UK TV review: Sneaky Pete Season 2

Warning: This contains spoilers for Season 1 of Sneaky Pete. Not caught up? See our spoiler-free review of the first season.

Previously on Sneaky Pete… Marius (the eminently likeable Giovanni Ribisi), masquerading as his cellmate – the eponymous Pete – … Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Jessica Jones Season 2

Jessica Jones’ personal second season is off to a refreshingly low-key start.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Victoria & Abdul

This is a handsome tall tale sweetly performed, but royally lacking in depth.Read More

VOD film review: Marshall

Chadwick Boseman is on hugely winning form as Thurgood Marshall in this likeable legal drama.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Seven Seconds

Regina King delivers a moving performance in Veena Sud’s uneven, but fiery and important drama.Read More

The 90s On Netflix: Shakespeare In Love (1998)

Loved not wisely, but too well – this Best Picture by any other name would still be as sweet.Read More

VOD film review: Call Me By Your Name

This swooning ode to first love is impossibly ravishing cinema.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Derren Brown: The Push

Several decades ago, Stanley Milgram found that under certain conditions, people were prepared to electrocute someone else, if they were ordered to do so. In his new special, Derren Brown tried to prove the power of social conformity once again … Read More

Anime Monday: Is Devilman Crybaby Netflix’s anime masterpiece?

Warning: This article contains spoilers for the Devilman Crybaby anime series. However, this section is clearly marked.

Death, degradation, and debauchery. These are the things at the heart of Netflix’s Devilman Crybaby. Lauded by fans as one of the greats, … Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Homeland Season 7

Homeland’s seventh season gets off to a provocative, paranoid start with an unabashedly topical twist.Read More