cold case for Colter
There’s an edge to this episode of Tracker… The show has played with horror but not quite found the right key all season. This episode it does. Click here to […]
Syfy mounts a Revival (video)
Wynonna Earp’s Melanie Scrofano returns to Syfy with a new tale of the undead, Revival. On one miraculous day in rural Wisconsin, the recently deceased suddenly rise from their graves. […]
Today’s Reviews: A lucky day?
The fourth episode of the new Doctor Who season gives us another Doctor-lite instalment: With a longer season this could have absolutely justified a two-parter with the story opened out, […]
Farewell to the Equalizer
The latest incarnation of the Equalizer has reached the end of the road. CBS has decided not to renew the series for a sixth season, and is not pursuing the […]
River gets regal
Back to the time of Henry VIII for River Song in her latest set of adventures from Big Finish. River thought her own husband was a pain, then she met […]
Today’s Reviews: Argentine Apocalypse
The 1950s comic strip The Eternaut has come to Netflix… While much in the first three episodes of The Eternaut is indeed familiar to seasoned end-of-the-worlders, what distinguishes it is the social […]
Resident Alien returns to Syfy (video)
Syfy has released a first trailer for the fourth season of Resident Alien, which arrives on June 6. “Resident Alien” Season 4 starts with Harry (Alan Tudyk) and his baby […]
Today’s Reviews: On the trail
The second episode of Lazarus has received what Alasdair Stuart regards as unfair criticism: On the surface it looks frustrating, but the nature of detective stories is running down leads […]
Today’s Reviews: Unleash the Thunderbolts*
The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe offering arrives today – and it’s something slightly different: I’ve written many times about the traps superhero narratives lay for themselves. Thunderbolts*’ approach to this largely […]
Check out the Bigger Worlds
As part of our coverage of John R. Mullaney’s Building Bigger Worlds exhibition in London, the artist has kindly supplied close-ups of some of the images. These are presented as […]
New Doctor Who Targets revealed
Covers and blurbs have been released for the next four additions to the Target range of Doctor Who books. What’s gotten into the TARDIS? Enlisting UNIT in their search for […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 