Blake’s 7: an interstellar guide to revolution on a shoestring budget (TV retrospective).
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# Blake’s 7, that gem of British science fiction television, where the budgets were as tight as the spandex costumes and the set…
Mark Kermode pops by for some more SF-fictional movie review action. In the ever-expanding catalogue of apocalyptic cinema, The End We Start From…
Here’s our man-of-many-movies, Mark Kermode to welcome to the future, but not as you’d expect it. Enter The Kitchen, a 2023 British science…
When you think of romantic comedies, you might imagine cute coffee shops and awkward first dates, but Molli and Max in the Future…
In his introduction, editor and publisher Oliver Brackenbury promises us sword and sorcery stories ‘made with love for the classics, and an inclusive,…
Buckle up and prepare for a journey to the stars with Netflix’s latest sci-fi drama, Spaceman. This isn’t your average space odyssey; think…
In the latest cinematic escapade from director Yorgos Lanthimos, Poor Things twists and twirls through a labyrinth of science fantasy and black comedy…
Pauline Dungate is something of an SF renaissance woman. She has been a past Arthur C Clarke award judge and is a noted…
Well, well, well, if it isn’t Sam Worthington, back at it again with his tales of Avatar’s larger-than-life return. Spilling the beans to…
In the movie Homestead, it’s the end of the world as we know it, and Jeff Eriksson feels… surprisingly fine? This ex-Green Beret,…
The Humani is a Science Fiction novel by Stephen Palmer, an author who has penned over 20 novels, some in series, since the…
Let’s dive into Odd/Even, a short sci-fi flick that turns the snooze button into a lifestyle. Directed by Ya-Ting “Itchy” Yang, this film…