Today’s Reviews: Dying for a Pizza
The new instalment in the Quiet Place saga goes back to the start of the invasion: Sam really does just want pizza. It’s an act of very specific rebellion, denial […]
Doctor Who Season 1 hits Blu-ray in August
The first season of Ncuti Gatwa’s reign as the Doctor will be available on Blu-ray and DVD in the UK on August 12. This new release features seven discs of […]
Today’s Reviews: Crashing with del Toro
A new six-part pulp thriller launches this week courtesy of The Strain’s Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan The prose is short and punchy, the action is constant and del […]
Today’s Reviews: The Acolyte masters it
The fifth episode of The Acolyte sees the Star Wars series hit its stride: This is the most exciting episode of The Acolyte yet, finally giving us some of the […]
Today’s Reviews: Paranormal Tracker
There’s a paranormal slant to the 9th episode of Tracker: Sharon Lee Watson’s clever script never really plays with the idea the supernatural is real, or not real, but rather […]
Today’s Reviews: Fresh adventures for the 15th Doctor
They may have parted company on screen but the 15th Doctor and Ruby’s adventures continue on the printed page: It’s a great opening chapter, combining just the amount of intrigue […]
Today’s Reviews: Adopt an Orphan?
The second of the Nightmares and Daydreams follows a family who adopt a very unusual orphan: The timeless quality makes for a compelling watch, at the same time fusing with […]
Today’s Reviews: An Exorcism of two halves
There’s a distinct shift halfway through Russell Crowe’s latest Exorcism feature… The first half is fantastic, and the second half is also in the film. Click here to read Alasdair […]
Today’s Reviews: Sutekh’s reign
The finale of Doctor Who seems to have come round very quickly – but does it achieve everything it needs to? It’s full of greatest hits from the showrunner’s playbook […]
Today’s Reviews: Homelander goes home
One of the strongest episodes of The Boys follows Homelander as he heads… home We know it’s going to be a disaster from the moment the screen shows a lift […]
Cyber-trouble for the Doctor and Jo
The Third Doctor’s travels with an older Jo Jones continue later this year. Tim Treloar and Katy Manning battle an old enemy in The Third Doctor Adventures: The Quintessence, due […]
Today’s Reviews: Kneel before the might
The Tales from the TARDIS re-edit of Pyramids of Mars adds some music and effects but it’s the same core story: What a great idea this is, because a lot […]
Today’s Reviews: Morbius unleashed?
The final part of the first Dark Gallifrey series sees Morbius face an old foe: West is always impressive but this is a pirouetting performance that gives us three different […]
Today’s Reviews: Indonesian horror begins
A new anthology series on Netflix has caught Martin Jameson’s eye: While I sense the story is exploiting specific Indonesian tropes around maternal respect, the dilemmas explored are universal ones […]
Today’s Reviews: Khofar so good
The fourth episode of The Acolyte moves pieces around the board: The big question this week is around the identity of the master who has been training Mae Click here […]
Nine for Nine!
To mark the end of Inside No. 9’s run on TV, Andy Smith has curated his favourite episodes from the entire series: A very tough choice from a season of […]
Sci-Fi Bulletin: Exploring the Universes of SF, Fantasy, Horror and Spy-fi! 