UK TV review: Hap and Leonard Season 3, Episode 5 and 6 (spoilers)

SundanceTV’s masterpiece adaptation of Joe Lansdale’s books bids a heart-breaking, powerful farewell.Read More

What’s leaving Amazon Prime Video UK in June / July 2018?

It takes a lot to make anyone stay indoors on a hot summer’s day, but how about the last chance to catch a Hitchcock classic? Or a shrinking window through which to admire a Kubrick masterpiece? How about the impending … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: 13 Reasons Why Season 2

A messy, tedious and misjudged slice of teen drama, which ultimately overstays its welcome.Read More

Trailer: Kristen Bell and Kelsey Grammer star in Netflix’s Like Father

Kristen Bell and Kelsey Grammer are teaming up for Netflix’s latest original film, Like Father, and a new trailer gives us a glimpse of the pair in action.

Written and directed by Lauren Miller Rogen, the film follows a workaholic … Read More

YouTube Red launches in the UK as YouTube Premium

YouTube Red is now available in the UK – but it’s going by a different name, YouTube Premium.

First launched a couple of years ago in the USA, YouTube Premium (formerly YouTube Red) allows YouTube fans to watch videos on … Read More

BBC iPlayer takes music fans backstage with Lily Allen

BBC iPlayer and BBC Music are teaming up to take viewers backstage with Lily Allen.

BBC Music’s latest Backstage Pass episode, released today, offers a frank and very personal look behind the scenes at the Mighty Hoopla Festival.

After a … Read More

UK TV review: Westworld Season 2, Episode 9 (spoilers)

Memories and identities come to the fore, as Westworld’s penultimate episode finds moving new twists on fan theories.Read More

UK TV review: A Very English Scandal

Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw are a delight in this deliciously entertaining, deceptively topical and deeply moving drama.Read More

Dicte returns for Season 3 this July

Dicte is officially returning to our screens this July for a third season.

Based on Elsebeth Egholm’s best-selling novels, the Danish drama follows the eponymous crime reporter (Wallander’s Iben Hjejle), as she returns to her hometown of Aarhus with her … Read More

Trailer: Netflix’s Recovery Boys follows the path to rehab

“You have to learn to live with pain and set-backs sober.” That’s the tough lesson taught in Netflix’s Recovery Boys, a new film charting the painful path to rehabilitation.

In the heart of America’s opioid epidemic, the movie follows four … Read More