Interview: Michael Connelly and Titus Welliver Q&A (Bosch)

Bosch arrives on Amazon Prime Instant Video this week. The 10-episode original series, based on Michael Connelly’s books, stars Titus Welliver as detective Harry Bosch and arrives hot on the heels of Amazon’s Golden Globe win for Transparent. Speaking at … Read More

VOD film review: Coherence

Imagine Friends… if Central Perk were an inter-dimensional portal to existential terror.Read More

UK VOD TV review: The Flash Episode 10

The final 2014 episode of The Flash capped off its first nine episodes in style, with revelations aplenty pushing a number of big story lines forward. As such, we were anxious to see how things would progress in the mid-season … Read More

VOD TV recap: Arrow Season 3, Episode 10

Let’s face it, it would have been nigh-on impossible to top Arrow’s glorious mid-season finale, which, in case you needed reminding, left Oliver Queen run through with a sword and kicked off a cliff by Ra’s al Ghul. After that … Read More

VOD film review: Two Night Stand

A mixed bag that suffers from an uneven tone but is saved by the chemistry between its leads.Read More

BBC iPlayer review: Bitter Lake (Adam Curtis)

If you’ve ever wondered why the world today is so messed up, or why the news doesn’t include random clips from Carry On Up the Khyber, then Bitter Lake is for you.

Adam Curtis’ documentary first aired in a small, … Read More

Sky TV review: Fortitude Episode 3

Warning: If you have not seen Episode 1 or 2 of Fortitude, this will contain spoilers. Both are available to catch up with on NOW.

“I’m a drunk for reasons all of my own,” yells Michael Gambon in Episode 3 … Read More

VOD TV review: Broadchurch Season 2, Episode 6

Warning: If you haven’t seen Season 1, this will contain spoilers.

Now, this is more like it. Episode 6 of Broadchurch Season 2 sees the show get back on the track it lost somewhere after the end of Season … Read More

UK TV review: Constantine Episode 12 (Angels and Ministers of Grace)

“What’s going on out there is pervasive,” Manny warns John in Episode 12 of Constantine. “Invunche, brujeria, the serpent himself… We’re off the map now.”

It’s a rallying call for the show’s growing ambition; a sign that the series is … Read More

Why you should be watching Bosch

A gritty, realistic cop drama that grabs your attention from the off.Read More