Today’s Reviews: Fly back to 1970
The new production of Robin / Red / Breast has one positive – it’s sent Martin Jameson back to find the original: The original easily deserves its ‘classic’ label. In […]
Today’s Reviews: Setting the stage
The finale of Star Trek Discovery is just days away and the penultimate episode sets the scene well: It’s a fun hour, with the whole team acting in synchronicity, aided […]
Today’s Reviews: Anger management
The new Mad Max movie leans into the use of anger… Anger is an underrated emotion – most often relegated to the dustbin of emotional health and wellbeing when, really, […]
Today’s Reviews: The Brink of Destruction
The Record Store Day Vinyl Who release takes us to the edge of disaster… While the story itself is not the most dynamic audio adventure, the presentation is top notch. […]
Less than Meets the Eye
The recent 40th anniversary of the Transformers animated series could have been more… It felt like an isolated section of the experience, as if the cast had only partially recorded […]
Today’s Reviews: Through the Doorcam
There’s a Rear Window vibe to the latest Inside No. 9… They’re no Jimmy Stewart though as their general incompetence proves Click here to read Andy Smith’s full review and […]
Doctor Who finale hits the big screen in the UK
The final two-parter of Doctor Who’s Season 1 is coming to cinemas on Friday June 21st. The screening will commence at 11pm on 21st June with the penultimate episode, The […]
Reflections for the Eighth Doctor
The Eighth Doctor’s Time War exploits continue to be revealed at Big Finish, with a new box set, Reflections, on the way. Paul McGann, Emma Campbell Jones and Sonny McGann […]
Today’s Reviews: Big Ben down
The focus is on the Dantes in episode 8 of The Equalizer’s fourth season: Coming off the back of last week’s harrowing viewing ordeal, this is another case that may […]
Time Bandits land on Apple July 24
Apple TV+ has confirmed that the first season of the TV adaptation of Time Bandits will arrive on Wednesday July 24. Created for television by Jemaine Clement (“Flight of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Stunning Crimson
The new Arrow 4K edition of Crimson Peak is stunning… Guillermo del Toro’s gothic horror tale was clearly made to be watched with the best possible picture, and Arrow’s new […]
Learn the genesis of Insomnia!
Sarah Pinborough’s latest TV series arrives Thursday, and we chatted with her about its genesis and creation: The casting on it is incredible, particularly the two sisters. They’re amazing. Obviously […]
Today’s Reviews: Sourcing the Code
Source Code has been given a visual makeover for its new edition: Duncan (Moon) Jones’ lean 2011 time loop thriller impresses with its new 4K transfer and some great storytelling. […]
Today’s Reviews: An explosive Time Lord
There’s a major shift in tone in the latest Doctor Who – and the show is all the better for it: The party is over (for now, anyway), and tough […]
The War Doctor faces Morbius!
Samuel West’s Morbius will be facing off against Jonathon Carley’s War Doctor in the first of the latter’s new series later this year, as The War Doctor Rises moves his story […]
Today’s Reviews: Breen there, done that
The 8th episode of Discovery’s final season sees things continue to develop well: Maintaining the high quality established in the previous episode, this is another satisfying development of the season’s […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 