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August 1, 2024
Exeter City of Literature and Exeter Phoenix announce City Reads Film Season
Critical Popcorn
August 1, 2024
Jared Harris, Juliet Stevenson and Erin Doherty star in powerful trailer for Virginia Gilbert’s Reawakening
Dan Bullock
June 25, 2024
Book Review: Doctor Who – Caged
Pete Messum
June 12, 2024
Book Review: Doctor Who – Ruby Red
Pete Messum
March 25, 2024
Star Trek: Discovering the TV Series [Feature by Tom Salinsky]
Critical Popcorn
March 25, 2024
Star Trek: Discovering the TV Series by Tom Salinsky [Book Review]
Dan Bullock
January 31, 2024
Book Review: Doctor Who – The Church on Ruby Road
Pete Messum
January 24, 2024
Andrew Scott plays Tom Ripley in exquisite teaser trailer for Netflix’s Ripley, a new series based on the novels by Patricia Highsmith
Dan Bullock
January 19, 2024
Book Review: Doctor Who – The Target Collection (60th Anniversary Specials)
Pete Messum
December 14, 2023
Just to Land in Tokyo by Kuzma Vostrikov and Ajuan Song [Book Review]
Dan Bullock
December 10, 2023
Paul McCartney – 1964: Eyes of the Storm review and Giveaway! **COMPETITION CLOSED**
Dan Bullock
December 10, 2023
Patrick Stewart: Making it So – A Memoir and Star Trek Picard: The Final Season
Critical Popcorn
November 14, 2023
New exhibition Fantasy: Realms of Imagination is now on at the British Library
Critical Popcorn
October 23, 2023
Book Review: Doctor Who – The Evil of the Daleks
Pete Messum
October 5, 2023
Closer Look: The Worlds of Dune [The Places and Cultures that inspired Frank Herbert] by Tom Huddleston
Critical Popcorn
July 6, 2023
Book Review: Doctor Who – The Target Collection (2023)
Critical Popcorn
June 22, 2023
Hello, Bookstore review: Dir. A.B Zax
helentope
June 11, 2023
Paul McCartney – 1964: Eyes of the Storm review
Dan Bullock
December 7, 2022
Gift Guide 2022: The best coffee table books! Lady Gaga, Ghetto Gastro Black Power Kitchen, Christopher Nolan and The Art of the Batman
Dan Bullock
October 3, 2022
Book Review: Christopher Nolan – The Iconic Filmmaker and His Work by Ian Nathan [2022]
Dan Bullock
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