Books Equinox Review: A tale of two halves
David Towsey’s new fantasy thriller tells the story of two people sharing one body as they try to solve a dark magical mystery. Read the SciFiNow review for Equinox…
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Cinema The Innocents Review: A chilling and unflinching depiction of childhood
Four kids test their limits in Eskil Vogt’s supernatural horror, The Innocents…
Cinema Firestarter Review: Kindle dire
Keith Thomas directs the latest adaptation of Stephen King’s Firestarter, which sees a young pyrokinetic on the run from a secret government agency. Here’s the SciFiNow review…
Cinema Everything Everywhere All at Once: The best film of the year? It’s definitely a possibility…
Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s exhilarating multiverse movie, Everything Everywhere All at Once is a love letter to cinema. Read the SciFiNow review…
Cinema Men Review: Multiple Man-iacs
Rory Kinnear’s various characters personify different aspects of male aggression against widow Jessie Buckley in Alex Garland’s visceral body horror, Men.
TV Choose Or Die: Commodore Sixty-Horror
A rare Eighties videogame forces its players to make some terrible choices in new Netflix horror, Choose Or Die. Here is the SciFiNow review…
Cinema The Northman Review: (Kill Claes) Bang and the Hurt Is Gone
Alexander Skarsgård resembles beast more than man in Robert Eggers’ Viking epic, The Northman. Here is the SciFiNow review…
Cinema Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Review: A better sequel, but still far from fantastic
The third movie of the Fantastic Beasts series is here with Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore. Here is the SciFiNow review…
Cinema Morbius Review: A sci-fi dive into vampire origins
Jared Leto, Matt Smith and Adria Arjona star in Morbius. Here is the SciFiNow review…
Books The Kaiju Preservation Society Review: Heart and humour on a grand scale
Jamie has just accepted a rather strange job offering in John Scalzi’s new novel, The Kaiju Preservation Society…
Books The Carnival of Ash Review: Tickets to my downfall
A writer is forced to reevaluate his plans when he stumbles into the troubled city of Cadenza in Tom Beckerlegge’s The Carnival of Ash. Here’s our review…
TV Peacemaker Review: Top Gunn
We review James Gunn’s small screen spin-off to The Suicide Squad with Peacemaker…
Cinema Jujutsu Kaisen 0 movie review: Ass-kicking action-packed anime
Jujutsu Kaisen was one of the biggest anime of 2021, but does its prequel movie deliver? We gather our Cursed Energy and jump into the fray…
TV Turning Red Review: Panda pop
An odd genetic trait changes the course of young Mei’s life in Pixar’s new coming-of-age adventure, Turning Red. Read the SciFiNow review…
TV The Adam Project Review: Stop hitting yourself
Ryan Reynolds and Free Guy director Shawn Levy team up for another original sci-fi movie with The Adam Project. Read our review…
TV Wolf Like Me Review: Not your average love story
Isla Fisher and Josh Gad are part of a rather usual love story in new series Wolf Like Me. Read the SciFiNow review…
Books The Nice House on the Lake Vol 1 Review: It’s the end of the world as we know it
A group weekend away in a luxury lake house turns into something a whole lot more sinister in The Nice House on the Lake Vol 1…
Cinema The Batman Review: Far too long but so much fun
Robert Pattinson dons the bat-suit in this latest offering that delves into the dark past of Gotham City and its corrupt leaders.
TV Outlander Season Six Review: Talking ‘bout a revolution
Jamie and Claire are back, and the revolution isn’t far ahead. We review the first two episodes of Season Six of Outlander…
TV Hellbender Review: Inventive DIY occult horror is a family affair
This latest movie from filmmaker family The Adams finds a young woman learning some dark secrets about her family. Here’s our review for Hellbender…