Why you should catch up with BBC’s Ghosts

This hilarious undead sitcom from the Horrible Histories team is quaintly spooky and irresistibly silly.Read More

Game of Thrones: Season 7’s Top 13 moments

With the eighth and final season coming at 2am on Monday 15th April, we count down by looking back at some of the show’s best bits (in no particular order), season by season. The re-watch is dark and full of … Read More

VOD film review: Black 47

A searing piece of socially minded genre filmmaking, Black 47 is one of the most interesting revenge films of recent years.Read More

Game of Thrones: Season 6’s Top 9 moments

With the eighth and final season coming at 2am on Monday 15th April, we count down by looking back at some of the show’s best bits (in no particular order), season by season. The re-watch is dark and full of … Read More

What’s leaving Netflix UK in April / May 2019?

Easter is coming, and that means an extra long weekend to binge some box sets – and, in the case of this April, it’s a chance to catch up on some of ITV’s top dramas before they depart Netflix UK, … Read More

Netflix TV review: Star Trek: Discovery Season 2, Episode 13

This emotional rollercoaster lays the ground for next week’s finale.Read More

Netflix UK film review: Robin Hood (2018)

Predictable, gimmicky, and ultimately shallow.Read More

YouTube denies scrapping high-end scripted series as Origin gets axed

YouTube has denied that it’s stepping down its planned for high-end scripted originals, despite cancelling sci-fi show Origin.

The sci-fi mystery horror, which was created, written and executive produced by Mika Watkins and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil: … Read More

Trailer: Selection Day returns for Part 2 this April

Netflix is serving up Part 2 of Selection Day this April, and a new trailer gives us a look at the show’s second innings.

The Indian cricketing drama, based on Aravind Adiga’s novel of the same name, is a coming-of-age … Read More

The Weekly MUBI Digest | 13th April 2019

MUBI brings a double-bill of laughter to our screens this week, with the one-two punch of modern pastiche Black Dynamite and Luis Bunuel’s subversive satire, The Phantom of Liberty. But the heart of this week’s line-up is as serious as … Read More