Eliza Janssen

“There’s a 100% chance that we’re all going to die!” And even President Meryl Streep isn’t interested in doing anything about it.

The game is on—namely, PlayStation’s best-selling adventure franchise that’s taken ages to swashbuckle onto the big screen.

Netflix continues its streak of terrific Spanish-language programming with this woozy feature from director Claudia Llosa.

Rebecca Hall’s complex tale of colour and sisterhood is based on a 1929 novella by Nella Larsen.

Fans who’ve never missed an MCU movie should hit the cinema for this epic ensemble.

A new Starfleet crew explores a vibrant, CG-animated galaxy in this Paramount+ series…but UK Trekkies will have to wait for it.

Adorable Jojo Rabbit star Archie Yates has to protect his family home from a pair of married Bandits.

Michael C Hall is back, ten years after the unpopular conclusion of the original Dexter series.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s sugary rom-com is especially tasty in the wake of social distancing and a culture obsessed with nostalgia.

Jared Leto sinks his fangs into the crowded hero genre this January—will Tom Hardy’s Venom come out to play, too?

Ambos, Lambos, brotherhood, one hell of a bank heist, and—what else?—explosions.

Christmas starts early for Netflix subscribers, with a new Aardman feature and 5 “series that sleigh”.

Murder, kidnapping, and corruption come to light in the streaming service’s most fascinating true titles.

Your guide to everything landing on Amazon Prime this month.

Sion Sono’s English-language debut, plus the ferocious power of Nicolas Cage. At the very least, it won’t be boring.

The Aussie actor is staying positive, despite COVID measures on set and the turbulent future of her beloved YA character Tessa.

New episodes of the Roy family saga are finally being released: let the F-bombs fly.