When looked at from a distance, Supergirl has a better hit-to-miss ratio on TV and Film than her more famous cousin. I mean, that could just be because she’s been represented fewer times on film an…

Red Dwarf is the BBC sci-fi sitcom that succeeded against all the odds. Born into an environment that actively hated science fiction, and which was gradually phasing out the studio audience sitcom,…

2026 marks not only the release of ECHO, the 12th album by Japanese rock band SCANDAL, but also their 20th anniversary as a unit. Plus they’re still the Guinness World Record holders for the longes…

Authors Note: I’m not an instant noodle scholar, merely a talented amateur enthusiast. So, if there are any factual inaccuracies in the following light-hearted feature, please accept whatever…

There’s a very prescient moment in the BBV video release Bidding Adieu, which accompanied the original release of the Doctor Who TV Movie in 1996; the presenter asks Paul McGann about the possibili…

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Season 21 of Doctor Who has a special place in my heart. Although my family had owned a Betamax video recorder since around 1981, I had never been able to afford the (still very expensive) cassette…

James Cameron’s Aliens is the breath-taking successor to Ridley Scott’s Alien, which is widely and accurately considered to be one of the greatest sequels of all time. It established th…

Both this version of Red Sonja and the 1985 movie starring Brigitte Nielson proudly boast that they are based on a character created by Conan the Barbarian author Robert E. Howard, but that’s not s…

Attention human beings! Now that you have enjoyed your human Christmas celebrations, with mass consumption of carbohydrates and highly intoxicating liquid chemicals, The October Club podcast invite…

I have a strong memory from my early childhood of walking down General Graham Street, the street where I grew up, daydreaming a Fantastic Four story so vividly that I was right there in the middle …