TV The Vast Of Night: Interview with Sierra McCormick
We spoke to The Vast Of Night actress Sierra McCormick about working the switchboard, that Fifties wardrobe and All The President’s Men…
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Books No Signal review: Game over man, game over
We review No Signal, the sequel to Jem Tugwell’s Proximity and the latest in the iMe series.
Books Grady Hendrix: Seriously slaying it
With the success of The Southern Book Club’s Guide To Slaying Vampires, we speak to the novel’s author, Grady Hendrix, about about badass housewives, Shirley Jackson and vampire lore…
Books Captain Marvel: Cosmic CAT-tastrophe review: Carol’s here and she’s not kitten around
With more cat puns than you can shake a paw at, here’s our review of Sam Maggs’ Captain Marvel: Cosmic CAT-tastrophe. It’s claw-some (sorry).
TV Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Head back to The Bronze with these throwback hits
To celebrate Buffy The Vampire Slayer being shown on All 4 and E4 a playlist inspired by the show has been created.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Interview with James Marsters
To celebrate Buffy The Vampire Slayer launching on All 4 and E4, we sat down (virtually) with James Marsters who played Spike to discuss all things Buffy.
DVD & Blu-Ray Onward: Pixar brings the magic with its latest fantasy adventure
Read our review for Pixar’s latest epic adventure, Onward…
DVD & Blu-Ray Red Dwarf: The Promised Land review: The second coming of Cloister
What the smeg! Here’s our review of Red Dwarf’s first ever feature-length special…
TV Porno review: It’s not what you think it is…
We review up and coming director Keola Racela’s horror comedy feature length debut.
Books The Relentless Moon: Exclusive UK cover reveal and novel excerpt
We exclusively reveal the UK cover of Mary Robinette Kowal’s The Relentless Moon and include an excerpt of the novel…
TV The Vast Of Night review: This is the dimension of imagination
We take a look into the fifth dimension with Andrew Patterson’s sci-fi mystery…
The Human Frontier: Four-episode sci-fi audio adventure is out now
From Dr Who’s Nicholas Briggs, an original space thriller series.
TV Secret Society Of Second Born Royals: Super sibs discover their destiny in Disney’s latest
Being number two isn’t necessarily a bad thing as Disney+’s new original movie shows…
Books Cymera: Literary festival goes digital for 2020
The full programme for the science fiction, fantasy and horror writing festival will be available online.
Artemis Fowl: Special look
Check out this special look video at Disney’s upcoming Artemis Fowl movie…
The Woman: Exclusive trailer
Check out the trailer for twisted horror The Woman to celebrate its brand-new 4k release…
TV Killer Instinct review: The generation game
The battle of the ages are well underway with Richard Bates Jr’s Killer Instinct.
DVD & Blu-Ray Meet the dark Superman
We speak to actor Jerry O’Connell about our favourite all-Ameican hero, Superman, as you’ve never seen him before in Justice League Dark: Apokolips War.
DVD & Blu-Ray An interview with: Ernie Altbacker
We speak to writer Ernie Altbacker about Justice League Dark and the latest WB animated movie, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War.
DVD & Blu-Ray Justice League Dark: Apokolips War review: Back to black
A powerless Superman? A band of superheroes who can’t save the day? Just what’s going on in DC’s latest animated movie Justice League Dark: Apokolips War?
An interview with: Lewis Coates
We speak to Lewis Coates about his upcoming short sci-fi film, Re-displacement.
Snowpiercer: New Netflix show is off the rails!
Netflix has released the trailer for its highly-anticipated Snowpiercer series.
DVD & Blu-Ray An interview with: Coralie Fargeat
We speak to the Revenge director about the treatment of women, vengeance movies, her love of John Carpenter and much more!
Books Rendezvous With Rama: Out of this world edition released
The Folio Society has released a wonderful new edition of Arthur C Clarke’s celebrated novel, Rendezvous With Rama.
Books The blending of sci-fi and reality by Jem Tugwell
No Signal and Proximity author Jem Tugwell discusses the possibilities of augmented reality.
Books Veronica Roth interview: You have chosen wisely…
We speak to Divergent author Veronica Roth about stepping away from YA fiction with her latest novel, Chosen Ones.
Books Comma-Shaped Jades and Other Curiosities: An article by Yoon Ha Lee
Author Yoon Ha Lee gives us a wonderful insight into creating the setting for his upcoming novel, Phoenix Extravagant.
TV Blood Quantum review: Indigenous zombie thriller brings guts and politics
Jeff Barnaby’s first-of-its-kind Indigenous zombie thriller crams in broken families, gore and constitutional statements.
Books Cold Storage: Exclusive cover reveal
SciFiNow exclusively reveals the paperback cover for David Koepp’s Cold Storage.
Books A Clash Of Kings: New illustrated release from The Folio Society
The Folio Society has continued its series of George R R Martin’s A Song Of Ice And Fire saga with a beautifully illustrated edition of A Clash Of Kings.
DVD & Blu-Ray Star Wars Episode IX – The Rise Of Skywalker review: It ends here
As the last movie in the Skywalker saga heads to home video, we review the latest Star Wars film.
