It's difficult to make a tale as old as time feel new, but Amazon's MGM+ has done it with Robin Hood – although it's not always PG.

The Witcher season 4 is merely a warm-up act for season 5, and Netflix keeps Liam Hemsworth mostly under wraps.

Is Harlan Coben's Lazarus the author's best TV series? No, but it is the most unique.

Hedda is more than the original play or a Saltburn wannabe, and Nia DaCosta's craft makes all the difference

I'm still thinking about new Netflix movie Train Dreams, and that's the biggest compliment you can give a film.

Noah Baumbach thinly disguises an ode to George Clooney's life in Jay Kelly, and it's one of the most moving films I've seen all year.

Ballad of a Small Player is the new Netflix movie from Conclave director Edward Berger.

Roofman tells the story of a real-life unhinged prison escape, but doesn't consistently deliver tension throughout.

I still can't believe I've already seen Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery before it's released on Netflix. My verdict? It didn't let me down.

Mae Martin's new Netflix series Wayward brings the troubled teen cult lore we've always wanted, and transforms it into unmissable TV.

Only Murders in the Building season 5 might be the best installment of the series to date, and that's no mean feat.

New Prime Video thriller The Girlfriend has enough sex and scandal for a lifetime, but does it always land?

My Life with the Walter Boys returns with season 2, and it's a far cry from original Netflix shows like Virgin River.

The new Netflix series Hostage follows a fictional British Prime Minister's husband being abducted, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Vanessa Kirby only has one night to raise $25,000 to keep her family home in the new Netflix movie Night Always Comes, but that isn’t always as heartstopping as you might think.

Bob Odenkirk as an oddball hitman is definitely still a cool concept, but if there was any comedy in the room with us during Nobody 2, I didn’t see it.

Don’t wanna grow up, I wanna get out… to see Freakier Friday all over again. It was never going to be a cinematic masterpiece, but it’s a 2000s girl’s dream come true.

We clearly all miss Girls, but Lena Dunham’s new Netflix show Too Much goes above and beyond the messiness of New York living.

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