The Running Man: Edgar Wright gives Stephen King’s dystopian death-race another sprint round the block (trailer).
The Running Man: few titles in sci-fi are quite so elastic. First, we had Stephen King (under his sneaky Bachman
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The Dark Between The Stars (The Saga Of Shadows book one) by Kevin J. Anderson (book review).
Kevin J. Anderson is probably best known these days for his collaboration with Brian Herbert, the son of Frank Herbert,
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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)
Some films sound like they were dreamed up during a late-night pub crawl after one too many pints. KPOP DEMON
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Demon slayers, vending machines and lurking librarians (September 2025 anime & manga news round-up).
Infinity castles, kaiju, and vending machines with more personality than half the Hollywood slate — it’s been a busy old
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Dice, Dwarfs & Doom: September 2025’s Plastic Fantastic (tabletop/figures news roundup).
Crikey. September 2025 has barely given us time to finish painting last year’s backlog, and the games industry has already
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Floods, Frankensteins and Foundation: another week in genre land (scifi news roundup).
Apple TV+, never one to miss an opportunity to tell us how “visually stunning” their shows are (probably while standing
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Spook Street (Slough House book 4) by Mick Herron (book review).
Unusual for a ‘Slough House’ thriller, Jackson Lamb is missing from the first third of this book, ‘Spook Street’. Instead,
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The Long Walk: Mark Kermode’s scifi movie review (video).
Stephen King’s The Long Walk has been threatening to reach the screen since the late Palaeolithic era (or 1988, which
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The Sentinels: radium, romance & rampaging Retro-Futurism (TV series).
If you thought you knew the First World War—mud, mustard gas, and moustaches bristling like bayonets—then Canal+’s new French science
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Adrift In Currents Clean And Clear (Wayward Children series book 10 of 11) by Seanan McGuire (book review).
‘The Wayward Children’ books are written with the teenage reader in mind but can be enjoyed by all ages. The
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