Curzon12: Curzon officially launches subscription streaming service

Curzon Cinemas has officially launched its own subscription streaming service, Curzon12.

The distributor, exhibitor and VOD provider has already established itself as a major player on the UK streaming scene, with day-and-date releases not just from its own Artifical Eye … Read More

UK TV review: The State

At a time when atrocities and attacks seem to be happening at an alarmingly frequent rate, who hasn’t asked themselves how people could do such a thing? When it comes to the British people who sign up to join ISIS … Read More

UK TV review: The Leftovers Season 3, Episode 8 (The Book of Nora)

With the final season of The Leftovers available all at once on-demand, we’ll be bringing you our thoughts on each episode one at a time. Warning: This contains spoilers.

“I like to get a little lost, you know.” That’s Kevin … Read More

VOD film review: Voice from the Stone

This uninventive horror is unbelievably dull.Read More

FrightFest film review: Cold Hell

A small-scale thriller but, like its kick-ass and unstoppable heroine, it punches well above its weight. Read More

Interview: Oliver Laxe talks Mimosas, movies and MUBI

This weekend sees Cannes winner Mimosas arrive in UK cinemas.

Oliver Laxe’s visually stunning, transcendent western was snapped up by subscripton streaming service MUBI earlier this year. Set in a time gone by, it follows a band of travellers … Read More

FrightFest film review: Sequence Break

Graham Skipper’s body horror fantasia is ambitious, but fails to hit the spot.Read More

Why Victoria should be your next box set

Jenna Coleman is magnificent in ITV’s likeable royal drama about the young queen.Read More

UK TV review: Halt and Catch Fire Season 4 (Episode 1 and 2)

“This isn’t a game you play,” says Cameron (Mackenzie Davies) in Season 4 of Halt and Catch Fire. “It’s a game you live.”

And how. AMC’s drama about four people on the cusp of technological breakthrough throughout the 80s … Read More

Interview: Peter Serafinowicz talks The Tick

Amazon’s latest show, The Tick, has arrived in all its six-part glory this weeked. Based on Ben Edlund’s superhero character, previously seen in an animated and live-action TV format during the mid-90s and early 00s, the latest take on the … Read More