HyperNormalisation releases new clip, featuring a young Donald Trump

A new clip from Adam Curtis’ HyperNormalisation has been released – and it features a very familiar face.

Donald Trump, who is filling our news headlines with his dubious campaign to become US President, has attracted all kinds of reactions … Read More

UK TV review: Mr. Robot Season 2, Episode 11 and 12

This review contains spoilers. Not caught up with Mr. Robot Season 2 yet? Read our spoiler-free review of Episode 1 and 2.

Is Tyrell Wellick alive or dead? Was he even real in the first place, or just a figment … Read More

Netflix UK binge review: Luke Cage, Episode 8, 9, 10 and 11 (spoilers)

Luke Cage Season 1’s second half is frustratingly uneven, despite some fantastic female characters.Read More

Universal TV President Bela Bajaria heads to Netflix

Former President of Universal Television Bela Bajaria is moving to Netflix.

Bajaria, who oversaw creative programming for the studio, has previously been Senior Vice President, Cable Programming for CBS TV Studios, and Senior Vice President of Movies and Miniseries for … Read More

Catch up TV review: Zapped, Trigger Happy

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More

This week’s new releases on BFI Player+ (8th October)

Heard of BFI Player? Well, there’s also BFI Player+, a subscription service that offers an all-you-can-eat selection of hand-picked classics.

Every Friday, Mark Kermode highlights one of the collection’s titles with a video introduction. This week, it’s Red Road, the … Read More

Sigourney Weaver will play the villain in The Defenders

The Defenders have found themselves a villain: Sigourney Weaver.

A veteran of the sci-fi genre, the legendary actress needs no introduction – and, sure enough, Jeph Loeb, Head of Marvel TV, didn’t give her much of one at the New … Read More

LFF 2016 reviews: Manchester by the Sea, Moonlight, A United Kingdom, A Monster Calls

From Netflix’s Black Mirror and Amazon’s originals to MUBI’s Cannes acquisitions and Dogwoof’s live-streaming premiere of Werner Herzog’s Lo and Behold, the 2016 London Film Festival has embraced VOD like never before. We head to Leicester Square to check out … Read More

Why you should be watching Ripper Street

Ripper Street returns this week for a fifth and final season. This last run, which will be released all-at-once, picks up directly where the Season 4 cliffhanger left off – and follows its aftermath for six episodes, as our leads … Read More

VOD film review: The Greasy Strangler

A delightfully deranged black comedy that’s as disgusting as it is hilarious. Read More