Today’s Reviews: The Boys are back
Homelander is back – and so are The Boys… This opening is solid. It’s full of foreboding and promise but it doesn’t really do anything. Click here to read Stewart […]
Today’s Reviews: An intriguing ending for the Star Cops
The final part of the Blood Moon story is out now and Alasdair Stuart finds much to ponder: An intimate, but massive, ending and a showcase for a phenomenal cast, […]
Today’s Reviews: Farewell to No. 9
The final story of the televised Inside No.9 is a celebration of the show itself: If you’re going to be self-indulgent and self-reverential then do so unashamedly and that’s the […]
Today’s Reviews: Team Tracker on the case
The elements of Tracker come together in episode 7: Having Colter, Bobby and Reenie in one place gives the show a very different tone. Colter has come a long way […]
AMC’s 3rd Rice series to shoot in Manchester
AMC Networks has greenlit a third series in its expanding Anne Rice Immortal Universe,focused on a secretive society called The Talamasca. With a working title of Anne Rice’s The Talamasca […]
Today’s Reviews: Witchy business
The third episode of The Acolyte provides some valuable backstory: This episode feels more like it’s treading its own path rather than relying on overtly Star Wars trappings. Click here […]
Susan returns to the Time War
The Doctor’s granddaughter is back fighting the Time War in two new sets coming from Big Finish. Carole Ann Ford stars in two new box sets of full-cast audio drama, […]
Hear the Doctors’ visit to Deathworld
The original version of The Three Doctors is coming to Big Finish as part of the Lost Stories series in July and a first trailer has been released. The Doctor […]
Giamatti joins Hunter for Star Trek: Starfleet Academy
Paul Giamatti is joining Holly Hunter for the new Star Trek series, Starfleet Academy. Hunter has been cast as the captain and chancellor of the Academy, with Giamatti playing the […]
Today’s Reviews: The First shall be Last
Olaf Stapledon’s seminal SF novel was brought to the screen back in 2020 by composer Jóhann Jóhannsson It’s a sweeping, massive statement and one that hums with energy and compassion. […]
Doctor Who Season 1 novels on the way as Targets
BBC Books has confirmed that three stories from the current season of Doctor Who will join The Church on Ruby Road as novelisations in the Target range. ‘Space Babies’, ’73 […]
Today’s Reviews: Del’s Dilemmas
The new Blake’s 7 audio box set from Big Finish focuses on Del Tarrant… This sort of story could so easily be the sort of Fourth Wall breaking continuity fixing […]
Today’s Reviews: Time to play the Toymaker’s Games
The animated version of The Celestial Toymaker is out now – and it’s a very different take… It’s a wild ride, using the benefits of animation to provide a fresh […]
Today’s Reviews: Summon The Lawnmower Man
There’s a brilliant Marvel version of Stephen King’s story; this is the rather less faithful movie adaptation: It was already a hoary old tale with a contemporary spin on its […]
Today’s Reviews: Who watches the Watched?
The latest horror movie from the Shyamalan family falls at one of the first hurdles… While the film looks decent enough, none of its scares land because the story telling […]
Big Finish celebrate the Sirens of Time
To mark 25 years of Doctor Who at Big Finish, the company is re-editing the very first story, The Sirens of Time. Written and directed by Nicholas Briggs, The Sirens […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 