Le Mans docuseries races onto Amazon in June

Amazon’s Le Mans documentary races onto Amazon this summer.

From London-based production company New Black Films, the series explores what is known as “the Mount Everest of motorsports”, the gruelling, non-stop 24-hour car race that has taken place annually … Read More

Shudder UK film review: The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972)

Though innovative in form, Charles B. Pierce’s cryptozoological pseudo-documentary on smalltown America also falls a little flat.Read More

Amazon TV review: I Love Dick

This bold, intoxicating dive into the female gaze is TV that demands to be devoured.Read More

VOD film review: Frantz

Paula Beer delivers a breathtaking performance in Francois Ozon’s moving tale of a woman’s evolution following the death of her fiancé.Read More

Netflix opens new European customer service hub

Netflix has opened a new customer service hub in Amsterdam.

The streaming giant, which has expanded around the world to reach 100 million subscribers, has staunchly remained based in the US, avoiding adding a new presence on international turf. Now, … Read More

Alien 3: An underrated tale of religion and redemption

David Fincher’s underrated sequel is a brooding tale of religion and redemption.Read More

VOD film review: Anvil! The Story of Anvil

If you liked Spinal Tap, you’ll love this tragicomic tale of real rock underdogs.Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Master of None Season 2

Aziz Ansari would be a great friend. So much comedy is built around grouchy or awkward personas that it’s a genuine thrill to have a sitcom star who feels this fun. Master of None isn’t all rainbows and cupcakes, but … Read More

Netflix unleashes new War Machine trailer

“I didn’t come here to manage this war, and I sure as shit didn’t come here to close it out.” That’s Brad Pitt in Netflix’s War Machine – and a new trailer for the film gives us a closer look … Read More

VOD film review: Hot Fuzz

Endlessly quotable and deliriously over-the-top, Pegg, Frost and Wright serve up one of the best British comedies of the last decade.Read More