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Us (2019) [a film review by Frank Ochieng].

The obvious question remains: can filmmaker Jordan Peele serve up a worthy sophomore offering to his 2017 breakout psychological horror hit ‘Get Out’…

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Murciélago: Tokyo’s police put a serial killer on the payroll, and HIDIVE books her for January.

Gods Don’t Give Gifts: Gossip Goblin’s AI sci-fi horror heads for cinemas, and possibly the Oscars (trailer).

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Editorial – October 2026: Do AIs Need Humans?

The Rings of Power season three: one Ring to rule them all, and in the spreadsheets bind them (trailer).

A Quiet Place Part III: Cillian Murphy has a brother now, and it’s Jack O’Connell (shh, film news).

No Laughing Matter: Horror Short Stories (Beyond And Within) edited by Mike Chinn and Peter Coleborn (bok review)

Creative Futures (Beyond And Within) edited by Allen Stroud (book review)

Life is Strange wraps filming for Prime Video, and nobody gets to press rewind now (TV news).

The Beekeeper 2: Who keeps the keepers when the hive goes rogue? (trailer).

Dogfights Over the Desert: The SFcrowsnest UFO Roundup, October 2026

Exterminate the writers? Russell T Davies calls the BBC boss’s AI Doctor Who remarks “clumsy”, and puts a date on the new Doctor (news).

Godzilla Minus Zero: Ginza gets a red carpet instead of a stomping, and Takashi Yamazaki wears King Ghidorah on his heels (monster movie news).

Clayface Faces The Critics, Humanity Becomes The Space Orcs And Essen Braces For 230,000 Gamers (Offworld Report, 12–21 October 2026).

Mutiny on the Stargazer: James McAvoy nearly got to play young Patrick Stewart. Again (news).

Taika Waititi’s Star Wars film goes ‘very iced’, and joins Han Solo in the carbonite cupboard (film news).

Netflix’s Bass X Machina unleashes steampunk cowboys, mechanical minotaurs and a suspiciously familiar name

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March 2019

Us (2019) [a film review by Frank Ochieng].