SciFiNow

SciFiNow stands out as the leading magazine for fans of sci-fi, fantasy, horror, and cult television. It covers the latest updates on popular shows, offers interviews, reviews, and has special segments for retro sci-fi enthusiasts and die-hard fans. This award-winning publication is a monthly resource for all things related to science-fiction and fantasy. It features exclusive behind-the-scenes looks, on-set stories, and interviews with top celebrities, providing readers with essential insights into a constantly evolving industry. Each issue also includes a distinctive retro sci-fi section that highlights both classic and lesser-known films and shows from the genre, along with a dedicated area for the finest in science fiction literature. SciFiNow is the perfect pick for anyone who has ever dreamed of wielding a lightsaber.

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Andor Season 2 review: A dark, thrilling path to Rogue One

1 day ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

Creator:Tony GilroyCast:Diego Luna, Kyle Soller, Stellan SkarsgårdDistributor:Disney If Andor Season One was the slow-burn origin story we didn’t know we needed (but most certainly did), Series Two doubles down with a taut, unforgiving (Imperial) march toward Rogue One. The tone is darker, the stakes higher, and the galaxy more suffocating than ever.
Sinners review: A Gory Genre-Defying Good Time!

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Released:18 April 2025 (in cinemas)Certificate:15Director:Ryan CooglerCast:Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, Delroy LindonDistributor:Warner BrosRunning Time:138 mins Kendrick Lamar and Sza’s song ‘Luther’ which made up part of the already iconic performance at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime show (they also performed All the Stars from Black Panther) expresses a similar sentiment to Ryan Coogler’s audacious and gory genre-defying Southern gothic horror, Sinners.
"It's my favourite by a lot!" Mike Flanagan on his Stephen King adaptation The Life Of Chuck

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

Two horror gurus unite for the upcoming movie, The Life Of Chuck, Mike Flanagan’s (The Haunting of Hill House, Midnight Mass, The Fall of the House of Usher. The Haunting of Bly Manor, Doctor Sleep) adaptation of Stephen King’s novella.
Delroy Lindo on Sinners, scares and blues music

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

Creed and Black Panther director Ryan Coogler is back with a very different type of movie this week with Sinners, which sees him once more team up with star Michael B. Jordan who plays twins who find something sinister (and supernatural) when they return to their hometown. “It was my first time experimenting with the genre head-on, and I loved it,” Coogler says of those supernatural elements of the film. “I got to dig into the films that I loved and analyse why I loved them, what drew me to them.
Win A Knight's War on Blu-ray

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

A foreboding prophecy brings a lone knight seeking glory to a demonic ritual to try and save the mysterious woman, Avalon, from the forbidden realm of the Gods in the new dark fantasy A Knight’s War. Watch the trailer here…As Bhodie (Jeremy Ninaber) follows Avalon (Kristen Kaster) through the gate, he emerges into a dark world that will surely be his demise – only an ominous deal with the Gatekeeper shows any hope of his survival.
"You got to buckle in..." Hailee Steinfeld and Wunmi Mosaku on Sinners

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

Black Panther and Creed’s Ryan Coogler is back with a very different type of movie with Sinners, which sees him once more team up with Michael B. Jordan who plays twins who find something sinister (and supernatural) when they return to their hometown. “It was my first time experimenting with the genre head-on, and I loved it,” Coogler says of those supernatural elements of the film. “I got to dig into the films that I loved and analyse why I loved them, what drew me to them.
Freaky Tales: Inside the wild new 80s anthology movie

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Upcoming dark anthology movie, Freaky Tales is set in Oakland, California. It’s where director Ryan Fleck grew up and is inspired by real stories from its history. Filmmaking duo Anna Boden and Fleck, who were also behind Captain Marvel and the Oscar-nominated Half Nelson starring Ryan Gosling, tell us that Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and Jim Jarmusch’s Mystery Train informed the framing device for the 1980s fantasy-comedy anthology film.
"We're making a feature film every episode..." Gabriel Luna and Young Mazino on The Last Of Us S2

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

We’re heading back to Jackson as Season Two of The Last Of Us heads to our screens this week on Sky and NOW, as we re-join Joel, Ellie and the residents of Jackson five years after the events of Season One. This season promises lots of action and heartbreak as Joel and Ellie are drawn into conflict with each other and a world even more dangerous and unpredictable than the one they left behind.
Sci-Fi-London's famous 48 hour film challenge returns for 2025

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Rachael Harper

Have a cool sci-fi movie idea? Want to try out creating a movie yourself? For budding filmmakers out there, Sci-Fi-London’s 48 hour film can help you do all that.
The Return review: Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoch take centre stage in The Odyssey adaptation

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Josh Slater-Williams

Certificate:15Director:Uberto PasoliniCast:Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche, Charlie Plummer, Marwan Kenzari, Claudio SantamariaDistributor:Modern FilmsRunning Time:116 mins Every so often, the release schedule will serve audiences examples of twin films: movies with very similar subjects that come out only a few months to a year apart, and with similarly notable talent involved. Think Antz and A Bug’s Life or Olympus Has Fallen and White House Down.