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'The Trap' Review: A Psychological Thriller Built on Grief, Suspicion, and Revenge
The Trap has the ingredients for an absorbing mystery: a grieving protagonist, a suspected killer, a dangerous plan and a past that refuses to stay buried.

Romey Norton
2 days ago


'American Horror Story' Season 13: Episode-by-Episode Re-cap and Review
Watch this space for our weekly run-down and review of American Horror Story Season 13. Updated weekly we look at the most recent episode of the series. Don't miss this unmissable content.

Shauna Bushe
6 days ago


'Below' Review: Josh Hartnett Anchors an Entertaining Creature Feature
Below is an entertaining limited series, where the ocean is vast, the community is isolated and something very unpleasant appears to be living beneath the surface. That is more than enough to keep you watching.

Romey Norton
Oct 8


'Carrie' Review: Mike Flanagan Brings New Depth to Stephen King's Horror Classic
Even if the eight-episode format forces a few bold departures from King’s novel and De Palma’s iconic blueprint – which will divide a lot of fans – Flanagan’s Carrie is a masterclass in patient, tragic horror.

Shauna Bushe
Oct 6


'Lanterns' Season 1: Episode-by-Episode Re-cap and Review
Watch this space for our weekly run-down and review of Lanterns. Updated each week as we look at the most recent episode of the series. Don't miss this unmissable content.

Jack Ransom
Oct 6


'Coven Academy' Review: The Charmed Era is Back – With More Fangs for a Darker Generation
Despite some structural issues and pacing hiccups, Coven Academy is the perfect October binge. A thrilling, nostalgic throwback to peak supernatural television with a modern emotional pulse.

Shauna Bushe
Oct 4


'The Beekeeper 2' Trailer Brings Jason Statham Back for Another Sting
Jason Statham returns for another round of action in The Beekeeper 2, with Amazon MGM Studios unveiling the first trailer for the highly anticipated sequel ahead of its UK cinema release on January 15, 2027.

Film Focus Team
4 minutes ago


'The Lord of the Rings' 1981 BBC Radio Drama Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set: Release Date and Where to Pre-Order
Demon Music Group are proud to present the original 1981 BBC Radio full-cast dramatisation of JRR Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings in its original 26-episode format, in beautiful limited edition vinyl LP and CD box sets that are going to be a must-have item for Tolkienites this Christmas.
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'Bladez' Review: A Ridiculous and Entertaining Comedy Short
Bladez is a wonderfully silly little short that makes no apologies for its absurd premise or exaggerated humour. Dustin Muenchow has created something that feels like a throwback to a particular era of comedy, where ridiculous characters and increasingly unlikely situations were all part of the fun.

Elliot Lines
4 hours ago


'Nightborn' Review: A Visually Striking Folk Horror That Treads Familiar Ground
Nightborn is a solid slice of folk horror that boasts some superb imagery, a fantastical element that I wished was more focused upon and a go-for-broke lead performance from Seidi Haarla.

Jack Ransom
4 hours ago


How Horror Kept Cinema Alive in 2020: From Box Office Hits to Streaming Success
When cinemas closed and Hollywood's biggest blockbusters faced delays, horror found a way to thrive. From the box office success of The Invisible Man to the streaming phenomenon Host, discover how the genre defied expectations, embraced digital platforms and helped keep cinema alive in 2020.

Shauna Bushe
7 hours ago


Why Is Greta Gerwig Starting Netflix’s Narnia Franchise with 'The Magician’s Nephew'?
Greta Gerwig is taking audiences back to the beginning of Narnia with The Magician’s Nephew. But why start with the sixth published book rather than the familiar The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe? We explore the reasoning behind her decision, the debate over the books' reading order and what it could mean for the franchise's future.

Elliot Lines
22 hours ago


'Nightborn' Review: A Visually Striking Folk Horror That Treads Familiar Ground
Nightborn is a solid slice of folk horror that boasts some superb imagery, a fantastical element that I wished was more focused upon and a go-for-broke lead performance from Seidi Haarla.

Jack Ransom
4 hours ago


'Whalefall' Review: A Gripping Survival Thriller That Takes Claustrophobia to New Depths
Survival thrillers often succeed when you can't quite see the light at the end of the tunnel, and this is where Whalefall triumphs. If you thought you'd seen claustrophobic horror before, think again, Whalefall is enough to make even the tightest of spaces feel like a walk in the park.

Elliot Lines
1 day ago


'Primetime' Review: Robert Pattinson Stars in a Dark Examination of Reality TV
Primetime seeks to deconstruct the idea of whether justice being connected to entertainment can ever work. Furthermore, it asks whether what Hansen and co. did was actually a net good for the cause they were trying so vehemently to expose and battle. There is no easy answer to this, and Primetime is not interested in offering one up.

