Explore Reviews

A fun mechanic mashup with some great humour and an entertaining story mode, but not a huge amount of tactical substance.

Beautifully filmed, brilliantly packaged, and utterly depressing – despite all the unique, novel, or never-before-seen behaviour. A great series; a harrowing message.

A brilliant, dark, and horrifying retelling of the real-world killings of tourists along the hippie trails in the '70s. Expertly crafted, brilliantly performed, and utterly riveting.

An enthralling and enjoyable glimpse into a past that feels depressingly modern, for all the wrong reasons, held together by an exceptional cast.

A decent attempt at satirising 2020 via the medium of mockumentary, with a stellar cast but lacklustre writing and little original to say.

Toe-tapping hilarity in one of the finest teen comedies for years, with a great cast and competent enough central plot.

A decent sequel that builds out the shared mythology of the Trolls whilst doubling-down on the musical core of the first film.

A fun, pop-filled romp through a child's sugar-infused fever dream with a surprising amount of originality to the world and creature designs.

At times horrifying, at times mesmerising. A bit of a mess, but nowhere near as bad as it has been built up to be, with some decent performances and at least a bit of the soul of the stage show left intact.

A whimsical dive into the wider Moomin universe, though a bit too threadbare and bizarre for anyone but kids to really enjoy.

A wonderfully inventive concept pulled off thanks to some great humour, excellent observationally storytelling, and a fantastic cast. The sequel feels a little more self-indulgent, but the first season is an instant classic.

A fantastical romp through the imagination of a man whose life seems set to conspire against him, all set in true Victoriana. Combine with an exceptional cast and some clever dialogue and the result is delightful.