Why you should be watching Dreaming Whilst Black

Season 2 premieres on 9th October 2025. This review was originally published in July 2023 and is based on Season 1.

Adjani Salmon. Get ready to know that name. The filmmaker and writer became a talent to watch in 2021 … Read More

Unforgivable: Moving, thoughtful storytelling

Jimmy McGovern’s understated exploration of the aftermath of abuse is a masterclass in moving, thoughtful storytelling.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: Chloe Ayling: My Unbelievable Kidnapping

In 2017, Chloe Ayling, a fairly unknown glamour model from Surrey, travelled to Milan for what she and her then-agent thought was a photoshoot. In fact, the appointment she had made was with Łukasz Herba and his brother, Michal, who … Read More

Why Mandy should be your next box set

Diane Morgan’s solo sitcom is a surreal, deadpan delight.Read More

UK TV review: Here We Go

Season 3 premieres on 25th July 2025. This review was premiered in 2022 and is based on Season 1.

Laughing at the past five yeas isn’t something that comes easily – and yet BBC Two’s new comedy managed to find … Read More

28 Days Later: A bitingly political horror

Danny Boyle’s visceral, living zombie nightmare is a bitingly political shot of horror.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: The Bombing of Pan Am 103

This compassionate and ambitious but old-fashioned Lockerbie drama flattens the story into the most obvious linear telling.Read More

Doctor Who: The Reality War review: Unreal

A dumbfounding finale made up of reshoots, handwaving, and the odd glimmer of fun.Read More

True Crime Tuesdays: The Man Who Murdered His Family

This three-part documentary is a shining example in how not to do true crime.Read More

Why you should be watching The Gold

This riveting, well-acted thriller about a historic gold heist is a richly drawn portrait of greed and ambition.Read More