Today’s Reviews: Tracking back to form
Tracker’s quality blip appears to be over. After last week’s weirdly truncated resolution this is a massive return to form and one with a stacked cast of both characters and […]
Today’s Reviews: Short sharp spy shock
Soderbergh’s Black Bag is a spy thriller worthy of your time: Suave, immaculately tailored and ready to murder at a moment’s notice, Black Bag is a rom com with a […]
Today’s Reviews: Catching a Falling Knife
The second season of Severance ends with much to think about: People decry the threat of violence and they should – bloodshed destroys lives no matter the cause but when […]
Doctor Who Season 2 titles revealed
The titles, writers and directors for Season 2 of Doctor Who have been announced. The simultaneous global launch will kick start with The Robot Revolution at 8am exclusively on BBC […]
More War Games in colour on Blu-ray
The War Games in Colour will feature extra footage when it comes to Blu-ray and DVD next month. The release on 21st April includes the extended 96-minute version, with updated […]
Severance renewed for season 3
Severance will be returning for a third run, Apple TV has confirmed. The series stars Emmy Award nominee Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Zach Cherry, Jen Tullock, Michael Chernus, […]
Return to the Dead City (video)
AMC has released a full trailer for the second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City, which returns in May. Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Lauren Cohan as Negan and […]
Today’s Reviews: Tracker failing
The second half of Tracker’s second season does not get off to a good start: It’s startlingly grim, ground that the show has covered before better than it does here. […]
Hailing the Handmaid’s final Tale (video)
Hulu has released art and a trailer for the final season of The Handmaid’s Tale which premieres Tuesday, April 8th with three episodes. New episodes stream Tuesdays and the series […]
Today’s Reviews: Go with the Flow
The Latvian award winning animation is well worth your time: The story is abstract and dreamlike at times, but it is never boring, always absorbing and intriguing, but not without […]
Today’s Reviews: Two sides of The Electric State
We have two looks at the same idea today – Martin Jameson looks at the movie of The Electric State: Popular myth has it that a bumble bee is such […]
Experience The Terminator Live
James Cameron’s first outing for the Terminator is coming to the UK with a live musical score. The Terminator LIVE will celebrate the award-winning film, as its signature synthesiser-led, percussive […]
Today’s Reviews: The Worm That Turns
It’s the penultimate episode of Severance’s second season, and a lot of decisions are being made: In the exploration of self, in the process of actualisation, Helena has had an […]
Today’s Reviews: Follow the Rule
Acclaimed by Stephen King, The Rule of Jenny Pen may hit home with some more than others: If you’re happy to be reminded of the inescapable terrors of age and […]
Today’s Reviews: A “ruff” assignment
Something a bit different for a Sunday morning: Dog Man treats both its audiences with the same care and works as hard as its titular cop to ensue everyone has a […]
An Angelic encounter for the 7th Doctor
The Weeping Angels are coming for Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor in this summer’s release, Past Forward. The Doctor’s adventures with Harry and Naomi are coming to an end, as a new […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 