BBC Three box set review: In the Flesh (Season 1)

“You get bitten. You come back. We’ve seen it in the films. That’s how it works.”

That’s one of the residents in Roarton, Lancashire, a town where the dead have started coming back to life. Zombies? In a TV show? … Read More

Amazon signs first global anime deal with Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress

Amazon has snapped up the global rights to Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress – its first global anime acquisition.

Kabaneri, which is available to stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video from today, is the first series from Fuji TV’s “noitaminA” … Read More

VOD film review: I Am Belfast

Director: Mark Cousins Cast: Helena Bereen, Mark Cousins Certificate: U Watch I Am Belfast online in the UK: BFI Player+ / BFI Player / Curzon Home Cinema / iTunes

The words “poetic tribute to the city of Belfast” may not … Read More

Netflix renews Project Mc2 for two more seasons

Netflix has renewed Project Mc2 for two more seasons, set to arrive later this year.

The Daytime Emmy-nominated series was produced by Netflix in association with MGA, the company behind the Bratz dolls. Alongside a string of short-form videos produced … Read More

John Leguizamo, Andrea Riseborough and Owen Teague join Netflix’s Bloodline Season 2

Bloodline returns for a second season in May – and it’s bringing with it a host of new characters.

If you thought Danny was the start of the Rayburn family’s troubles, wait until you meet his relatives. At the beginning … Read More

Life and Death Row: Love Triangle series to land on BBC Three in April

BBC Three is aiming to out-Serial Serial with its new true crime documentary series, Life and Death Row: Love Triangle, which arrives later this month.

The online channel’s first serialised documentary made exclusively for digital audiences, Love Triangle follows on … Read More

Hannibal Buress documentary lands on Netflix this Friday

Netflix has announced a new comedy documentary for release this week.

Hannibal Takes Edinburgh, a feature-length film following Hannibal Buress at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, will be released globally on the VOD service on Friday 8th April.

Filmed over the … Read More

Interview: Terence Davies on Sunset Song

Sunset Song is both Terence Davies’ most lavish film and an adaptation of one of Scotland’s most beloved books. It’s a rich, lyrical film, with some of the finest cinematography of the year. This being a Davies film, however, it … Read More

Louis C.K.’s Horace and Pete review: Episode 9

Warning: This contains spoilers. Not seen this episode yet? Catch up with our reviews of Horace and Pete so far here.

Louis C.K. is trying to do a lot of things with Horace and Pete. Sometimes certain ideas and approaches … Read More

Facebook steps up live video service

Facebook is stepping up its live video service by several gears this month, with the announcement of a host of new features.

Live-streaming has become the main arena in which the online video giants are battling it out, with the … Read More