Walter Presents TV review: Blue Eyes / Blå ögon (Episodes 1 and 2)

This a spoiler-free review. Come back after the episode’s broadcast for additional, spoilery notes – or read our interview with the show’s writer here.

Although it was made in 2014, Blue Eyes, the latest Nordic noir to hit our screens, … Read More

Interview: How Blue Eyes writer Alex Haridi predicted the future of politics

Read our spoiler-free review of Blue Eyes’ first two episodes here.

In 2010, Sweden Democrats became the first far-right political party to win seats in Swedish parliament. The party took 20 seats in the country’s general election – something that … Read More

UK TV review: Agent Carter: Season 2, Episode 9 (A Little Song and Dance)

This is a spoiler-free review. Read on at the bottom for additional, spoilery analysis.

OK, who had “Busby Berkeley musical number” in the Agent Carter sweepstakes? However you expected the show would follow last week’s drastic cliffhanger, you probably wouldn’t … Read More

BBC Three TV review: Flat TV

The words “flatshare” and “sitcom” may not fill you with excitement, but Flat TV, BBC Three’s latest new comedy series, defies your expectations (and its title) throughout: it doesn’t fall flat once.

The show follows Tom and Naz, two twenty-something … Read More

YouTube Red orders original rom-com from Awesomeness Films

YouTube Red has ordered a new original film from AwesomenessTV.

The subscription service launched last month in the US and, while there is no concrete launch date in the UK yet, YouTube is wasting no time in expanding its range … Read More

BVA rebrands as British Association for Screen Entertainment

The British Video Association (BVA) has undergone a major rebrand for the digital age, changing its name to the British Association for Screen Entertainment (BASE).

The trade organisation, which represents the interests of publishers and rights-owners of pre-recorded filmed entertainment, … Read More

Louis C.K.’s Horace and Pete review: Episode 8

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

Horace and Pete is a show that is littered with moments of sadness, bitterness and even tragedy, but there’s … Read More

VOD film review: Welcome To Me

Kristen Wiig is astonishing in this weird, biting celebrity satire.Read More

What’s leaving NOW TV / Sky in March and April 2016?

As March descends, another wave of titles get ready to depart into the streaming ether – and judging by this list, NOW and Sky On Demand’s catalogue will be all the poorer for it. For Entertainment Membership subscribers, The Walking … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Better Call Saul Season 2, Episode 6

Warning: This contains spoilers.

“We were just supposed to scare you.” “Well, try harder next time.”

As Better Call Saul grows into its own, increasingly distinctive beast, the show’s relationship to Breaking Bad throws up questions that loom larger and … Read More