Today’s Reviews: Hail to the King
The new Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes gets a distinct thumbs up from Alasdair Stuart: It’s an intensely tidy story, but also one that blows up the premise […]
Today’s Reviews: Breen and gone
Discovery’s latest episode starts moving things towards the endgame: Discovery shifts up a gear and addresses the main storyline head-on, making for an exciting hour and the sense of a […]
Hear Torchwood head back in time
Andy and Norton find themselves back in time in the new Torchwood tale TheRestoration of Catherine, out in June, and a first trailer has been released: Sergeant Andy and duplicitous […]
Today’s Reviews: Mind the Gap
The first of the last series of Inside No. 9 does not disappoint: n the hands of lesser writers this kind of drama can devolve into just people arguing but […]
Today’s Reviews: Stand and deliver
It’s magical highwayman time as we take a look at Disney+’s Renegade Nell: History is rife with real-life examples of women who did fight in wars. It’s an easy enough […]
Time War tales for the Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip 2024
Big Finish has released details of the Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity for this year. The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity honours the memory of the cheerful, much-loved […]
Snowpiercer season 4 finally arrives in July
AMC has announced that the long-delayed final season of Snowpiercer will now arrive on Sunday July 21. “We can’t wait to share the final season of this thrill ride of […]
Today’s Reviews: Does Dark Matter?
The new alternate universe series from Apple TV+ is based on a 2016 novel, adapted by its author Blake Crouch: Dark Matter feels very tired, treading overly familiar material. Click here […]
The Man Who Fell to Radio 4
Bafflegab are bringing Walter Tevis’ novel The Man Who Fell to Earth, the basis of the 1976 Nicolas Roeg movie starring David Bowie, to Radio 4 this Sunday. An alien […]
Today’s Reviews: Chucky’s Final Destination
Can the end of Chucky’s third season match the rest of the insanity? There’s lots to enjoy… which does mean the episode (like many finales) is a little overstuffed, but […]
Today’s Reviews: The Eyes Have It
Today’s movie release is another of those considered as a video nasty: A solid mad doctor shocker that ultimately suffers from repetition in the plot, but it’s fun if you’re […]
Today’s Review: Assimilate some Bodysnatchers
The 2019 SF movie Assimilate is our Sunday lookback this week: This is an extremely loose and very unofficial Invasion of the Bodysnatchers remake and it plays the classic beats […]
Today’s Reviews: Tracker on course
The third episode of Tracker sees the show continuing to develop well: The casting here is fantastic and the writing is so close to catching up. Click here to read […]
Inside No. 9 comes to the West End
With the final run of Inside No. 9 imminent on BBC Two, the show’s creators have announced Stage/Fright, a live version of the nine-series show. The script by Steve Pemberton […]
Today’s Reviews: Eviscerating Love
The new movie from St Maud director Rose Glass is a tough watch: In Love Lies Bleeding the psychological eviscerometer is dialed up to eleven. Click here to read Martin Jameson’s […]
Today’s Reviews: Prime Directive Discovery
There’s another look at the Prime Directive in the latest episode of Star Trek Discovery: It’s a solid idea, but you just know it’s going to be broken when it’s […]
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