NewsScifi
Babylon 5 scifi TV series: major retrospective (video).
Star Trek, the pop cultural phenomenon, dominated science fiction on television in the late 1980s. There seemed to be no place for anything…
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TrailerFilms
Thor: Love and Thunder (Marvel superhero movie: full trailer).
Thor: Love and Thunder looks set to be a hoot as Thor trains himself from Dad Bod to God Bod.
TrailerFilms
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning (spy-fy movie: first trailer).
Here’s the first trailer for the spy-fy film Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning. Following Rogue Nation and Fallout, it will be the seventh…
TrailerScifi
Stranger Things (Netflix scifi-horror TV series, season 4: trailer).
Stranger Things reaches the fourth season of its science fiction horror drama television seriess, will be published in two parts, the first on…
ReviewScifi
Everything Everywhere All At Once (scifi film review).
Whoa, who would have guessed that we are still capable of producing movies that are witty, clever, incredibly innovative, and emotionally gratifying, with…
ReviewDoctor Who
Torchwood: Goodbye Piccadilly by James Goss (CD review).
Only a few years from their first outing together Sgt. Andy Davidson (Tom Price) and Norton Folgate (Samuel Barnett) return in ‘Goodbye Piccadilly’.…
ReviewDoctor Who
Torchwood: Ghost Mission by James Goss (CD audio review).
In a first full-length adventure and lead role for Tom Price’s Sgt Andy Davidson, ‘Ghost Mission’ takes a huge pinch of time-travelling salt…
NewsComputers
Free Guy: a film mini-review by Evelyn C. Leeper.
‘Free Guy‘ seems to crib a lot from ‘Stranger Than Fiction‘ and I’m sure if I knew more about video games it would…
ReviewBooks
American TV Comic Books: 1940s-1980s To The Printed Page by Peter Bosch (book review).
With a lengthy title of ‘American TV Comic Books: 1940s-1980s To The Printed Page’, you would think Peter Bosch’s book would be purely…
NewsFantasy
The Wheel of Time TV show from Amazon: the main thing that killed it (article: video).
MCT describes the one most important adaptational shift that damaged The Wheel of Time TV programme, proving to be an intractable problem from…
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UFO/UAP news roundup (22nd May 2022).
Here’s the weekly round-up of all the best new content that is fit to print, and some that probably isn’t, concerning the topic…
ReviewDoctor Who
Doctor Who: London, 1965 by Paul Magrs (CD review).
We’ve often wondered what happened to Barbara and Ian when they managed to get back home. They’d had amazing adventures and been subjected…