VOD film review: The Garden Left Behind

A cloying script and weak central performance undermine this trans drama’s good intentions.Read More

12 Ted Lasso quotes to live by

This past weekend saw Ted Lasso return to our screens for a second season – and not a moment too soon. The Apple TV comedy stars Jason Sudeikis as Ted, an American football coach who is hired to manage a … Read More

Venice 2021: Netflix and HBO join film festival line-up

Netflix and HBO are heading to Venice this September, with both streamers joining the line-up for the film festival, which was unveiled today.

Netflix is no stranger to the Lido, having debuted films there in the past such as The … Read More

Memories of a Murder: Netflix explores the Denis Nilsen Tapes in new series

Netflix is delving into the archive of tapes recorded by Denis Nilsen in a new true crime documentary series.

Britain’s most notorious serial killer, Nilsen confessed to killing 15 people in 1983. Over a five-year period, he picked up vulnerable … Read More

First look Disney+ TV review: Turner and Hooch Season 1

This review is based on the opening episode of Turner and Hooch. New episodes arrive weekly on Wednesdays.

Let it never be said that there is a limit to Disney’s ambition to remake old franchises. From High School Musical and … Read More

Spitting Image returns for Season 2 this September

Spitting Image will return to BritBox UK for Season 2 this September.

The fast-turnaround satirical comedy ran for a total of 18 season between 1984 and 1996, and proved no one was safe from ridicule in puppet form. Last year, … Read More

VOD film review: I Never Cry

Part character study and part social commentary, this layered, well-performed drama is one of 2021’s most absorbing films.Read More

Why you should be watching Schmigadoon!

This affectionate send-up of golden-age musicals is a fun, charming number.Read More

Disney+ UK TV review: Meet Spidey and His Amazing Friends

Spider-Man teams up with his super-powered friends in this entertaining series of shorts for kids.Read More

What’s leaving Sky and NOW in July / August 2021?

Sky’s growing number of original shows and ever-expanding catalogue of blockbusters is handy for keeping your days and nights occupied, but before you break open new box sets or devour some blockbusting films, don’t miss your chance to catch some … Read More