Netflix UK film review: The Violators

With strong performances and a world that is filled with truth, The Violators is worth a watch, but feels like it could have been more.Read More

New releases and coming soon to MUBI UK (18th June 2016)

Not getting your art-house fix from Netflix? Wish there were more indie films on Amazon Prime Video? Every week, we round up the new releases on MUBI, the subscription VOD service that hand-picks new and old classics from around the … Read More

VOD film review: Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story)

Writer-director Eva Husson’s teenage orgy-focused debut is largely a case of style over substance.Read More

More than half of OITNB fans go back for repeat viewings

More than half of Orange Is the New Black fans go back for repeat viewings, new research from Netflix reveals.

The streaming giant is famously secretive about its viewing figures and user behaviours – earlier this month, the site announced … Read More

Eat the World: Amazon orders original cooking series

Amazon is serving up a new cooking docuseries for Prime Video subscribers.

Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on 2nd September. The show will follow Emeril Lagasse (Emeril Live, Top Chef) and some of … Read More

Skylanders, Spy Kids, Kong Season 2: Netflix unveils new original kids’ slate

Not content with just announcing further details of Guillermo del Toro’s Trollhunters, Netflix is continuing to place an emphasis on its original kids’ content with five new animated series.

“At Netflix, we invest in stories that our members will love … Read More

VOD film review: Tale of Tales

This dark trio of fairy tales is unabashedly bonkers and enchantingly unique.Read More

Why you should be watching BBC Three’s Murder in Successville

This hilarious, inventive improv crime comedy series is one of the most unique things on TV.Read More

VOD film review: Heart of a Dog

Laurie Anderson’s meditation on love and loss is Stories We Tell meets the Tibetan Book of the Dead.Read More

What’s leaving Sky and NOW TV in June and July 2016?

With summer here, who’s going to spend their time indoors watching things on the Internet? The answer: Anyone who has seen the list of films leaving NOW and Sky Movies in June and July 2016 and doesn’t want to miss … Read More