Today’s Reviews: A Thousand Red Suns
The second part of the YouTube series A Thousand Suns is equally intriguing: Powerfully inventive and intense, it’s another strong entry in this remarkable new series. Click here to read […]
Bradley returns as Big Finish’s First Doctor Unbound
David Bradley recreates the role of the First Doctor once more for Big Finish but with a twist. Bradley is joined by Jemma Powell (as Barbara Wright), Jamie Glover (as […]
Today’s Reviews: Concluding Ash’s Blade Run
A long running saga comes to an end with the final part of Blade Runner 2039: Apart from some early action, this final chapter is more interested in seeing the […]
For All Mankind gets 5th season and spin-off
Apple TV+ has announced that For All Mankind has landed a renewal for season five. Additionally, Apple TV+ and “For All Mankind” creators Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert and Ben […]
Today’s Reviews: Scavengers Reign begins
A second intriguing new animated series comes under the spotlight today: This show looks like nothing I’ve seen this decade. It’s a remarkable achievement, the fluid animation evoking European cult […]
Hear Ianto hit the Disco
The third of the Ianthology hits next month and Big Finish has released a trailer for Disco by Gareth David-Lloyd. It’s 1987 and “Disco” Jones is still dancing. Life and […]
Today’s Reviews: Ice beneath A Thousand Suns
A new YouTube SF series kicked off this week, and it’s well worth your time: ‘Ice’ has a great script, with a great performance at its core. It’s also beautifully […]
Today’s Reviews: Visiting the Borderlands
The 2013 British found footage horror has had a Second Sight makeover: It works best in its quieter moments, and there’s an unnerving sense of dread that continues to keep […]
Torchwood restores Catherine
There’s a historical trip for Sergeant Andy Davidson in the June release from Big Finish’s Torchwood range, The Restoration of Catherine. Sergeant Andy and duplicitous 1950s Torchwood agent Norton Folgate […]
Today’s Reviews: Visit a Concrete Utopia
A different sort of dystopia features in Concrete Utopia: It’s deeply funny, relentlessly brutal and ends in the most hopeful way possible Click here to read Alasdair Stuart’s full review.
Today’s Reviews: A better ending for Fallout
The new Prime Video adaptation of Fallout finds favour with a huge fan of the original series: Anything you need to know is communicated, either by context or one of […]
More changes for Star Trek
Lower Decks will conclude with its fifth season later this year; Strange New Worlds has been renewed for a fourth run. “It has been incredibly rewarding to continue to build […]
Today’s Reviews: Slipping the pace for Discovery
The third episode of the final season of Star Trek Discovery loses some of the pace: The energy from the opener is waning week on week Click here to read […]
Today’s Reviews: Carnage in Civl War
The new Alex Garland movie has some central flaws… Alex Garland’s new movie, Civil War, isn’t intended as a sort of dystopian Mr Bean, and I doubt he would sum up […]
Monarch to return and expand
Apple TV has confirmed that Monarch: Legacy of Monsters will be returning for a second season. Apple TV+ has also struck a new multi-series deal with Legendary Entertainment, which includes […]
Today’s Reviews: Essential Torchwood
The latest Torchwood Big Finish story – the middle of the Ianthology – is one of the strongest pieces of drama the range has produced: Torchwood is uniquely equipped to do […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 