Articles by Jeff Spry

Jeff Spry is a screenwriter and freelance journalist covering TV, movies, video games, books, and comics. His work has appeared at Space.com, SYFY Wire, Inverse, Collider, Bleeding Cool and elsewhere. Jeff lives in beautiful Bend, Oregon amid the ponderosa pines, classic muscle cars, a crypt of collector horror comics, and two loyal English Setters.

Articles by: Jeff Spry

Priah Ferguson as Erica Sinclair in Stranger Things season 5 sitting in front of a school desk with an open book on it while raising her hand

Think you’re ready for Stranger Things season 5? Take our fan quiz and test your Hawkins knowledge

By Jeff Spry published 18 November 25

How well do you know Stranger Things? Take this 30-question quiz before the final chapter arrives on Netflix to find out.

How well do you know DC Comics movies? Take this 30 question quiz to find out

By Jeff Spry published 13 October 25

Challenge your Hollywood superhero knowledge of DC movies in TechRadar’s super-fun cinematic quiz.

Test your Marvel Cinematic Universe knowledge with this 30 question quiz

By Jeff Spry published 19 September 25

Let’s separate the fans from the phonies with TechRadar’s tempting trivia throw down for the ages.

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Chief of War ‘is about as big as it gets for me’ – Jason Momoa reveals about the Apple TV+ hit’s spectacular finale

By Jeff Spry last updated 17 September 25

Exclusive Jason Momoa opens up on Chief of War’s Hawaiian saga, insane finale battle and why it’s his biggest project yet.

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Neuromancer: everything we know so far about the ultra-cool new Apple TV+ sci-fi series

By Jeff Spry published 28 August 25

Prepare to jack in and join the cyberpunk gang of William Gibson's dystopian masterpiece.

'More propulsive': Invasion creator says Apple TV+’s slow-burn sci-fi show is set for big changes in season 3

By Jeff Spry published 20 August 25

Exclusive Invasion creator Simon Kinberg talks season 3’s prime aliens, sophisticated storytelling and being a movie score nerd.

An animated character from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaib

How to watch Demon Slayer in order – your guide to watching the hit anime ahead of the new Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle movie

By Jeff Spry published 27 July 25

Find out all you need to about how to watch Demon Slayer in order.

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Want to prepare for The Fantastic Four: First Steps? Skip the movies and watch this animated Disney+ show – it’s the best adaptation of Marvel’s First Family

By Jeff Spry published 20 July 25

I’m bingeing this nostalgic animated Marvel series on Disney+ ahead of The Fantastic Four: First Steps.

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‘There’s not many shows like this’: Nautilus star promises Indiana Jones and Pirates of the Caribbean vibes in AMC's new adventure prequel series

By Jeff Spry published 30 June 25

Exclusive I talked with British actor Shazad Latif about becoming Captain Nemo for the bold new Nautilus series on AMC+.

A still from the teaser of Ash showing two people in astronaut outfits

Shudder’s new indie sci-fi shocker is one of the most unsettling horror movies I’ve seen in years

By Jeff Spry published 20 June 25

Shudder just dropped a new indie sci-fi horror, and it’s perfect for your weekend watchlist.

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Every chapter in Predator: Killer of Killers ranked – here’s how each story in the Hulu anthology movie compares

By Jeff Spry published 17 June 25

Hulu’s Predator: Killer of Killers is a ferociously entertaining addition to the Predator legacy.

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Netflix’s first Korean animated movie is a sci-fi gem that’s different to anything I’ve seen before

By Jeff Spry published 16 June 25

South Korean director Han Ji-Won's second feature film is a worthwhile watch on Netflix.

A man wears a gas mask while it's snowing

If you like The Last of Us you'll love Netflix's new alien snowfall series that's adapted from an Argentine sci-fi comic

By Jeff Spry published 17 May 25

This Netflix series is an adaptation of the iconic Argentine sci-fi newspaper comic The Eternaut and it's a must-watch.

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I ranked every episode of Love, Death and Robots volume 4 by fear factor and if you have pupaphobia, beware

By Jeff Spry published 16 May 25

Here's every episode of Love, Death + Robots volume 4 ranked by fear factor, from existential thoughts to flat-out horrifying.

A still from RoboForce: The Animated Series of two robots looking at each other.

This animated sci-fi series is dripping in 80s nostalgia, has a near-perfect IMDb rating and is completely free to stream

By Jeff Spry published 6 May 25

Maxx Steele and his Robo Force league of ultra-cool combat robots have been turned into an animated series, which you can stream for free.

A still from Netflix's Moonrise anime series

Netflix's Moonrise creator was inspired by Attack On Titan and a futuristic 3D printing tech when making the anime series

By Jeff Spry published 6 May 25

Exclusive A Q&A with veteran director Masashi Koizuka about his new Netflix anime series Moonrise.

A still from the animated series Star Wars Visions showing a droid

Star Wars anime anthology series producer explains 'where Visions Presents comes from' and why it delves into lightsaber mythology

By Jeff Spry published 6 May 25

Exclusive Star Wars: Visions volume 3 is set to arrive later this year on Disney+, while a spinoff series called The Ninth Jedi will premiere sometime in 2026.

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'I’m such a huge sci-fi nerd': Murderbot stars reveal what attracted them to the unusual Apple TV+ show

By Jeff Spry published 5 May 25

Exclusive Murderbot cast members on what attracted them to the Apple TV+ show, and what it was like working with Alexander Skarsgård and the Weitz Brothers.

Alexander Skarsgård wears a robot suit in Murderbot series

Apple TV+ unveils the trailer for a new comedic sci-fi series that sees Alexander Skarsgård as a sentient AI cyborg

By Jeff Spry published 10 April 25

Apple TV+ releases the trailer for a new comedy sci-fi series called Murderbot.

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Devil May Cry creator on making a super gothic Netflix anime series: 'Infusing comedy within action really makes it pop'

By Jeff Spry published 31 March 25

Exclusive Adi Shankar – the creator, showrunner and executive producer of the new Netflix anime Devil May Cry – on adapting the popular video game into a series.

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'I think he's Dorian Gray': The Bondsman showrunner on Kevin Bacon, demon hunting and blues music in the new Prime Video series

By Jeff Spry published 31 March 25

Exclusive Showrunner Erik Oleson on Kevin Bacon’s wild new demon hunting series, The Bondsman.

Netflix cooks up sweet new reality TV series based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and it's a dream come true for me

By Jeff Spry published 21 March 25

Netflix is making a new reality competition series called The Golden Ticket.

Michelle Yeoh looks at Sven Ruygrok in Star Trek: Section 31

Star Trek: Section 31 star reveals 'there was so much more' that was left out of the new Paramount Plus movie

By Jeff Spry published 24 January 25

Exclusive Star Trek: Section 31 is a fun Guardians of the Galaxy-esque movie that one of its stars reveals has a lot of improvising.

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I’m a huge anime fan – here’s why you should ditch Netflix for Crunchyroll in 2025

By Jeff Spry published 4 January 25

Instead of quitting the best streaming services, I'm going to pause my subscriptions to explore Crunchyroll's anime library.

Juliette Nichols wearing a spacesuit and walking across an arid plain in Silo season 2

'There’s a big mystery': Silo season 2 showrunner on the dystopian series next chapter on Apple TV Plus

By Jeff Spry published 14 November 24

Ahead of Silo season 2 returning to Apple TV Plus, showrunner Graham Yost explains what viewers can expect from the show's next chapter.