Alex Gilston
1 day ago


'Ray Gunn' Review: Brad Bird's Passion Project Is a Visual Triumph
Despite the narrative let-down, Ray Gunn is a beautiful artist-led film that sees a director bring his long time vision to the screen. Even if Ray Gunn were just for Brad Bird, it would be a complete success, but as is the case, we get the privilege of joining him for the ride.

Alex Gilston
2 days ago


'Paper Tiger' Review: A Promising Drama Undone by Its Emotional Core
Paper Tiger can’t overcome its narrative shortcomings. There’s an interesting and powerful film in there somewhere but when it revolves around a brotherly relationship that doesn’t work, everything else falls flat because of it.

Alex Gilston
2 days ago


'Elsinore' Review: Andrew Scott Shines in a Heartbreaking British Drama
A showcase for how talented Scott truly is, Elsinore is a moving film that tells an inspiring story through heart and humour, despite the clunky editing weighing it down so much that the emotion often suffers.

Becca Johnson
3 days ago


How Horror Kept Cinema Alive in 2020: From Box Office Hits to Streaming Success
When cinemas closed and Hollywood's biggest blockbusters faced delays, horror found a way to thrive. From the box office success of The Invisible Man to the streaming phenomenon Host, discover how the genre defied expectations, embraced digital platforms and helped keep cinema alive in 2020.

Shauna Bushe
7 hours ago


Why Is Greta Gerwig Starting Netflix’s Narnia Franchise with 'The Magician’s Nephew'?
Greta Gerwig is taking audiences back to the beginning of Narnia with The Magician’s Nephew. But why start with the sixth published book rather than the familiar The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe? We explore the reasoning behind her decision, the debate over the books' reading order and what it could mean for the franchise's future.

Elliot Lines
22 hours ago


Trapped With No Escape: 8 Survival Thrillers to Watch Before 'Whalefall'
With Whalefall arriving in UK cinemas, we're diving into eight of the best survival thrillers that push human endurance to its limits. From claustrophobic nightmares and deadly predators to seemingly impossible escapes, these films prove that the fight for survival makes for gripping cinema.

Elliot Lines
1 day ago


'Crystal Lake' Preview: First Impressions and Q&A with Linda Cardellini and Brad Caleb Kane
After 17 years, Friday the 13th returns with Crystal Lake, a bloody new prequel series starring Linda Cardellini as Pamela Voorhees. Following an exclusive London screening of the first two episodes, we share our first impressions and highlights from a Q&A with Cardellini and showrunner Brad Caleb Kane.

Dan Bremner
2 days ago


Weekly Box Office: 'The Social Reckoning' Stumbles as 'Other Mommy' Scares Up Success
The Social Reckoning stumbles with a disappointing box office debut, while horror newcomer Other Mommy scares up an impressive opening despite negative reviews. Elsewhere, Resident Evil continues its remarkable run, Verity suffers a sharp decline, and Forgotten Island struggles to stay afloat.

Kieran Burt
3 days ago


Celebrating 20 Years of 'The Departed': 5 Crime Thrillers Worth Watching
Loved Martin Scorsese's The Departed? From undercover cops and corrupt detectives to ruthless gangsters and dangerous double lives, discover five brilliant crime thrillers worth watching next.

Elliot Lines
Oct 8


What's Coming to HBO Max in October 2026
From acclaimed originals to blockbuster entertainment, this month’s schedule delivers plenty of reasons to refresh the watchlist. Here’s what's arriving on HBO Max UK this October.
Sep 30


What's Streaming on Netflix in October 2026
Whether you're dipping into a returning hits or discovering something new, Netflix’s October line-up offers plenty of reasons to queue up your next watch.
Sep 29


What's New on Apple TV in October 2026
Whether you’re diving into returning favourites, discovering acclaimed new series, or catching the latest star-led premieres, Apple’s streaming slate continues to balance blockbuster storytelling with bold, character-driven originals. Here’s everything arriving on Apple TV this October.
Sep 28


What's Coming to Disney Plus in October 2026
From must-watch series and family entertainment to gripping dramas, documentaries, and big-screen adventures, there’s always something new arriving to refresh your watchlist. Here’s a look at what's coming to Disney+ this October.
Sep 28


What's New to Shudder in October 2026
From chilling original films and twisted new series to beloved classics and hidden gems, head to Shudder to celebrate horror in all its blood-soaked forms. Here’s everything arriving on Shudder this October.
Sep 27


What's Streaming on Prime Video in October 2026
Whether you're searching for your next prestige drama, action-packed thriller, laugh-out-loud comedy, or family-friendly favourite, there's plenty arriving to keep subscribers entertained. Here's a complete look at what's coming to Prime Video this October.
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