Son of Saul available to watch online in UK the same day as cinemas

Last night, Son of Saul became the second Hungarian film to win the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. The directorial debut of filmmaker László Nemes, it’s an unflinching depiction of the Holocaust that is like nothing you’ve ever seen.

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VOD film review: Brooklyn

A gloriously old-fashioned tale of identity, belonging and starting over.Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead Season 6, Episode 11 (Knots Untie)

Already seen Episode 11? Read on at the bottom for spoilers.

Continuing with the theme of relationships in the dying world, Knots Untie looks at both ends of the connection spectrum: love and newly formed bonds. Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) is … Read More

VOD film review: Last Girl Standing

Director: Benjamin R. Moody Cast: Akasha Villalobos, Danielle Evon Ploeger, Brian Villalobos Certificate: 18 (tbc) Watch Last Girl Standing online in the UK: Apple TV (iTunes) / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / TalkTalk TV / Sky Store / Rakuten TV / … Read More

The best films and TV shows on BBC iPlayer (28th February 2016)

We review the best TV shows and films currently available on BBC iPlayer. (Click here to skip to our reviews of the best movies on BBC iPlayer.)

The Night Manager

John le Carré hasn’t been adapted for TV in … Read More

Catch up TV reviews: It’s Not Rocket Science, First Contact, The X-Files, The Brits, The Great British Sex Survey

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.  

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NFK film review: Happily N’Ever After

Netflix For Kids, a monthly column where VODzilla.co get a childless adult to sift through the dregs of Netflix’s kids-friendly catalogue.

Thanks a lot, Shrek.

Thanks to the success of the ogre-sized franchise, a spate of imitators emerged, hoping … Read More

Interview: Ruth Platt, director of The Lesson

Monday 29th February spells good news for horror fans, as FrightFest Presents a fresh wave of scary films to stream. The digital label, which was launched last year by the festival and Icon, brings the best of the fest’s spooky … Read More

VOD film review: Cinderella (2015)

This visually impressive live-action remake can’t decide whether to be modern or old-fashioned.Read More

Prologue: The Oscar-nominated short that’s the start of a stunning bigger picture

Richard Williams may not be a name that many are familiar with, but he’s someone whose work has been seen by millions and whose influence is strongly felt throughout the world of animation. Williams’ first film was the 1958 short … Read More