Amazon UK TV review: Into the Badlands Season 3, Episode 6 (Black Wind Howls)

A few emotive moments carry a clumsily plotted episode of Badlands’ third season.Read More

UK TV review: The Handmaid’s Tale Season 2, Episode 3 (spoilers)

The Handmaid’s Tale breaks down the path that led to Gilead in a chillingly grounded episode.Read More

First look Amazon UK TV review: Dietland Season 1

Marti Noxon’s darkly satirical, funny feminist revenge thriller is enjoyably unconventional TV.Read More

VOD film review: The Tale (HBO)

Jennifer Fox’s exploration of her own childhood is a brave, bold deconstruction of truth and stories.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 4 Part 1

Still shooting out gags at a breakneck pace, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt feels as fresh and sharp as ever in its final season.Read More

Jurassic Park III: A grounded third outing

This grounded sequel is lacking in shocks but still has the same awe that made Jurassic Park magical.Read More

Sundance London film reviews: Yardie, Hereditary, Generation Wealth, Skate Kitchen, Half the Picture

With HBO’s The Tale and Amazon Studios’ Generation Wealth premiering in the UK at Sundance London, we head to the UK capital to check out some of the latest indie titles to come out of Utah’s annual indie festival.

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The Lost World: Jurassic Park II: An underrated sequel

Darker, nastier and nail-bitingly tense, Spielberg’s dino-sequel is uneven but underrated.Read More

Why you need Netflix’s Queer Eye in your life

Encouraging people to be kind and better themselves, Netflix’s fabulous reality TV reboot is just what this world needs.Read More

UK TV review: Patrick Melrose Episode 3

Patrick Melrose reaches a turning point in this amusing, emotional, satirical chapter.Read More