Disclosure Day: Mark Kermode’s scifi film review (video).
Mark Kermode is here for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, which arrives in cinemas with the subtlety of a flying saucer landing on the…
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Mark Kermode is here for Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, which arrives in cinemas with the subtlety of a flying saucer landing on the…
If you listen carefully, you could almost hear the wheezing-groaning sound of a TARDIS materialising in the offices of the BBC procurement department.…
If We Cannot Go At The Speed Of Light by Kim Choyeop, translated from Korean by Anton Hur, is an anthology of seven…
How do you stop the spread of an incurable disease in a closed underground world that may contain the last survivors of the…
This edition of Alter Ego, as you can tell from the cover, focuses on Shazam! or, rather, the original Captain Marvel and his…
Ridley Scott is returning to science fiction, which is a bit like hearing the old war god has found his favourite axe under…
DeepStar Six originally came out in 1989, and this is the first time I’ve seen it. The film title comes from the undersea…
For a literary prize named after the man who gave us geostationary satellites and a rather alarming number of giant space monoliths, the…
There are some phrases cinema was always destined to deliver. “You had me at hello.” “I am your father.” “By the power of…
There is something grimly fascinating about a horror spoof lumbering back from the grave after thirteen years, still wearing the same novelty mask,…
For those who don’t know, if you place a light electrical charge across an organic object on photographic paper, you can produce what…
There are film titles that whisper. There are film titles that tease. And then there is Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,…