The Green Knight (fantasy movie: a review by Mark Kermode).
The Green Knight film had a bit of a twisty passage on the way to getting in front of our eyeballs. It was…
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The Green Knight film had a bit of a twisty passage on the way to getting in front of our eyeballs. It was…
The Many Saints of Newark, The Sopranos prequel, is reviewed by Mark Kermode, who knows a few things about good (and bad) crime…
In many respects, Valerie Estelle Frankel’s book title, ‘Wonder Women And Bad Girls’ is a bit of a misnomer. However, pay close attention…
‘Future Science Fiction Digest’ is a quality magazine serving up international short Science Fiction for anglophone readers to broaden their tastes. This issue…
Invasion, a new Apple TV science fiction series from producers Simon Kinberg and David Weil, chronicles an extraterrestrial invasion from various viewpoints across…
The Dark Lord is back with us to tell us what he thought of Star Wars Visions, the Japanese-American anime anthology series on…
The fairly JK Rowling-light Harry Potter universe movie, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, is back with a new trailer to remind us…
In the animated Superman movie, Injustice, arriving on October 19th, 2021, via the old-timey magic of DVD etc (with a hint of streaming),…
These ‘Best Of British-’ collections from Newcon Press always feature a lot of good stuff so I was pleased to get another for…
If proof were needed that Stephen King is a god of some sort, consider this. In the 1970s, he decided that he would…
‘The All-Consuming World’ by Cassandra Khaw is a standalone Science Fiction novel. The Dirty Dozen, humans turned into clone-able cyborgs, disbanded forty years ago after…
We think kindly of Battlestar Galactica, now, but that’s mainly due to the seminal reboot. Of course, the Battlestar Galactica franchise began with…