Netflix UK film review: The Boat That Rocked

A well-meaning love letter to music, this boat doesn’t rock, no matter how good its cast is.Read More

VOD film review: Clouds of Sils Maria

Kristen Stewart steals the show in Olivier Assayas’ well-acted drama.Read More

Trailer: New Dreamworks Dragons series flies onto Netflix in June

Hiccup and Toothless will fly onto Netflix this June in the new season of original kids’ series DreamWorks Dragons.

All-new episodes of the award-winning How to Train Your Dragon spin-off will be available to Netflix members in all territories from … Read More

YouTube review: Kermode and Mayo’s Film Thing

When is a radio show not a radio show? Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo’s weekly film review programme on BBC Radio 5 Live has consistently asked that question, like two bickering uncles wondering who ate the last Twix (the answer, … Read More

BBC iPlayer commissions six new comedy pilots, including Greg James debut

BBC iPlayer has commissioned six new pilots as part of its Comedy Feeds scheme.

Now in their fourth year, the Comedy Feeds exist to provide a platform for new and emerging comedy talent to showcase their The initiative, run by … Read More

New trailer for True Detective Season 2

A new trailer for True Detective Season 2 has been released by HBO – and it’s a doozy.

“Sometimes, your worst self is your best self,” argues Vince Vaughn, who will go against type as a criminal in California.

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VOD film review: Preservation

Pablo Schreiber delivers an intense performance in this familiar but tense survival horror.Read More

UK TV review: Wayward Pines Episode 1 (Where Paradise Is Home)

Twin Peaks fans rejoiced earlier this year, when word spread of a potential new series – and cried out in dismay when talks with David Lynch broke down. The TV world, though, has never been short of attempts to recapture … Read More

UK TV review: Mad Men Season 7, Episode 13 (The Milk & Honey Route)

Already seen Episode 13? Read on at the end for some additional, spoiler-filled analysis.

Opening on a dream sequence/flash forward in which Don is questioned by the police in a very familiar way, The Milk & Honey Route represents the … Read More

Now on YouTube: A terrible Adam West film nobody knew existed

15 years ago, someone wrote and directed their own horror film for a million bucks starring Adam West. It was never released.

Surprised? That’s exactly how reddit user neckbeard_le_pirate felt when he discovered that his friend’s dad, Rick Vasquez, … Read More