VOD film review: Zombieland: Double Tap

This harmless but needless sequel is an entertaining but forgettable follow-up to the hit horror-comedy.Read More

Apple TV review: Amazing Stories

Amazing Stories is a title that risks setting itself up for failure. The series, which revives Steven Spielberg’s show from the 1980s, promises wonder, possibility, imagination in a string of bite-sized episodes. And, by that measure, the show doesn’t disappoint … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak

This alarming, gripping and inspiring documentary is a chillingly timely watch.Read More

Netflix, Disney+, Amazon, Apple TV halt productions amid coronavirus concerns

Concerns about the coronavirus continue to spread through the entertainment industry, with MGM and Universal deciding to push back the release of James Bond film No Time to Die from April to November and Disney also delaying the cinema release … Read More

Why you should be watching The Mandalorian

This rough and ready sci-fi Western is the best thing to happen to Star Wars since Luke found out who his father was.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Jezebel

This underrated portrait of a cam girl opens up a raw, non-judgemental exploration of sisterhood, race relations and class.Read More

First look: Channel 4 explores Adult Material in new drama

Channel 4 has today released the first-look trailer from Lucy Kirkwood’s brand new drama, Adult Material.

Set in modern Britain, the four-part series from Fifty Fathoms delves inside the porn industry from the perspective of a woman who has been … Read More

Amazon orders Paris Saint-Germain documentary series

Amazon Prime Video is expanding its sporting line-up with a new documentary following Paris Saint-Germain.

Over four episodes, the series will offer a unique insight into the most successful French football club in history, from its values to the … Read More

Interview: Kleber Mendonça Filho talks Bacurau, genre cinema and streaming

This weekend sees Bacurau released in UK cinemas and online by MUBI. The neo-Western thriller takes us to the titular settlement in Brazil’s remote backcountry, which is shaken by the death of its elderly matriarch. But something strange is happening … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 14th March 2020

MUBI’s look back at Park Chan-wook’s revenge trilogy reaches its climax this week, but if vengeance isn’t your bag, there’s still the ongoing retrospective of the cool helmer Jean-Pierre Melville, another chance to catch Godard’s The Image Book and the … Read More