The Expanse is coming back for another season of space opera goodness, and they've brought a not-so-little friend along

I’ve yet to actually see the second and third Sharknado movies in full, although I’m pretty happy to have experienced them in internet gif form thus far. Which is why, when it comes to Sharknado the 4th Awakens (which is actually a genius level dumb title), I’m pretty content to have just experienced the 20-second teaser trailer below. After all, once you’ve witnessed a Magic Mike-like male …

  Is third time the charm for Universal? The film studio has been working on bringing the hit SyFy series Battlestar Galactica (BSG) to the big screen ever since it ended its run back in 2009. Director Bryan Singer (X-Men franchise) was attached to the project but left in 2014, and both John Orloff (Band of Brothers) and Jack Paglen …

You know I never really knew much about the story of Van Helsing until the 2004 film that featured a rather less ripped Hugh Jackman and Kate Bekinsale. The movie did pretty well for its time so what better way to celebrate that some 11 years later than by making Van Helsing a woman. Um, What? Yup, jumping on the female-led remake …

One of the best parts from Man Of Steel for me was the opening 15 minutes or so that revolved around Superman’s home planet, Krypton. It was the first time that there was this much detailed focus on the planet, showing us how life was for the Kryptonians, and giving us a detailed look at the technologies and creatures that …

“Harry Potter for adults”. That’s often how Lev Grossman’s bestselling fantasy trilogy is described, but it’s not until you check out this first trailer for The Magicians, which debuted at New York Comic Con this weekend past, that you realize just how apt that description is. In SyFy’s upcoming TV adaptation of the first novel in Grossman’s series you have the …

If you follow me on social media, you would know that I was quite hyped about the recent news that Syfy have renewed freshmen sci-fi shows Dark Matter and Killjoys. While they’re both great little shows that scratch slightly different sci-fi fanboy itches of mine, I’m not here to tell you why should watch them (that’s for another post in …

It’s an extremely good time to be a fan of classic science fiction. Asimov’s Foundation, Haldeman’s Forever War, Heinlein’s The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, Clarke’s Childhood’s End and 3001: The Final Odyssey – all being adapted for the big or small screen. The latter author has found a home on Syfy, the channel which of late is pushing hard …