Today’s Reviews: Not with a bang?
The latest season of Goosebumps, The Vanishing, ends on something of a comparatively low note: This feels like two episodes crammed into one, and every cast member and big idea […]
RIP Gene Hackman
Gene Hackman, hailed by many for providing the best portrayal of Superman’s enemy Lex Luthor on screen, has died aged 95. He played Luthor in three of the Superman movies […]
Leela finally meets the Brigadier
Two iconic Doctor Who characters meet for the first time in this summer’s Tom Baker box set from Big Finish. Jon Culshaw joins Tom Baker, Louise Jameson and John Leeson […]
Today’s Reviews: Monkeying around
The latest Stephen King adaptation is more like the ones from the 1980s than the classics: The Monkey is neither funny nor scary, and perhaps more significantly the pacing constantly misfires. […]
Doctor Who Season 2 launches 12 April
The BBC has confirmed that the second season of Doctor Who will arrive on BBC One, iPlayer and Disney+ on April 12 from midnight Pacific time. Belinda Chandra will join […]
Updated Irwin Allen shows coming from Legendary
Hot on the heels of the new audio sequel to The Time Tunnel comes news that Akiva Goldsman is working on new versions of three of the classic Irwin Allen […]
Today’s Reviews: President De Niro
There are some obvious touchstones in Netflix’s new spy-fi series, Zero Day: Zero Day has the confidence to depict conspiracies as they actually manifest in real life; about as reliable as […]
RIP Roberto Orci
Star Trek and Transformers writer Roberto “Bob” Orci has died, aged 51. Orci, with his writing partner Alex Kurtzman, worked on multiple genre shows and films over the years, starting […]
Today’s Reviews: A knife to the thigh
There are deep cuts in the latest episode of Severance: Several big movements this week but the biggest, emotionally and potentially for fuelling the theories around what is going on […]
Analysing the Andor Season 2 trailer (video)
The first Andor Season 2 trailer just arrived. Set, perfectly, to The Revolution Starts Now by Steve Earle it’s got the ruthless swagger and existential terror of its lead character. […]
Today’s Reviews: Here comes the Bride, Torchwood style
The most unlikely people get hitched nowadays… It’s a character study with added body horror, a nightmarish sprint into altered reality with added comedy and an unflinching look at Torchwood’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Cassandra’s warning
The second half of Cassandra’s first season on Netflix confirms what a mixture it is: It’s three parts ghost story, two parts home invasion, another part kidnap drama with a […]
Today’s Reviews: Jentry struggles
The third episode of Netflix’s Jentry Chau vs the Underworld sees the series hit its stride – if not its protagonist: We’re locked into Jentry’s head with Jentry herself, seeing […]
Get Uncanny on the road again (updated)
There’s another Uncanny tour on the way. Danny Robins is coming to haunt more places around the country from September to March. Tickets for Uncanny: Fear of the Dark go […]
Today’s Reviews: Unlikely SF roots
One of the most powerful men in the world has roots in science fiction: We all know Musk is a geek, a rocket nut, a steroidal business man and ‘Tech-Bro’, […]
Hulu renews Paradise
The Hulu/Disney+ post-apocalyptic series Paradise is returning for a second run. The political thriller is from creator Dan Fogelman (“Only Murders in the Building” and “This Is Us”), and stars […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 