Posts By David Farnor
Netflix UK film review: The Woman in the Window
November 4, 2019 | David FarnorEdward G. Robinson is fantastic in Fritz Lang’s unfairly overlooked film noir.Read More
Catch Up TV review: How Europe Stole My Mum, Killer Camp, Harry Hill’s Clubnite
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorWhat’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.
(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More
VOD film review: Resistance Fighters
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorThis alarming documentary shines an accessible but eye-opening spotlight on the globe’s growing antibiotic crisis.Read More
Netflix UK TV review: Marianne
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorNetflix’s French horror series is well acted, relentlessly paced and simply very scary.Read More
VOD film review: Honeyland
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorThis beautifully organic documentary about a beekeeper is utterly absorbing filmmaking.Read More
Interview: The Elephant Queen directors Mark Deeble and Victoria Stone talk the environment and Apple
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorThis weekend saw the launch of Apple’s new streaming service, Apple TV, and while the focus has been on sci-fi series See and news drama The Morning Show, one of the platform’s titles stands apart from the rest: wildlife documentary … Read More
BBC Three TV review: The Young Offenders Season 2
November 3, 2019 | David FarnorThis sublime second season is expertly performed, smartly written and very, very funny.Read More
BBC iPlayer TV review: The Fear of God: 25 Years of The Exorcist
November 2, 2019 | David FarnorThis engaging, insightful Exorcist doc manages to be more than just a making-of.Read More
VOD film review Godzilla: King of the Monsters
November 2, 2019 | David FarnorThis majestically directed monster movie sequel is brimming with awe-inspiring spectacle.Read More
Why you should catch up with See on Apple TV
November 1, 2019 | David FarnorThis enjoyably ambitious sci-fi dystopia is packed with gruff potential.Read More
















