De Gaulle: Liberté is the second of this two-part saga – after …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of DE GAULLE: LIBERTÉ
De Gaulle: Liberté is the second of this two-part saga – after De Gaulle: Resistance – picking up not too long after the first film ended, first taking the story on to 1943 Libya, where …
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New Films and TV Shows on all UK Channels and Streaming Services (September to October 2026)
New Films and TV Shows on all UK Channels and Streaming Services from now until the end of time! In each case for a series, the date given will be for the first episode. Some …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of A DIFFERENT WORLD (2026) on NETFLIX!
A Different World (2026) reboots Lisa Bonet’s sitcom, which spawned from The Cosby Show, back from when Bill Cosby was still popular and not… well, everyone knows that story. I’d forgotten about any other characters …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of RUNNER!
Runner centers around former army chap and ex-alcoholic Hank Malone (Alan Ritchson – Reacher). The title should surely be Courier, since that’s his job, as he’s currently transporting a human organ from A to B, …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of RESIDENT EVIL (2026)!
Resident Evil (2026) reboots the videogame-as-movie franchise, after six hugely successful films from Milla Jovovich and Paul WS Anderson – most of which I’ve seen, and I particularly loved the last two in 3D, including …
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Croupier Is the Only Casino Film That Is Actually About Work
Croupier Is the Only Casino Film That Is Actually About Work Every film in this genre picks the same character. The gambler. The man with the system, the debt, the streak, the last hand. We …
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The Celebrity Traitors Series 2 Cast Q&As!
The Celebrity Traitors Series 2 comes to BBC1 on Thursday October 1st at 8pm. Hidden amongst the group are The Traitors whose task is simple: under the cover of darkness, they must pick off their …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE BLAME on ITV!
The Blame centres around an investigation into police corruption, following the case of 16-year-old Sophie Madsen (Matilda Freeman – Passenger (2024)) having gone missing, btu the cops then find her body in the woods, so …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE WAR GAME on SKY ONE!
The War Game expands on Sky News’ podcast from last year, placing Michael Gove as the Prime Minster – HA! He wishes!
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of WISDOM OF THE CROWD on BBC1!
Wisdom Of The Crowd shows that BBC1 has a Casualty-shaped hole in their schedules, and after an overlong and complex introduction as to how the title came about – which I won’t bore you with …
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