Books The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind: First ever Jackson Ford interview
In a world exclusive to SciFiNow, we speak to and reveal the true identity of the author of the brilliant The Girl Who Could Move Sh*t With Her Mind…
DVD & Blu-Ray Jumanji: The Next Level review: Delightful sequel reaches boss level
‘Next Level’ is a truly apt title as we reunite with the Jumanji gang for a solid sequel that takes things up a notch.
DVD & Blu-Ray Sonic the Hedgehog review: Is it gold rings or game over?
Is it a surefire hit or a speedy mess? Find out with our review of videogame adaptation Sonic The Hedgehog.
TV The Doctors: Bumper documentary series delves into all things Doctor Who
Get a serious Doctor Who fix from the latest bumper documentary series now available on Amazon Prime.
Cinema Vivarium first look review Cannes Film Festival 2019
Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg are trapped in a Twilight Zone-esque domestic nightmare in Vivarium
TV The Complex: Exclusive reveal for upcoming interactive sci-fi thriller
We exclusively reveal the new poster for upcoming interactive sci-fi, The Complex, as well as a new clip.
Books Planet Of The Apes: Folio Society produce beautiful edition of Pierre Boulle’s classic
SciFiNow is delighted to be able to bring you a sneak peek at The Folio Society’s wonderful edition of Planet Of The Apes with our image gallery…
Bernhard Pucher: Exclusive online interview with Ravers director
Ahead of the release of the Ravers, we discuss mutants, science and drugs with its director, Bernhard Pucher…
Cinema Proxima review: Earthbound space drama with a woman at the core
A space film rooted in terrestrial issues when an astronaut and mother is set to leave her daughter before a mission…
Books An Interview WIth: Spencer Lamm
We speak to the editor of upcoming graphic novels The Matrix Comics: 20th Anniversary Edition and Doc Frankenstein, as well as the creator of the original Matrix website, about working with the Wachowskis and his extensive career…
Cinema The Invisible Man Review: Smart Script Turns Domestic Abuse Into A Terrifying Nightmare
Here’s our review on Leigh Whannell’s take on The Invisible Man…
TV I Am Not Okay With This Review: Is It Teenage Angst Or Teenage Kicks With New Supernatural Netflix Show?
Puberty gets serious with Netflix’s new release…
Cinema We talk to the director and stars of The Grudge
Director Nicolas Pesce and stars Andrea Riseborough and Lin Shaye hold a Grudge
Wales Comic Con Live!: Genre streaming event in aid of the NHS
Laptops and computers at the ready! Wales Comic Con is streaming genre panels for us all to watch at home to raise funds and awareness for the NHS.
DVD & Blu-Ray The Woman review: Who run the world?
Girls! Or, more appropriately, a feral woman who lives in the woods. Here’s our review of Lucky McGee and Jack Ketchum’s The Woman.
Books Author On Authors: Ramsey Campbell on MR James
Author Ramsey Campbell discusses the influence one of the British masters of terror, M R James, has on his own supernatural imaginings…
Books The Wise Friend review: Stay safe at home
Here’s our review of Ramsey Campbell’s creepy horror, The Wise Friend.
TV Space Force review: It’s been grounded
We explore the highly anticipated Netflix workplace space comedy, Space Force.
Books Firewalkers review: What it is to burn
We review Firewalkers, Adrian Tchaikovsky’s latest novella.
Books Simantov review: Lessons in mysticism
Here’s our review of Asaf Ashery’s supernatural thriller, Simantov.
Books The Southern Book Club’s Guide To Slaying Vampires review: No books harmed!
Move over Buffy, the housewives are on the case. Here’s our review of Grady Hendrix’s The Southern Book Club’s Guide To Slaying Vampires.
TV The School For Good And Evil: Paul Feig on-board to direct
Paul Feig has been announced to direct Netflix’s The School For Good And Evil.
Books Proximity review: Privacy policy police work
We review Jem Tugwell’s futuristic sci-fi crime thriller, Proximity.
Frozen 2: Magical sequel heads to Disney+
Expect another soundtrack of banging singalong hits to be in your head as Frozen 2 makes its way to Disney+.
Arrow FrightFest: Horror film festival on hold
The 21st Arrow FrightFest will not be taking place on its usual August dates but the organisers will be expanding their London Halloween event.
TV Blood Machines review: Space opera feast for the senses
Seth Ickerman and Carpenter Brut are back to blow our minds with their space opera for Shudder.
TV Apartment 1BR: Don’t ignore the tenancy agreement!
The renters market can be torture as we review David Marmour’s debut horror thriller.
DVD & Blu-Ray Screamers review: Ticking the right boxes
Scream if you want to go faster with our review of Christian Duguay’s Nineties sci-fi, Screamers.
DVD & Blu-Ray The Grudge review: Comeback curse
Here’s our review of Nicolas Pesce’s The Grudge…
DVD & Blu-Ray Hagazussa: Heathen’s Curse review: Spellbinding
Read our review of Lukas Feigelfeld’s mesmerising and stylistic horror…
Books Ray Harryhausen: Vote now to choose your favourite creature
To celebrate the centenary of the late, great Ray Harryhausen, a poll is to be taken to find out the world’s favourite Harryhausen creature…