Klaus review: A modern Christmas classic

Netflix’s gorgeously old-fashioned animation is simple and sweet enough to charm the stockings off the humbuggiest of viewers.Read More

VOD film review: Detour (1945)

This short but decidedly not sweet film noir is an enjoyably dark, seedy ride.Read More

VOD film review: Scarlet Street (1945)

Fritz Lang’s timeless film noir is a deliciously dark tale of delusion and desire.Read More

Catch Up TV review: Flirty Dancing S2, For the Love of Dogs, Terms and Conditions Apply

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

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VOD film review: Sunset Boulevard

Part-satire, part-film noir, part-melodrama and part-inside joke, Billy Wilder’s delicious takedown of Hollywood is a timeless affair.Read More

UK TV review: Britannia Season 2

Sky’s weird and wonderful historical epic turns everything up to 11 for this absurdly entertaining second season.Read More

VOD film review: A Dog Called Money

This detached, frustrating music documentary is awkwardly lacking in insight.Read More

VOD film review: LA Confidential

Film noir gets the colour treatment in Curtis Hanson’s thrilling depiction of a city of corrupted angels.Read More

VOD film review: Carancho

Ricardo Darin shines in this hard-hitting Argentine noir.Read More

Why Raising Dion should be your next box set

This thoughtful, moving comic book tale is family drama first, superheroics second – and all the more powerful because of it.Read More