VOD film review: Lean on Pete

Andrew Haigh’s quietly poignant coming-of-age tale gallops along at its own unique pace.Read More

Why should you be watching Dear White People on Netflix

Uncomfortable and laugh-out-loud funny, Dear White People is a rich mosaic of socio-political issues faced by American millennials.Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Into the Badlands Season 3, Episode 2 (Moon Rises, Raven Seeks)

Even in a functional episode, Badlands delivers the violent goods.Read More

UK TV Review: Urban Myths Season 2

Fact and fiction collide in Sky’s uneven but entertaining compendium of celebrity tall tales.Read More

Why you should be watching The Rain on Netflix UK

Cinematic, brutal and tense, Netflix’s dystopian survival thriller is grisly, gripping television.Read More

The 11 weirdest illnesses diagnosed by Dr. House

Meet Gregory House, M.D.. He’s a brilliant, misanthropic doctor working at Princeton Plainsboro hospital. He picks out only cases that interest him and has little time for patient comfort: he’s only there to solve the puzzle.

His motto, and … Read More

Why you should be watching Flight HS13 on Walter Presents

This unpredictable, emotional thriller is an unexpected treat.Read More

UK TV review: Westworld Season 2, Episode 2 (spoilers)

The plot thickens, and purposes are revealed, as Westworld Season 2 lays its cards on the table.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Prime Suspect 1973

Stylishly shot and well acted, this prequel delivers everything you could want from Prime Suspect.Read More

UK TV review: Supergirl Season 3, Episode 14 (Schott Through the Heart)

Emotions and action and flying monkeys, oh my! Supergirl has it all in a moving, silly, Winn-focused outing.Read More