Adapting Pierre Christin and Jean-Claude Mezieres’ Valerian and Laureline graphic novel universe would be a mammoth enough task for a television series, let alone a [...]

Noah Baumbach’s first film for Netflix has a loose, ambient, improvised quality that brings it closer than The Squid and the Whale and Margot at the Wedding than anything [...]

One of the most unusual and mercurial comedies of 2017, The Little Hours initially sounds pretty straightforward on paper – a trio of fourteenth-century nuns, played by [...]

While semi-serialised and anthology formats have become commonplace in contemporary television, they haven’t lent themselves to film franchises to quite the same extent. [...]

John Krasinski’s first film as a director is an eerie survivalist drama, set in a near future in which the arrival of some predatory species has almost decimated the human [...]

With Lifetime revisiting its back catalogue with increasing irony over the last couple of years, Netflix has started to take on the role of B-horror channel, resulting in a [...]

There’s an audacious comic vision at the heart of The Death of Stalin, Armando Iannucci’s first real feature film, which deals with the days and weeks following the [...]

While side queer characters have almost become par for the course in teen dramas, it’s taken until 2018 for a major Hollywood studio to release a teen queer romance. That [...]

Over the last few years there has been something of a renewal of science fiction, but science fiction of a very particular and distinctive kind. In films like Arrival, Ex [...]