VOD film review: Censor

Prano Bailey-Bond’s striking feature directorial debut is a gloriously atmospheric trip into retro-horror chills.Read More

VOD film review: Rialto

Tom Vaughan-Lawlor is heart-achingly good in this moving domestic tragedy. Read More

Why Dead Still should be your next box set

Lighter on production value than ingenuity and impact, there’s more to this crime drama than meets the eye.Read More

VOD film review: Come to Daddy

Genre producer extraordinaire Ant Timpson proves he can also direct in this extreme and darkly funny tale of fathers and sons.Read More

VOD film review: Free Fire

Insults and bullets fly in Ben Wheatley’s smart, funny and unpredictable deconstruction of a shootout.Read More

VOD film review: Jawbone

Impressive writing, directing and acting earn Jawbone a place in the ring with other heavyweight boxing films. Read More

VOD film review: Shell

A calm and absorbing coming-of-age drama, shot through with a heartbreaking sense of tangible isolation.Read More

VOD film review: Glassland

Jack Reynor and Toni Collette are superb in this heartbreaking drama.Read More

The A to Z Guide to BBC’s Luther

With all four seasons of Luther now available on Netflix UK and BBC iPlayer, we provide an alphabetical guide to the mad, bad and dangerous world of John Luther. It’s a bit like a London A-Z, except you can’t really … Read More

Ben Wheatley: A career retrospective

FrightFest continues in London today with the Variety Award being bestowed upon Billericay’s very own Ben Wheatley, director of A Field in England – the first British film to be simultaneously released on VOD, DVD, TV and in cinemas.

One … Read More