While I've lost hope with Marshals: A Yellowstone Story, new standalone series The Madison has taken Taylor Sheridan back to Landman levels of glory.

Virgin River season 7 is the steamiest in hit Netflix show’s history — but frustratingly, it’s not a patch on the whirlwind wedding wildness of season 6.

Peaky Blinders originally ended with a bang — now new Netflix movie The Immortal Man has given it the Game of Thrones curse.

Vladimir is my new Netflix show obsession — and it makes lust, yearning and foolhardy desire more excruciating than ever.

Young Sherlock on Prime Video proves it’s still possible to reinvent an old classic — or that you need Guy Ritchie to make it unforgettable.

Paradise season 2 on Hulu and Disney+ has bigger twists, turns and emotions than season 1 — and it’s the most invested you’ll be in a TV show in years.

How to Get to Heaven from Belfast has all the Derry Girls Easter eggs you could possibly want, only its Irish charm comes with a dark side.

I wanted to love Emerald Fennell’s "Wuthering Heights" just to spite everybody who hates it – but even a hunky Jacob Elordi can’t convince me that it’s good.

Someone call Sabrina Carpenter — Benedict is the ultimate manchild in Bridgerton season 4 part 1, but keep watching for another surprise romance.

AI is taking over the world, but what if it swallowed the entire legal system too? Chris Pratt finds out in Mercy, but watching this film is more punishment than any generated court could dole out.

Where do I even start with reviewing The Beauty? It's the bargain bin version we knew we didn't need, with absolutely nothing original to say.

I’ve never wanted to work in finance less after watching new Prime Video thriller Steal — but after this traumatic binge, I can probably add trade processing to my CV.

As a former Agatha Christie-obsessed teenager, it breaks my heart to report that Seven Dials on Netflix is a criminal adaptation of a master at work.

I've been counting down the days until the return of hit HBO Max show The Pitt season 2, and I'm pleased so say I wasn't disappointed – and you won't be either.

After 10 years of waiting patiently, The Night Manager season 2 is back... and boy does it defy all expectations.

I'm still reeling after watching Harlan Coben's Run Away, which is clearly the most fun you can have on New Year's Day without moving a muscle.

Emily in Paris season 5 is proof that the concept doesn't work in another city – and Marcello might just be Emily's worst boyfriend yet.

If you like your movies far-fetched, foolish and completely frivolous, look no further than The Housemaid. But good, it is not.

I'm tired of pretending films like Avatar: Fire and Ash are interesting just because their visual craft is impeccable... and we've seen this particular film before.

Forget everything you know about the history, the play and the movie – Sky's interpretation of Amadeus will make you see the story with fresh eyes.