science fiction – The Reprobate

Ofcom’s Commercial Failures

Britain’s TV regulator thinks that more of this sort of thing will encourage people to watch traditional TV channels again. They are mistaken.

The pioneering and influential space travel silent classic is a mixed bag of melodrama and innovation.

The Universal monster cycle – and the series of films starring their only original creation, the Gill Man – ends with a whimper rather than a bang.

The public domain e-book publisher that challenges our perceptions of just what appropriate cover art for a classic novel might be.

A chance to preview the new, enhanced Blu-ray versions of the cult TV show’s feature film editions for free.

Oliver Morris explores the new normal of the 2021 Mayhem Film Festival and finds it better than ever.

A 1978 sci-fi variety show even more unlikely than the Star Wars Holiday Special.

Continuing our Hammer Films retrospective with a look at the folk horror science fiction classic.

The author narrates a 1956 radio drama based on his classic novel Brave New World.

The global dominance of culturally, spiritually dead and obscenely overblown cinema, crushing everything else underfoot, is nothing to celebrate.

A collection of cheap but cheerful short sci-fi and horror romps.

Ballard, Cronenberg and insular, isolated communities going insane – it sounds the perfect combination.

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