UK TV review: Humans Season 2, Episode 6

Warning: This contains spoilers.

With two more episodes to go, Humans Season 2 begins to tie its ends together with Episode 6 – and it does so with a slew of thought-provoking ideas.

After Episode 5’s reveal, we finally get … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency

Douglas Adams is not an author whose stories are suitable for the screen. His stories are barely suitable for the page. The writer’s genius lies not his in narrative prowess, but in his ever-inventive stream of imagination and humour – … Read More

VOD film review: Hunt for the Wilderpeople

Funny and feel-good, Taika Waititi’s coming-of-age comedy is a daft and delightful adventure.Read More

VOD film review: Pete’s Dragon

This warm, wonderfully old-fashioned adventure is one of the finest family films of the year.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: River Monsters

When a programme begins with the immortal words “I’m Jeremy Wade, fresh water detective”, you know you’re in for a good time. ITV’s River Monsters sees Wade journey around the world looking for deadly aquatic beasts. He heads to Alaska … Read More

New Sherlock Season 4 trailer raises burning questions

The new trailer for Sherlock’s fourth season has arrived – and it raises some burning questions.

Top of the heap is the one posed by Toby Jones’ Culverton Smith: “What’s the very worst thing you can do to your very … Read More

VOD film review: Anomalisa

Charlie Kaufman’s unromantic romance is a sad, sweet, strangely profound study of human isolation and the need for connection.Read More

UK TV recap: Legends of Tomorrow Season 2, Episode 6 (Outlaw Country)

Warning: This is a recap and contains spoilers, so do not read this until you have watched the episode. For information on how to watch it, click here.

I’m going to get a minor grumble out of the way first. … Read More

Netflix UK stand-up comedy review: Reggie Watts: Spatial

Gleefully absurd and deceptively deep, Reggie Watts’ unique special picks apart stand-up and puts it back together again.Read More

Curzon Home Cinema heads to European Film Awards with exclusive live stream

Curzon Home Cinema is heading to the European Film Awards this weekend, with an exclusive live stream of the awards.

Now in their 29th year, the awards are presented by the European Film Academy and EFA Productions and celebrate the … Read More