Saying farewell to The Durrells – the most joyful British show on TV

Saying goodbye to a TV show that you’ve invested time, energy and emotion in across…

My Days Of Mercy Review

Lucy (Ellen Page), whose father is on death row, spends her weekends attending anti-death penalty…

The Society season 1 review: A teen drama that doesn’t completely tread the same old tropes

Netflix continues to give the people what they want, if those people (like me) want…

Colette DVD Review

Keira Knightley’s fourteenth period drama sees her taking on the role of Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette, the…

Arctic Review

Survival movies are inherently formulaic. The protagonists are in a dangerous location. They must decide…

Why it took me so long to watch The Wire and why you should be watching it now

For a show built around characters of many shades of grey, with good and bad…

James Wan: The Modern Master of Horror

James Wan is a popular name in the horror community for many reasons, from his…

Woman At War Review

They call her The Mountain Woman. Singlehandedly waging a war against corporate behemoths who destroy…

Why you need to watch Terrace House: Boys & Girls in the City

Missing out on Terrace House is a bit more forgivable than other shows. Yes, it…

Avengers: Endgame Review

When tackling the cultural phenomenon of Marvel Studios, it is worth noting from the outset…

Prospect DVD Review

Christopher Caldwell and Zeek Earl’s Prospect is an ultra low budget science fiction film, the story…

Why Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Crashing deserves as much attention as Fleabag and Killing Eve

As the third child of writer-actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge, the fact that Crashing more or less crashed…