My Father Die and Population Zero join FrightFest Presents line-up

My Father Die and Population Zero have reportedly joined the line-up of new FrightFest Presents titles.

The digital label, a joint venture between the horror festival and Icon Film Distribution, has become a natural home for the event’s brightest and … Read More

The Stinky & Dirty Show rides onto Amazon this September

Amazon’s The Stinky & Dirty Show will ride onto Prime Video this September.

Amazon’s Original Kids Series, based on the I Stink! book series by Kate and Jim McMullan, follows the mishaps of best friends and unlikely heroes, Stinky, the … Read More

Mr. Robot renewed for Season 3

Mr. Robot has been renewed for Season 3.

USA Network’s series, created by Sam Esmail, has been one of the buzziest shows for the network and, indeed of the last year, with its blend of cyber-thriller hacking, social politics and … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: People Just Do Nothing (Season 2)

“Never underestimate the power of spray painting things gold. It triples the value.” Those are the words of Chabuddy G, entrepreneur, owner of the UK’s only dial-up Internet cafe, and friend of Kurupt FM, Brentwood’s second biggest pirate radio station.

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Rio Olympics racks up 80m views online for BBC

The Rio 2016 Olympic Games have helped the BBC race to a record level of online traffic this summer.

The past week has been the biggest ever week for BBC Sport online with 58.2m global unique browsers following the action … Read More

UK TV review: Mr. Robot Season 2, Episode 6

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

Mr. Robot is a lot of things. It’s stylish. It’s unexpected. It’s ambitious. It’s a showcase for a … Read More

VOD film review: The Confession

Provocative and ambiguous, this is a gripping confession that demands to be heard.Read More

Walter Presents lines up UK TV first as service passes 12m milestone

Walter Presents is gearing up for a UK TV first this summer, with the service about to premiere the first Hebrew language drama on a main terrestrial channel.

Channel 4’s on-demand service, which is dedicated to showcasing TV around the … Read More

VOD film review: Knight of Cups

Assembled with obvious care, but to little explicable purpose, this pompous film amounts to a very expensive game of “Where’s Wally?”Read More

Netflix UK film review: The Hard Stop

This documentary about the death of Mark Duggan in 2011, which sparked riots in Tottenham, is a vital watch.Read More