Paramount and Netflix ink multi-picture deal

Netflix and Paramount have inked a deal to produce movies for the streaming service.

The heated battle for eyeballs and subscribers has seen rivals Netflix, Apple and Amazon Studios sign a number of exclusive agreements with filmmaking talents from around … Read More

What’s leaving Netflix UK in November / December 2018?

With Christmas on the horizon, Netflix is preparing to unwrap all sorts of treats, including A Christmas Prince sequel A Royal Wedding, but as much as it gives, the streaming service also takes away every month, as rights expire and … Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 17th November 2018

MUBI unleashes Luca Guadagnino’s remake of Suspiria in UK cinemas this week, and MUBI GO (which offers a cinema ticket every week to its subscribers) is offering the chance to see it free at participating cinemas. (Read our review here.) … Read More

Interview: Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber on Blumhouse’s CAM and being sex-work positive

A multiple prize-winner at this year’s prestigious Fantasia Festival, the Blumhouse-produced Cam, now available on Netflix UK, is one of 2018’s most interesting horror films for numerous reasons.

First of all, the film, set in the world of webcam shows, … Read More

Criterion to launch own streaming service in 2019

Film fans – and filmmakers, including Guillermo del Toro, Edgar Wright and Rian Johnson – have taken to the Internet in recent weeks to protest about the closure of FilmStruck. The streaming service, a joint venture between Turner International’s Digital … Read More

Trailer: A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding finally arrives this November

“It’s been 349 days since I said yes…” writes journalist Amber on her blog, as she prepares for the most anticipated royal wedding of the year. Yes, Netflix’s A Christmas Prince is coming back, and Amber Rose and Prince Richard … Read More

Apple partners with A24 to produce original movies

Apple is getting into the film business, with A24 producing a number of original films for the streaming service.

Founded by Daniel Katz, David Fenkel and John Hodges in 2012, it has taken just six years for the company to … Read More

Amazon UK film review: Coldplay: A Head Full of Dreams

This intimate, upbeat portrait of Chris Martin and co. is infectiously sincere stuff.Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: The Kominsky Method

Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin are great in an otherwise unremarkable comedy.Read More

VOD film review: The Workshop

This talky thriller grapples with some compelling modern-day issues, but ultimately fails to convince.Read More