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The trailer is coming later this evening – Netflix releases it at 7pm BST, and we’ll add it here as soon as it…
Another back issue of ‘Back Issue’. With the sub-title of ‘Spies And Tough Guys Issue’, it’s easy to see why this issue is…
The most-watched television programme on the planet this week is about a sea monster bothering a small fishing village in Newfoundland. If you…
For forty-odd years, Blade Runner has been asking whether the replicants are more human than the humans hunting them. Prime Video’s Blade Runner…
Paramount+ orders Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos, a teen romp for the doomed Water Tribe Avatar, and renews Seven Havens for Books 3…
The final chapter of Ray Bradbury's original The Martian Chronicles is dated October 2026. So why does the prophet of the post-literate age…
Asimov's Science Fiction is fifty years old this December. A look back at the magazine that gave us Enemy Mine, Bloodchild and Accelerando,…
If the embed above has vanished into the shadows of Hell’s Kitchen or been quietly set to private, you can watch the documentary…
Spain's zombie hit returns for Halloween, with Europe's survivors holed up in the Canary Islands, a supply run to the mainland, a new…
The bidders for the BBC's Doctor Who tender are out: Jed Mercurio, the makers of Line of Duty, and STV, which wants to…
Trigger and CD Projekt Red return to Night City with ten new episodes, four new misfits and a washed-up legend who has lost…
Becky joins the CIA, checks into Hitler's old bunker, and finds Neil Patrick Harris planning the Fourth Reich. The guest book is about…
