VOD film review: Hysteria

This playful romantic comedy about the invention of the vibrator is a hugely entertaining delight.Read More

NOW TV review: Yonderland (Episode 1 & 2)

Sky’s push for more original comedy in their line-up has had ups and downs (The Cafe is wonderful, but Trollied never really did anything). Yonderland is an up.

Grabbing the folk behind BAFTA-winning CBBC sketch show Horrible Histories and making … Read More

VOD film review: Easy Money

This darkly gripping thriller is a cool ride through a cynical criminal underworld.Read More

VOD TV review: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Episode 6 (F.Z.Z.T.)

Photo: Walt Disney, All rights reserved.

For all the doubters who are tuning out of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, they have missed one of the series highlights in Episode 6: F.Z.Z.T. When volunteer fire fighters start exploding from massive electrical charges … Read More

VOD film review: The Great Gatsby

A flawless, yet ultimately empty spectacle turned into a flawless, yet ultimately empty spectacle.Read More

VOD film review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

The Hobbit goes there and back and there and back and there and back again in an unexpectedly messy trek.Read More

VOD TV review: Downton Abbey Season 4, Episode 8

All roads lead to this, the Downton Abbey Season Four finale, and if you have spent the past eight weeks on this journey, you too might be left with an overwhelming feeling of disappointment. The final episode doesn’t exactly tie … Read More

VOD film review: The Internship

Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson’s chemistry brings laughs to this predictable comedy.Read More

VOD film review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition

Director: Peter Jackson Cast: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage, Aidan Gillen, James Nesbitt, Sylvester McCoy Certificate: 12

With the middle installment of Peter Jackson’s new trilogy soon to be upon us, the big man settles back into his Extended … Read More

VOD TV review: Homeland Season 3, Episode 6 (So Positive)

“This is just the f-cking beginning.”

If Quinn (Rupert Friend) wasn’t so good at his job at the CIA, he’d be a great choice for head writer of Homeland: another week, another pithy summation of the show’s current situation. Because … Read More