Reviews
Reviews of movies and TV shows available to watch online on Netflix UK, Amazon Prime Instant Video, NOW TV, BBC iPlayer, iTunes, BFI Player and more.
Why Gunpowder should be your next box set
October 28, 2017 | Ivan RadfordGunpowder is gripping television that crackles with suspense. You won’t be forgetting the 5th of November any time soon.Read More
Netflix UK TV review: Stranger Things Season 2 (Episodes 3, 4, 5 and 6)
October 28, 2017 | Helen ArcherWarning: This binge review contains spoilers for the first six episodes of Stranger Things Season 2. Not got that far yet? Read our spoiler-free look at the opening two episodes here.
While the beginning of Stranger Things 2 saw a … Read More
UK TV Recap: Arrow Season 6, Episode 2 (Tribute)
October 28, 2017 | Matthew TurnerAn overly familiar plot sets up an intriguing new direction on an otherwise average episode of Arrow.Read More
VOD film review: Creep 2
October 27, 2017 | Ian LoringThe return of Peachfuzz makes up for a lack of scares with fascinating character drama.Read More
Shudder UK film review: Dark Souls (Mørke sjeler – 2010)
October 27, 2017 | Anton BitelDark Souls’ apocalypse of banality plays fast and loose with its generic identity, but is ultimately rotten.Read More
UK TV recap: Legends of Tomorrow, Season 3, Episode 2 (Freakshow)
October 27, 2017 | Matthew TurnerLegends of Tomorrow continues to embrace the silliness with a fun episode involving P.T. Barnum (Billy Zane).Read More
Netflix UK TV review: Riverdale Season 2, Episode 3 (The Watcher in the Woods)
October 27, 2017 | Martyn ConterioEpisode 3 of Riverdale’s second season veers between touching coming out story and Archie being a mentalist.Read More
Shudder UK film review: Found Footage 3D
October 27, 2017 | David FarnorThis smart, funny and frightening horror manages to make found footage fun again.Read More
Netflix UK film review: Wheelman
October 25, 2017 | Mike WilliamsFrank Grillo is brillo is Netflix’s intense heist thrillo.Read More
Why you should be watching Channel 4’s Back
October 25, 2017 | David FarnorDavid Mitchell and Robert Webb are brilliantly acerbic in Simon Blackwell’s darkly funny and surprisingly moving comedy.Read More