Salem’s Lot: return to the Vampire-infested town (trailer)
Break out the garlic and wooden stakes, horror fans, because we’re heading back to Salem’s Lot, and it’s not for
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (a horror movie review by Mark Kermode).
He’s back! The ghost with the most, the striped suit connoisseur, and everyone’s favourite inappropriate poltergeist. That’s right, folks—Beetlejuice is
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A Far Sunset by Edmund Cooper (book review).
If you’re into science fiction of any age, especially from the golden age, you might try this experiment. Choose an
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Machine Vendetta (The Prefect Dreyfus Emergencies 3) by Alastair Reynolds (book review).
One advantage of creating a unique setting for stories is the freedom to delve into the situation’s history, economics, and
Read MoreThe Land Of The Living And The Dead (Gael Song Trilogy book 3) by Shauna Lawless (book review).
‘The Land of the Living and the Dead’ is book 3 in the ‘Gael Song Trilogy’. It is essential that
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1984: From dystopian nightmare to overused meme (classic movie).
Grab your bottle of Victory Gin, light up a cigarette stuffed with the finest dust you could sweep off the
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The Wild Robot: A scifi film with feathers, feelings, and a lot less Terminator (movie).
Get ready to reboot your emotions, folks, because The Wild Robot is landing in 2024, and it’s not your typical
Read MoreLeviathan: Giant airships, bio-engineered beasties, and an alt-history that’ll blow your gears off (TV).
Hold on to your top hats and goggles, folks! Leviathan is storming onto Netflix in 2025, and it’s bringing an
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Enemy Mine – the alien Bromance classic (movie retrospective).
Back in the heady days of the mid-80s, when neon and shoulder pads reigned supreme, along came Enemy Mine, a
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Robot Dreams (2023): Mark Kermode’s animated scifi move review (video).
Picture it: New York City, 1984. No internet, no smartphones, and most definitely no dating apps. So, what does a
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