That 70s Show stars reunite for Netflix’s The Ranch

Ashton Kutcher and Danny Masterson will star in new Netflix series The Ranch.

The stars of That 70s Show, which delighted audiences around the world for eight years with its wacky, knowing take on 1970s teen-dom, will reunite for the … Read More

UK TV review: True Detective Season 2, Episode 2

Already seen Episode 2? Read on for some additional, spoiler-filled comments.

“How did that water stain get there?” If the debut chapter of True Detective Season 2 had you worried, Episode 2 confirms all of those concerns with an opening … Read More

iPlayer Picks: Top Glastonbury 2015 moments

Ah, Glastonbury. Proof that music can bring together 100,000 strangers just so they can spend a weekend in a muddy field. For those at home, the festival is just as impressive a spectacle, thanks to BBC iPlayer, which means you … Read More

Top TV shows and films on BBC iPlayer (28th June 2015)

If music be the food of love, stream on, BBC fans. As the end of June approaches, iPlayer is full of the sounds of Glastonbury, but there is more to enjoy, as this week also saw the premiere of an … Read More

VOD film review: Love Is Strange

Ira Sachs’ heart-warming portrait of one couple’s unrelenting bond is a beautiful ode to love and commitment.Read More

Reviewed: Amazon kids’ TV pilots (2015)

Amazon Studios’ new TV pilot season is here and there are six new kids shows for your consideration.

The pilots come from an accomplished roster of talent, including David Babcock (Gilmore Girls), Andrew Green (Hannah Montana) and The Jim Henson … Read More

VOD film review: Station to Station

Director: Doug Aitken Certificate: 12A Watch Station to Station online in the UK: Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Dogwoof TV / Google Play / iTunes

There’s something magical about trains. You can fall asleep in one place and, without moving, wake … Read More

VOD film review: Blackhat

Michael Mann’s underrated cyber-thriller is a cool, visceral ride.Read More

Netflix TV review: Dragons: Race to the Edge

Dragons are cool. It’s a fact of life. Just as it’s a truth universally acknowledged that any kid in possession of a parent’s fortune must be in want of merchandise. So it’s inevitable that DreamWorks, after two fiery hits in … Read More

TV review: Penny Dreadful Season 2, Episode 8

Already seen Episode 8? Read on at the bottom for additional, spoiler-filled comments.

“My monster. My beautiful corpse.”

If Penny Dreadful impressed with its command of slow pacing last week, Episode 8 lurches forward at an equally impressive breakneck speed. … Read More