True Crime Tuesdays: The Man who Stole the Scream

This documentary about the theft of Edvard Munch’s The Scream is frustrating in thrall to its own subject.Read More

No One Will Save You: A quietly riveting sci-fi thriller

This inventive, quietly riveting sci-fi thriller is worth shouting about.Read More

Trailer: Netflix steps behind the ball with Beckham

Netflix is giving us a glimpse of the man behind the ball with new docuseries Beckham.

The multi-part series goes beyond the shine of stardom to explore Beckham’s humble working class beginnings in East London, and the drive and determination … Read More

Troll 2 heading to Netflix

Netflix is getting back in the Trolling business, with a sequel to hit film Troll in the works.

Deep inside the mountain of Dovre, something gigantic awakens after being trapped for a thousand years. Destroying everything in its path, the … Read More

VOD film review: Elemental

This warm, visually stunning animation is a beautifully simple tale of self-expression and acceptance.Read More

VOD film review: Evil Dead Rise

This dark, nasty and gory sequel is a genuinely disturbing thrill ride.Read More

Interview with the Vampire heads to BBC Two in UK

AMC’s Interview with the Vampire has finally found a UK TV home, with BBC Two sinking its teeth into the rights for the vampire show.

Based on Anne Rice’s best-selling novel, the seven-part series stars Jacob Anderson (Game of Thrones, … Read More

BBC Three bags rights to Love, Victor

BBC Three has bagged the rights to US teen drama Love, Victor.

A spin-off from 2018’s high school comedy Love, Simon, the series follows a new student at Creekwood High School, Victor (Michael Cimino). It charts his journey of self-discovery: … Read More

Trailer: Wes Anderson’s Henry Sugar begins week of Roald Dahl shorts

Wes Anderson is teaming up with Roald Dahl this September, with a week of new shorts based on his books – beginning with The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.

The shorts will feature an ensemble of actors each taking on … Read More

Otto Baxter: Not A F***ing Horror Story: Charming, funny and empowering

Bruce Fletcher and Peter Beard’s documentary and Otto Baxter’s horror short form form a funny and charming diptych on disabled experience, autonomy and empowerment.Read More