Today’s Reviews: Zygons’ infiltration
The start of a cunning plan that lasts a century… Jonathan S. Powell’s direction ties three wildly different stories together, finding a tone that unites all three. That tone is […]
RIP Val Kilmer
American actor Val Kilmer, whose roles included both Batman and Simon Templar in the 1997 version of The Saint, has died aged 65. Kilmer was perhaps best known for his […]
Today’s Reviews: A different sort of Pod People
Pregnancy 22nd century style is somewhat different: The Pod Generation isn’t going to shake your world, but it has enough sweetly observed social comedy to fill its ambling but never […]
Today’s Reviews: Blow Your Mind
You can either look at the news headlines… or check out the new 4K version of David Cronenberg’s Scanners: Those pulsing veins and brain matter have never looked so vibrant […]
Today’s Reviews: Detective work for Tracker
Tracker’s definitely back on course as the second season proceeds: Travis Donnelly & Jordan Goodman’s script progresses Reenie’s plot, gives Michael Rady’s Elliott some moments of fun ambiguity and throws […]
Today’s Reviews: Brooding for Mother’s Day
A dysfunctional family may not necessarily what everyone thinks of for Mother’s Day but if you do, David Cronenberg has you covered: This alternate take on Kramer Vs Kramer gets […]
Smith and Sullivan: Reunited! (updated)
New adventures lie ahead for the fourth Doctor’s first companions, Sarah Jane Smith and Harry Sullivan. Sarah Jane Smith: investigative journalist; Dr Harry Sullivan: UNIT operative. Together, they journeyed to […]
Derrickson explores Golden’s Road of Bones
Christopher Golden’s novel Road of Bones is coming to the big screen, courtesy of Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill. According to THR, the pair’s adaptation of the folk/survival horror […]
Double Green for Torchwood
Big Finish has released details of the first three stories to be released on Torchwood’s new bimonthly schedule. May’s release, The Boy Who Never Laughed, features Jonny Green as Tyler […]
Analysing Andor’s trailer (video)
The second trailer for Andor eschews the lovely (for Alasdair Stuart anyway) rock approach of the first for more traditional Star Wars stylings, and gives us even more to chew […]
Details of the 9th Doctor & Rose’s return
To mark 20 years since the 9th Doctor and Rose first appeared on British screens, Big Finish has released details of their first audio adventure together. Twelve new stories are […]
Felix Leiter takes centre stage
James Bond’s CIA ally Felix Leiter is at the heart of a new novel by Bond continuation author Raymond Benson, Ian Fleming Publications has announced. The Hook and the Eye […]
Dissecting the Doctor’s new trailer (video)
The new trailer for the new series of Doctor Who gives us a lot to think about. Here’s what jumped out at Alasdair Stuart, both in terms of what we […]
Today’s Reviews: Back into the Tunnel
The Time Tunnel has reopened successfully at Big Finish: This is an intensely confident start to one of the most logical franchises for Big Finish to pick up. It’s a […]
Pascal and Heyman confirmed as 007 producers
Amazon MGM Studios has confirmed that Amy Pascal and David Heyman will be guiding the next adventures of Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007. Pascal will produce Bond 26 via Pascal […]
The Doctor must Get Her Home (video)
A full trailer has been released for the upcoming Season 2 of Doctor Who. The Doctor meets Belinda Chandra and begins an epic quest to get her back to Earth. […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 