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.
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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…
Cinema Onward: Pixar brings the magic with its latest fantasy adventure
Read our review for Pixar’s latest epic adventure, Onward…
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
Cinema The Other Lamb review: Malgorzata Szumowska’s cult horror shows a flocking nightmare
We review the English-language debut of Polish director Malgorzata Szumowska, The Other Lamb.
Cinema Howling Village (Inunaki-mura): Fantasporto 2020 review
Takashi Shimizu’s latest J-horror finds different ways of unsealing a submerged past and resurrecting a dead genre.
Cinema The Soul Conductor (Provodnik): Fantasporto 2020 review
Ilya S. Maksimov’s psychopompic suspenser offers a hallucinatory confusion of ghosts, serial killings, clairvoyance and madness.
Cinema Welcome To The Circle: Fantasporto 2020 review
David Fowler’s debut is a cult film par excellence, dismantling the viewer’s grip on reality.
Ravers review: Twisted horror plays all the right beats
Here’s our review of Berhnard Pucher’s Ravers…
Cinema Five minutes with… Jason Blum
We talk to Jason Blum, producer and founder of Blumhouse Productions, about the production company’s upcoming film, The Hunt…
Cinema Sea Fever: World Exclusive of New UK Artwork and Clip
Strange anomalies are afoot with our world exclusive artwork and clip from upcoming sci-fi thriller, Sea Fever…
Books Dead Man In A Ditch: Exclusive cover launch
We are delighted to exclusively reveal the cover for Luke Arnold’s upcoming novel, Dead Man In A Ditch, designed by Emily Courdelle…
Cinema A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio: Glasgow FrightFest review
Luciano and Nicolás Onetti play DJs, appropriating and remixing eight festival-wowing short horror films to tell a story of their own…
Cinema VFW: Glasgow FrightFest review
Joe Begos pits old army vets against young drugged-up punks in this ultraviolent, postmodern, retrofuturist siege actioner…
Cinema Butt Boy: Glasgow FrightFest review
Tyler Cornack’s colonic comedy inserts an unusually anal-retentive man into a criminal scenario, for transgressive rites of (back) passage…
Cinema A Ghost Waits: Glasgow FrightFest review
Adam Stovall’s debut feature uses ghostly romance to fix up a damaged psyche…
Cinema Zombie For Sale (aka The Odd Family: Zombie On Sale, aka Gimyohan Gajok): Glasgow FrightFest review
Lee Min-jae’s feature debut is a smalltown romzomcom (with sly social commentary) that keeps gleefullly subverting the tropes of its own subgenre…
Cinema The Mortuary Collection: Glasgow FrightFest review
Ryan Spindell’s anthology of close-fitting mor(t)ality tales are filled with small-town surrealism and dark humour…
Cinema Anderson Falls: Glasgow FrightFest review
Julien Seri’s serial-killer thriller pits one father against another…
Cinema Sea Fever: Glasgow FrightFest Review
This fishermen’s yarn from Neasa Hardiman is part Lovecraft, part The Thing
Cinema The Cleansing Hour: Glasgow FrightFest review
Damien LeVeck’s online exorcism set-up satirises the soul-destroying narcissism, excess and mob mentality of the internet…
Cinema In The Quarry (En el pozo): Glasgow FrightFest review
Brothers Bernardo and Rafael Antonaccio deliver a sweltering psychodrama of masculine jealousy and rage…
Books Author Guest Blog: Five Nineties Pop Songs As SFF Anthems
DOCILE author KM Szpara hits us up with his top five Nineties pop songs as science fiction and fantasy anthems because why the hell not…
Books Author guest blog: Adding a drop of the fantastical
David Owen discusses his latest novel, Grief Angels, and why he’s proud to label his books as genre…
Cinema Time To Hunt Review: South Korean dystopian thriller is packed with charisma
Read our review of Yoon Sung-hyun’s Time To Hunt…
Books Author Guest Blog: Technology, society, and humanity by J T Nicholas
Ahead of the publication of his new novel, Re-Coil, author J T Nicholas discusses how technology impacts humanity…