Michelle Yeoh and three of her fellow Section 31 cast members are the cover stars of SFX issue 387.
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Section 31
The ruthless Mirror Universe version of Philippa Georgiou returns in Section 31, a streaming Star Trek movie about the Federation’s black ops division. We speak to director Olatunde Osunsanmi, plus cast members Robert Kazinsky and Sam Richardson, for a 10-page feature.
Wolf Man
Don’t know about you, but we loved Saw co-creator Leigh Whannell’s 2020 take on The Invisible Man. Now he’s had a crack at reviving another classic Universal title. But as the writer/director explains to us, you should expect a different kind of lycanthrope...
Presence
After waiting more than two decades, we finally have an excuse to talk to Steven Soderbergh: Presence, a haunted house movie told entirely from the ghost’s perspective. We find out how the Oscar-winning director managed to glide down the stairs without falling flat on his face...
Severance
It seems like forever since season one of the workplace SF thriller concluded on Apple TV+, but finally (after being delayed by the strikes) it’s back. Creator Dan Erickson teases what’s in store in season two; we also speak to Tramell Tillman (Lumon supervisor Seth).
Goosebumps: The Vanishing
A new TV series based on RL Stine’s beloved teen horror books is incoming – and the cast includes Friends' David Schwimmer. Producers Rob Letterman and Hilary Winston tell us more.
Starman
In the first of two retrospectives, we look back at 1984 sci-fi romance Starman, in the company of director John Carpenter.
We also revisit the 1986 sequel Poltergeist II: The Other Side, look forward to season two of Anne Rice show Mayfair Witches, and get MR Carey to fill in our author questionnaire.
Red Alert
As ever, our news section Red Alert shines a light on yet more TV series, books and comics. In the spotlight this issue: Nick Frost’s Wicker Man-indebted new movie Get Away; Big Finish’s new Fugitive Doctor series; mystery psychological thriller Companion; series two of The Rig; new audio drama V: UK; lycanthrope action-horror Werewolves; Hellraiser actor Nicholas Vince, and a host of new comics, including the latest Captain America, Justice League and Doctor Who-related titles.
Reviews
The SFX verdict on Nosferatu kicks off 18 pages of searing critical analysis, as we inform you which of the latest films, TV shows, books, comics, audio plays, and video games are worth splashing your hard-earned cash on!
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