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Tony NcNamara—creator of the Oscar-winning The Favourite (dir. Yorgos Lanthimos, 2018)—brings us yet another titillating

Part 1: Trouble Don’t Always Last Following the glitter and glamour of Sam Levinson’s drama

Loosely based on the 1990 novel by Elmore Leonard, Chris O’Dowd stars as the gangster-turn-movie-producer

I Know This Much is True is the stunning new drama from HBO, starring Mark

Al Pacino as the leader of a Jewish Nazi-hunter gang in the 70s is not

Your initial reaction to BBC announcing their new A Christmas Carol adaptation may be along

A short-but-sweet three-part series that puts a twist on everyday crime drama, Criminal: UK is

A British black comedy with a heart of gold, Brassic is as a delightfully funny

If you thought US teen dramas 13 Reasons Why and Riverdale were dark, Euphoria takes

The new Netflix series After Life is essentially a Ricky Gervais stand-up in the form

Netflix can’t get enough of stand-up comedy – given their market research capabilities, what that

Amy Adams dazzles in this unpredictable, gripping and oftentimes heart-wrenching TV adaption that expertly manipulates the visual tools dispensable to Vallee as filmmaker. A clear direction and tone are established, with both jaw-dropping plot-twists and more subtle revelations that keep you on the edge of your seat.

Amazon first Pilot season of 2015 kicks off as they try and decide what will

We saw Glee return to our screens with a brand new series and we’re treat