In the end, Outgunned is not a film that attempts to reinvent the action genre. It functions as a straightforward, violent, and unrelenting survival thriller that delivers exactly what the trailer promises.

Wordbreaker is a film of "almosts." It is almost a profound meditation on parenting at the end of time; it is almost a gripping creature feature. By attempting to be a "less is more" character study within a "more is more" sci-fi setting, it ends up feeling incomplete.

War Machine is a triumph of grit and futuristic horror. While the plot follows a familiar survival trajectory, it is elevated by its commitment to character building and its grounded military material.

Vladimir is clever without being smug, provocative without resorting to cheap tricks. Rachel Weisz anchors the series with a performance that invites us to laugh, wince and worry in equal measure.

March on Netflix brings a wide-ranging mix of ambitious originals, returning fan favourites, and a handful of familiar films making their way back into the spotlight. Discover what to watch on Netflix this March.

A triumphant, velvet-drenched reminder that when it comes to the art of the period drama, Bridgerton still wears the crown.

From a reimagined origin story of literature’s greatest detective to the long-awaited return of one of animation’s most explosive superheroes, March on Prime Video delivers a diverse slate guaranteed to keep your queue busy.

The Bluff is a competently made pirate action-thriller that lands as you would expect for a better streaming original but there is very little here to make it stand out as anything more than a fun, and instantly forgotten watch.

March on Shudder turns up the dread and shines a spotlight on horror’s past, present, and blood-soaked future. Find out what's coming to Shudder this March.

STUDIOCANAL Presents delivers another richly curated selection this March, celebrating cinematic visionaries, timeless classics and gripping small-screen drama.

March is bringing a serious mix of chaos, comedy, crime and cinema to Sky and NOW, with a slate that spans live sketch shows, long-awaited returns, star-studded dramas and explosive big-screen sequels.

Disney+’s February line-up blends political drama, family-friendly nostalgia, and high-stakes adventure. Whether you’re settling in for a thoughtful new film, revisiting beloved characters, or catching up on the latest seasons of must-watch series, Disney+ has a strong mix of releases to keep your watchlist busy this coming month.

From claustrophobic games of control to chilling historical insight, Shudder’s February slate delivers plenty for horror fans looking to dig a little deeper into the genre’s darker corners.