Trailer: Shaft arrives on Netflix UK this June

Can you dig it? Netflix can, as it brings Shaft to your screen this June.

New Line’s reboot of the iconic detective franchise, with Samuel L Jackson playing the role of John Shaft himself – after playing the nephew of … Read More

UK TV review: Chernobyl

This haunting, gripping retelling of the 1986 disaster is one of the essential TV shows of the year.Read More

VOD film review: Halston

An unnecessary framing device doesn’t get in the way of this compelling documentary about fashion, fame and finance.Read More

UK TV review: Killing Eve Season 2

Stylish, darkly funny and powered by its complex characters, Season 2 of Killing Eve is as intoxicatingly unpredictable as ever.Read More

Happy! cancelled after Season 2

Happy! has been cancelled after its second season.

The show, which is produced by Universal Content Productions, airs on Syfy in the USA, and premieres in the UK on Netflix. Within weeks of Season 2 arriving on British screens, though, … Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 8th June 2019

MUBI’s Claire Denis and Straub + Huillet retrospectives continue this week, but June also marks the start of month-long Pride celebrations on the streaming site, beginning with Tom Ford’s masterful, moving A Single Man.

For those looking for a big … Read More

First look Netflix UK TV review: Tales of the City

A touching, thoughtful and delightful watch.Read More

The Good Place to end after Season 4

The Good Place will end after Season 4, creator Michael Shur has announced.

The fantasy series follows an ordinary woman who is wrongly sent to a pleasant afterlife and must hide in plain sight from its creator, who is unaware … Read More

Where can I watch The Handmaid’s Tale online legally in the UK?

The Handmaid’s Tale was the must-see show of 2017, a shockingly relevant, harrowingly bleak and relentlessly gripping adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s all-too-prescient book (read our reviews of Season 1 here, Season 2 here and Season 3 here). With Season 4 … Read More

YouTube suspends advertising for creator accused of online abuse

YouTube has suspended advertising for a creator accused of online abuse, after the site was criticised for how it responded to the harassment complaint.

The online video giant has been repeatedly associated with controversies surrounding inappropriate content and this week … Read More