Netflix UK film review: And Now for Something Completely Different

If you’re not bingeing the whole of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, this is as good as it gets. Read More

VOD film review: Star Trek Beyond

Funny, fast and fondly old-fashioned, Beyond feels more like an episode of Star Trek than a blockbuster – and it’s all the better for it.Read More

VOD film review: Population Zero

Cleverly written and smartly directed, this gripping Making a Murderer-style crime story delivers genuine chills.Read More

UK TV review: Hap and Leonard Season 2 (Episode 3 and 4)

Warning: This contains spoilers for Episodes 3 and 4. Still catching up on Hap and Leonard? Head this way for our spoiler-free review of Season 2’s opening episodes.

“I don’t mind colouring outside the lines. It’s just gotta be on … Read More

VOD film review: Sully: Miracle on the Horizon

Clint Eastwood’s earnest account of an astonishing real life event is a curiously undramatic affair.Read More

Disney launches Star Wars Forces of Destiny animated web series

Disney and Lucasfilm will launch a new web series this summer, featuring iconic heroes from across the Star Wars universe.

Developed by Lucasfilm Animation, Star Wars Forces of Destiny will follow Star Wars canon, showing how choices both big and … Read More

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The sci-fi show 30 years ahead of its time

This year sees the much-anticipated return of a sci-fi series on Netflix. A cult classic that was ahead of its time, and still has a lot to say about our current society. No, not Star Trek, but Mystery Science Theater … Read More

Netflix to compete with Amazon at Cannes 2017

Netflix is officially going to Cannes.

After years of being snubbed by the world’s most famous film festival, the streaming giant will be in attendance on the Croisette for the first time in 2017. Two of its original films, … Read More

The Path renewed for Season 3

The Path has been renewed for Season 3.

The drama, which is an original production for US streaming service Hulu, stars Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan as three members of a fictional cult, called Meyerism.

Exploring the impact that the secluded … Read More

Watch: London Gay Men’s Chorus introduce Who’s Gonna Love Me Now?

The London Gay Men’s Chorus (LGMC) have recorded a special introduction to Who’s Gonna Love Me Now?, a new documentary a gay Israeli man who flees to London.

Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? is a politically edged exploration of family, … Read More