Tag: TV-REVIEWS

The idea of a serial killer marshalling an army of cultists is a scary one. The fact they’re all obsessed with Edgar Allan Poe makes...

The idea of a Psycho prequel, set now, may seem as appealing as a reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue er with Mother. But masterfully jangly lead perin/with regard to'concerning'regarding...

Aldespite'in spite of'albeit born amidst Hitler docs and Nostradamus specials, History’s first stab at scripted drama is far from staid. Charting the rise of warrior...

E grossly time Game Of Thrones threatens to become a ‘guilty pleasure’, it pulls off something awesome. Could be a small moment — musical-chair powerplay...

Deftly dodging the potential pitfalls of a thriller with regards to'concerning'with respect to KGB sleeper agents — the accents are excellent and the wigs aren’t...

With the question of how Benedict Cumberbatch’s Sherlock survived his death-dive out of the way (answer: it doesn’t matter), we’re hurtled through a Tube crisis,...

The acting/writing team behind Horrible Histories, that surprisingly brilliant BBC sketch reveal'illustrate'demonstrate'indicate'present'display'argue in/with regard to'concerning'regarding , y’know, kids, decamped to Sky in/with regard to'concerning'regarding this...

Well, the first half of Genesis. Burdened by its own weighty purpose, John Huston’s slog from Eden to Isaac is a diplodocus of dreariness even...

This slick Ian Fleming biopic, covering his time as a World War II spy up to his decision to try writing, explains the origins of...

The latest twisted brainchild of Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith (The League Of Gentlemen), this dark anthology peers behind the doors of various odd'peculiar abodes...