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.

Did I have Helen Mirren being fictionally killed off on my Christmas bingo card? No – but I'm so glad she agreed to star in new Netflix movie Goodbye June.

Going up against the Taylor Sheridanverse is a bold move, even for Netflix. But while the new western The Abandons is solid, it pales in comparison.

I can’t believe I’m impressed by a Netflix Christmas movie, but My Secret Santa is the best of the year.

I'm not exactly sure how to process what I watched in Spartacus: House of Ashur, and that's hardly a compliment.

Cynthia Erivo delivers one of the best movie-musical numbers of all time in Wicked: For Good, and I felt like I was defying gravity while watching.

Sometimes, being terrible isn't a bad thing, as new Netflix Christmas movie A Merry Little Ex-mas proves.

New French-language series The Seduction is HBO Max's latest offering, and I'm still blushing from all the sex and scandal.

Is Squid Game: The Challenge season 2 just as good the second time around? In a word, no... and it's truly failing on all fronts.

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.

IT: Welcome to Derry is an entertaining prequel to Stephen King's iconic story and there's plenty for fans to enjoy.

It may not hit every note perfectly, but Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is an honest, heavy, and deeply human look at Bruce Springsteen during arguably one of his darkest periods, one that still showcases the music-making process – read on for our full review.

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

Don't miss Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein while it's in theaters, you'll want to see it on the big screen.

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.