The Institute, from Stephen King – where childhood is a controlled experiment (trailer).
Coming this July to MGM+, The Institute is the latest slice of psychological dread and supernatural menace to crawl its
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Brick. Flat out of luck? Netflix’s new flick traps you at home (horror trailer).
If you thought your landlord was a nightmare, wait until you meet the apartment in Brick—Netflix’s new German horror-mystery thriller
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How to Train Your Dragon – again: Mark Kermode’s fantasy film review (video).
There are few things more inevitable these days than death, taxes, and Hollywood remaking perfectly good animated films in live
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Fiasco (Uncharted Hearts 2) by Constance Fay (book review).
For most, the term ‘Romantasy’ will probably conjure up images of sexy vampires or werewolves in an urban fantasy setting
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Spaceballs II: The Schwartz Awakens… Again (trailer)
At long last, after 38 years of rumours, jokes, aborted pitches, and merchandising that still didn’t make it to the
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The All-Star Companion edited by Roy Thomas (book review).
Getting early TwoMorrows books is problematic. Like their magazines, they carry the history of mostly American comicbooks and those who
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Vital Signals: Virtual Futures, Near-Future Fictions edited by Dan O’Hara, Tom Ward & Stephen Oram (book review).
‘Vital Signals’ has thirty stories in two hundred pages, so that’s about six pages per yarn, but it’s a bit
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Dracula: A Love Tale – Luc Besson stakes a claim on gothic romance (trailer).
Just when you thought Dracula adaptations had exhausted every possible angle—murderous, romantic, sparkling, kung-fu-fighting—Luc Besson swoops in from a snow-dusted
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Alien: Earth – Weyland-Yutani’s Worst Idea Yet Comes Home to Roost (trailer).
In space, no one can hear you scream. But on Earth, they apparently still think it’s a good idea to
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Strange New Worlds S3: Genre-hopping boldly into chaos, comedy and cosmic murder (trailer).
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, the series that dares to ask, “What if we made Star Trek fun again, but
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