VOD film review: Kate Plays Christine

Director: Robert Greene Cast: Kate Lyn Sheil Certificate: 15 Watch Kate Plays Christine online in the UK: Apple TV (iTunes) / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Curzon Home Cinema

In 1974, news reporter Kate Chubbuck shot herself live on air in … Read More

UK TV review: Halt and Catch Fire: Season 3, Episode 8

Warning: This contains spoilers.

How do you solve a problem like Ryan Ray? Episode 8 of Halt and Catch Fire Season 3 gives us the answer – and it’s one you might not fully expect.

His character has been the … Read More

This is what a Skylanders TV show looks like

Netflix is teaming up with another giant of the computer age this month with Skylanders Academy – and now, we have an idea of what exactly a Skylanders TV series looks like.

The animation follows the heroic adventures of the … Read More

Netflix UK film review: Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang

This portrait of the Chinese artist is a slight but visually stunning experience.Read More

Walter Presents TV review: Framed (Bellicher)

What is Walter Presents? Click here for everything you need to know about All 4’s new VOD service.

Hitchcockian is the word that springs to mind when watching Framed, the latest TV show to premiere in the UK via All … Read More

First-look Amazon UK TV review: Goliath (spoiler-free)

Already seen Goliath? Read our spoiler-filled review of the whole first season here.

Who doesn’t love a good legal drama? That’s presumably the thinking behind Amazon’s latest original series, Goliath, which was ordered straight to series from Ally McBeal and … Read More

VOD film review: Warcraft: The Beginning

Duncan Jones’ surprisingly personal fantasy blockbuster is a characterful but convoluted gambit.Read More

LFF 2016 reviews: Prevenge, Mindhorn, Christine, Dog Eat Dog, Bleed for This

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 is embracing VOD like never before. We head to Leicester Square to check out … Read More

Amazon Video Direct: An important new platform?

Earlier this year, Amazon took the unexpected step of launching its own YouTube-like distribution platform, Amazon Video Direct. The service effectively opened up Amazon’s streaming infrastructure to anybody: third party publishers and creators can now use AVD to distribute titles … Read More

Netflix UK film review: Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World

Bizarre, surprising, hilarious, full of insight and vaguely disturbing, Werner Herzog and the Internet are a match made in cyber-heavenRead More