Netflix UK TV review: Gotham Episode 11

Not seen Episodes 1 to 10 of Gotham? This will contain spoilers.

The first 10 episodes of Gotham were, to say the least, uneven: although many of the characters that came to form the show’s core grew slowly more defined … Read More

Netflix nabs 6 Years at SXSW

Netflix has nabbed the rights to 6 Years at this year’s SXSW festival.

Hannah Fiddell’s film, which stars Taissa Farmiga and Ben Rosenfield, follows a 20-something couple, Dan and Mel, whose six-year relationship is put to the test when Dan … Read More

VOD film review: White Bird in a Blizzard

Director: Gregg Araki Cast: Shailene Woodley, Eva Green, Thomas Jane Certificate: 15 Watch White Bird in a Blizzard online in the UK: TalkTalk TV / Apple TV (iTunes) / Prime Video (Buy/Rent) / Google Play

How many modern filmmakers are … Read More

Trailer: Inside No. 9 returns for Season 2 on 26th March

Inside No. 9 Season 2 will be available to watch online on BBC iPlayer from Thursday 26th March.

The weekly dark comedy series, created by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith, managed to disturb and amuse in equal measure last year, … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: The Returned (US remake) – Episode 1 and 2

How do you remake a TV show that’s special precisely because it’s so unique? The Returned, A&E’s version of the 2013 show Les Revenants, attempts to do just that.

The premise of the series is wonderfully eerie: a bunch of … Read More

Sky TV review: Wild Things

Is there any night of the week that can’t be improved by people dressing up in giant animal costumes and running into things? Trigger Happy TV did just that for Friday night on Channel 4, when dogs as tall as … Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Vikings Season 3, Episode 4

“I have taken some of his pains upon myself,” says Harbard halfway though Episode 4 of Vikings Season 3, as he helps Ragnar and Aslaug’s son, Ivar. It only adds to the weight behind that pressing question: who on earth … Read More

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1: A thrilling mix of personal and political

The penultimate entry in The Hunger Games franchise is grippingly political and thrillingly personal.Read More

Sky VOD TV review: Fortitude Episode 7

Warning: If you have not seen the first six episodes of Fortitude, this will contain spoilers. The show is available to catch up with on NOW.

“I’m tired of being messed about.” That’s DCI Morton in Episode 7 of Fortitude … Read More

YouTube now supports 360-degree videos

YouTube now supports 360-degree videos. We’ll pause for a moment to let that sink in.

Ever wanted to look around you while watching a film or TV show? Wished you could choose your own camera angle while watching sport? Or … Read More