I, Daniel Blake leads 2016 BIFA nominations

I, Daniel Blake is leading this year’s British Independent Film Awards, which highlight the growing importance of VOD to indie filmmakers.

Ken Loach’s film, which is nominated for Best British Independent Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay, is up for … Read More

Sky+ makes binge-watching easier with new updates

Sky+ is making binge-watching easier for customers with new features.

Sky has been placing a lot of emphasis on its premium Sky Q service this year, but the broadcast is still updating its legacy Sky+ platform with new features … Read More

UK TV review: Cowboy Bebop

One of the biggest cult sci-fi classics of the 90s, Cowboy Bebop is a breathtaking, distinctive and visceral anime.Read More

Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency hits Netflix this December

Netflix has announced that Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency will be released in the UK this December.

The adaptation of Douglas Adams’ comic novels is co-produced by the streaming giant and BBC America, with Netflix being the exclusive home for … Read More

VOD film review: The Neon Demon

Beguiling and intoxicating, Nicolas Winding Refn’s satire of the modelling world is a masterpiece of mood.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Scream Halloween Special

This diverting but disappointing Halloween special only serves as a reminder of what you like about the Scream TV series.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Skylanders Academy

Eruptor. Stealth Elf. Jet-Vac. If those names mean anything to you, you’re either a 9-year-old boy or a parent who’s been losing to their child at Skylanders every weekend for several years. Yes, the video game that your kids are … Read More

VOD film review: X-Men: Apocalypse

A fast pace and strong action give this weak superhero sequel a boost.Read More

VOD film review: Let the Right One In

A haunting meditation on desire and devotion, this is one of the best horrors of the past 15 years.Read More

The Wallandering Dead? Netflix brings in The Rain from Scandinavia

Nobody does TV thrillers quite like Sweden, Norway, Denmark and their other chillingly gripping brethren. So while the BBC has made itself the Saturday night home of subtitled shows, and Channel 4 has launched Walter Presents, a streaming service dedicated … Read More