Trailer: Shudder unleashes Kandisha this summer

Shudder is preparing to unleash Kandisha, its latest original film, this summer.

A stylish and gory take on the Moroccan folk legend of the vengeful female demon Aicha Kandicha, set against the scene of modern-day Paris, Kandisha is the latest … Read More

Netflix’s Explained returns for Season 3

Netflix continues to explain things this summer, with its documentary series Explained returning for a third chapter.

Produced by Vox Media, the series marked one of Netflix’s first pushes into short-form content – the kind of videos that are normally … Read More

Catch up TV review: The Handmaid’s Tale S4, Rick and Morty S5, Harley Quinn S2

What’s available on-demand on Freeview? Keep up-to-date with our weekly catch-up TV column, including reviews of shows on ITV Hub, new releases on All 4 and a guide to My5.

(For BBC TV reviews and round-ups, see our weekly Best … Read More

VOD film review: Fever Pitch

This well-acted rom-com is a winning tale of football, fandom and finding out what matters in life.Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Ray (2021)

Greed, identity and loss of humanity collide in this well-acted but uneven anthology of Satyajit Ray short stories.Read More

Amazon UK TV review: Bosch Season 7

Bosch bids a gritty, gripping farewell with this enthralling final chapter.Read More

Trailer: Oscar Isaac, Jessica Chastain star in Scenes from a Marriage

Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain are reuniting for Scenes from a Marriage, and a new trailer gives us a first look at the HBO drama.

Adapted from Ingmar Bergman’s 1973 Swedish classic, the series brings back together the co-stars of … Read More

Trailer: Jason Momoa stars in Netflix’s Sweet Girl

Jason Momoa heads to Netflix this summer for new thriller Sweet Girl, and a trailer gives us a first look at him in action.

He plays devoted family man Ray Cooper, who vows justice against the pharmaceutical company responsible for … Read More

FrightFest 2021 announces in-person and digital event

FrightFest will officially return this summer for both an in-person and digital event.

The UK’s biggest horror festival heavily embraced streaming last year after the coronavirus outbreak, hosting multiple digital events in place of its traditional August Bank Holiday weekend. … Read More

Channel 4 to repeat 1966 World Cup Final in colour

The most iconic moment in English footballing history – England’s dramatic 1966 World Cup Final win over West Germany – is being broadcast in full on Channel 4 – again.

Football fans in England will be crowding round TV screens … Read More