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Deputy Editor, SFX

Ian Berriman has been working for SFX – the world's leading sci-fi, fantasy and horror magazine – since March 2002. He also writes for Total Film, Electronic Sound and Retro Pop; other publications he's contributed to include Horrorville, When Saturday Comes and What DVD. A life-long Doctor Who fan, he's also a supporter of Hull City, and live-tweets along to BBC Four's Top Of The Pops repeats from his @TOTPFacts account.

Latest articles by Ian Berriman

Thunderbirds: Brains, Lady Penelope and Parker get a makeover

By Ian Berriman published 26 February 15

News

Better Call Saul S1.04 Hero review

By Ian Berriman published 24 February 15

TV review

Better Call Saul S1.03 Nacho Review

By Ian Berriman published 18 February 15

TV review

Better Call Saul S1.02 Mijo review

By Ian Berriman published 11 February 15

TV review

The Vampire Lovers Blu-ray review

By Ian Berriman published 29 November 14

DVD review

Battlestar Galactica Blu-ray review

By Ian Berriman published 24 November 14

DVD review

Trancers Blu-ray review

By Ian Berriman published 24 November 14

DVD review

Doctor Who S8.10 In The Forest Of The Night Review

By Ian Berriman published 29 October 14

TV review Doctor Who: In The Forest Of The Night Review

TV review

Doctor Who S8.08 - Mummy On The Orient Express Review

By Ian Berriman published 16 October 14

TV review

Shivers REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 10 October 14

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BLU-RAY REVIEW Kiss Me Deadly

Doctor Who S8.06 - The Caretaker Review

By Ian Berriman published 27 September 14

TV review

Doctor Who 8.01 "Deep Breath" Spoiler-Free Preview

By Ian Berriman published 8 August 14

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Some tantalising hints about what to expect from Peter Capaldi's debut proper

Sci-Fi Shows

Doctor Who: Engines Of War by George Mann REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 31 July 14

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BOOK REVIEW A time for war

Entertainment

Sharknado 2: Back For A Second Bite

By Ian Berriman published 28 July 14

It’s raining sharks again – hallelujah! Screenwriter Thunder Levin talks about his second instalment of Syfy insanity.

Vanishing Waves REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 6 June 14

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DVD REVIEW Coma together

Bird Box by Josh Malerman REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 28 March 14

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BOOK REVIEW Nightmare vision

Entertainment

SFX246 PREVIEW In The Flesh: Roarton's New MP

By Ian Berriman published 6 March 14

Series creator Dominic Mitchell and actor Wunmi Mosaku talk about a major new character for the returning zombie drama.

Entertainment

Peter Capaldi's Scary Eyes

By Ian Berriman published 24 December 13

SFX readers have been helping us prove that pretty much any photo looks better once it's been Capaldi-ised. Or should that be Capaldi Eyes-ed?

Invasion Of The Body Snatchers REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 28 November 13

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BLU-RAY REVIEW Second helpings of vegetables

Entertainment

Robert Holmes: A Life In Words REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 27 November 13

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BOOK REVIEW Remembering classic Doctor Who's greatest writer

Entertainment

Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special: New Photos And Trailer TX Date review

By Ian Berriman published 7 November 13

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New snaps of Matt Smith, David Tennant and a very familiar bit of costume

Sci-Fi Shows

Cabinet Of Curiosities by Guillermo del Toro REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 1 November 13

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BOOK REVIEW Del Toro delights

Entertainment

Adventures With The Wife In Space by Neil Perryman REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 1 November 13

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BOOK REVIEW Doctor Who marathon viewing blog gets spin-off book

Entertainment

The New Hunger by Isaac Marion REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 27 October 13

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BOOK REVIEW Warming Up Bodies

Entertainment

Doctor Who: The Vault REVIEW

By Ian Berriman published 25 October 13

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BOOK REVIEW Better than Henry van Statten’s collection

Entertainment

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Towers of Aghasba review: "Exploration is a joy thanks to gorgeous visuals and a varied landscape"
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Sorry We're Closed review: "Resident Evil 4 and Silent Hill can't match this neon-soaked survival horror for its sheer inventiveness"
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Lego Horizon Adventures review: "Brilliantly rebuilds this PlayStation icon"
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Codenames review: "The ultimate pick-up-and-play party game"
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The Rise of the Golden Idol review: "Finding new ways to stretch your little gray cells"

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Wicked review: "Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo will have you defying gravity"
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Gladiator 2 review: "A rousing spectacle with Ridley Scott and Denzel Washington on top form"
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Paddington in Peru review: "Endlessly easy to love with a pitch-perfect Olivia Colman"
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Venom: The Last Dance review: "A puddle of pixels that isn’t much fun to splash around in"
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Smile 2 Review: "Naomi Scott demonstrates her talents with a raw, no-holds-barred performance in this largely successful horror sequel"

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Cobra Kai season 6, part 2 review: "Returns to the sort of hard-hitting form that made it such a fan favorite in the first place"
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Dune: Prophecy review: "HBO's prequel occasionally stands up to Denis Villeneuve's movies – but largely falls short"
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Arcane season 2 review: "Stunning animation and a bigger scope reaches thrilling new heights"
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Silo season 2 review: "A commanding performance from Rebecca Ferguson makes it a dystopian future worth staying in"
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Agatha All Along finale review and recap: "Fun, but think about it too hard and it falls apart like a house of tarot cards"