Trailer: All or Nothing: All Blacks touches down on Amazon this June

Amazon is jetting to New Zealand this summer, as its latest All or Nothing series touches down in June.

All or Nothing: New Zealand All Blacks will give Amazon Prime Video subscribers unprecedented access to the Kiwi rugby team, as … Read More

Netflix orders more of The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale

Netflix has ordered additional episodes of The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale.

The topical comedy series is the latest in the streaming giant’s ongoing effort to break into the late night telly arena, following a cancelled attempt at a … Read More

BBC iPlayer review: Comedy Shorts (2018)

This charming collection of comedy shorts balance sharp observations and witty writing with infectious imagination.Read More

VOD film review: The Childhood of a Leader

Gorgeous visuals and a sinister cast make this chilling crescendo of an untamed ego gripping to witness.Read More

The Exorcist series axed by Fox

Fox has excommunicated The Exorcist from its TV line-up, with the show given the official chop this week.

More than four decades after the Academy Award-nominated film, The Exorcist spin-off series is a thriller following two very different priests tackling … Read More

UK TV recap: Arrow, Season 6, Episode 20 (Shifting Allegiances)

Oliver takes the fight to Diaz and Wild Dog rejoins The Outsiders in a solid episode of Arrow.Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 12th May 2018

MUBI is heading to Cannes once again this year, with the world’s biggest film festival taking over the subscription service to offer a collection of Croisette favourites. Every year, the creme de la creme of the movie industry flock to … Read More

Sky Cinema film review: Anon

This dystopian sci-fi’s compelling concept leads to some thrilling places, but ends up somewhere underwhelming.Read More

Netflix UK TV Review: Riverdale Season 2, Episode 21

Season 2’s breathlessly paced penultimate episode is hugely entertaining and full of twists and turns.Read More

Shudder UK film review: Father’s Day (2011)

Astron-6’s retro 80s pastiche layers one lo-fi trashy absurdity upon another.Read More