Coming to Disney+ very soon is a new sitcom / comedy drama titled Extraordinary, a series which takes our world and gives absolutely everyone a superpower - except the main character.
By way of promotion they've released a trailer and a first look. Do they live up to the promise of the title? We're uncertain.
James Gunn presently straddles the Marvel and DC divide, like no other has before or probably will ever again.
Completing work on the final in the impressively and gloriously popular Marvel Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy and being newly installed as co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios with Peter Safran.
A little under two months after the game's release, the first DLC for tactical card battler / superhero social sim Marvel's Midnight Suns will release on January 26.
The Deadpool DLCtrailer is titled The Good, The Bad and The Undead. Speaking of bad, there's the capitalization of the second and third the's in that title.
This morning we discovered a new sci-fi anime series called Make My Day coming to Netflix next month which had slipped beneath our radar. How did we miss it?
It seems like Netflix revealed it during their Geeked Week event in 2021 - before our blog's time - and then quietly published the trailer to the Netflix site, skipping YouTube and social media.
Set on Saturn's moon Titan, futuristic city building game Industries of Titan, is leaving early access on January 31.
PC Gamer describe it as "Terribly evil and exploitative fun" which the developers include in the 1.0 launch trailer and their game description on Steam.
We see a trailer for a new Apple TV+ series with a man dressed in 50s era clothes standing in a 50s era room. Does not immediately strike us as sci-fi but its title Hello Tomorrow! tickles our sci-fi gland.
Worth a quick look. Doesn't take long for us to see a man jetpacking off into the sky and a dog being walked by a hovering robot. Bingo! Good work sci-fi gland.
Following the reveal of their slate of Korean films and series for 2023, Netflix have unveiled their full film slate for the year. With an accompanying trailer.
How much sci-fi is there? You'd think that would be an easy question to answer, but no.
Critical acclaim for HBO's (available in Australia on Binge) series adaptation of fungal zombies post-apocalyptic action adventure game The Last of Us is near universal.
It currently sports a 99% critics and 96% viewer score on Rotten Tomatoes - from 114 and 3157 ratings.