Pigeon Shrine FrightFest full line-up revealed for 2023
Feast your eyes on the gloriously gruesome delights of the 2023 Pigeon Shrine FrightFest line-up…
Everything we learned at the Crunchyroll Industry at Anime Expo 2023
Check out all the news revealed at this year’s Crunchyroll panel at the Anime Expo, plus watch the trailers for Crunchyroll’s new acquisitions…
Lucca Comics & Games: Huge pop culture event returns this November
Lucca Comics & Games is back on 1-5 November. Find out more about this year’s event, including the first announced guests…
FrightFest: 2023 artwork inspired by genre’s mad doctors
It’s almost August and you know what that means: FrightFest! Check out the brand new artwork for 2023…
Suitable Flesh Review: A lovingly batsh*t resurrection of Stuart Gordon’s Lovecraftian spirit
Joe Lynch’s Eighties-inflected erotic thriller cum psychodrama cum body-swapping horror worships at the sacrificial altar of Stuart Gordon.
The Seeding Review: Sowing seeds that will take root in your mind
Barnaby Clay’s feature debut cruelly allegorises humanity’s place in a ritualised Darwinian cycle that is also a Teshigaharan trap.
You’ll Never Find Me Review: A tour de force of minimalist filmmaking
Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen’s confident, claustrophobic feature debut traps two suspicious strangers in a trailer during a torrential storm at night
The Bystanders Review: Sci-fi satire of modern life at Sci-Fi-London film festival
A former child genius becomes a Bystander, a kind of empowered guardian angel tasked with watching over, and invisibly helping, an individual Subject. Read our review of The Bystanders…
Remote Review: Near future sci-fi at the 2023 Sci-Fi-London festival
Charming and increasingly weird, Remote exposes our place in an occasionally buggy universe that is beyond human comprehension – if perhaps not beyond human connection. Our review…
The Eye And The Wall Review: Sci-Fi-London Day Five
Day Five of the Sci-Fi-London film festival has the UK Premiere of Javier del Cid’s The Eye And The Wall. Our review…
Freak infestations, strange elders and diseased ‘strays’ on day four of Sci-Fi-London
Check out our reviews from day four of the 2023 Sci-Fi-London film festival…
Sci-Fi-London Day Three: Future-set fairytale, a shape-shifting jellyfish and aliens
There is plenty to look forward to at day three of this year’s Sci-Fi-London film festival. We review the movies showing on 2 June 2023…
Sci-Fi-London: Retrofuturist sci-fi, illegal experiments and robots on day two of sci-fi festival
We review the movies showing on Day Two of the 2023 Sci-Fi-London festival…
Inner and outer spaces: Sci-Fi-London Day One
We review UFO Sweden, which is showing on day one of Sci-Fi-London…
Books The Panharmonion Chronicles: Interview with author Henry Chebaane for steampunk graphic novel
We find out all about the steampunk graphic novel The Panharmonion Chronicles with author Henry Chebaane.
Cinema Sci-Fi-London: Genre film festival returns with new central London locations
Check out the programme for this year’s Sci-Fi-London film festival…
MCM Comic Con: Be immersed in pop culture this May
MCM Comic Con is back in London this May! Here are some highlights…
Swallowed review (2022) at Fantasia 2022
In Carter Smith’s queer thriller, a transgressive excursion into drug muling sees the lives of two male friends turned inside out. Here is the SciFiNow review of Swallowed…
Stranger Things stage play to hit West End
Stranger Things: The First Shadow is a new play which is set in Hawkins and will follow a young Jim Hopper.
Cinema ManFish director and writer Marc Coleman: “Weird is good, long live weird”
We go to the darkest depths of the sea with a behind-the-scenes look at new creature feature, ManFish, with filmmaker Marc Coleman.
