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Carrie Review: 11 Things That Decide Mike Flanagan’s Prime Video Stephen King Series
Carrie review: Summer H. Howell and Samantha Sloyan are superb and the social media update bites, but Mike Flanagan's...
The Altruists: 12 Things to Know Before Netflix’s FTX Drama Arrives on 19 November
The Altruists, Netflix's eight-episode FTX drama starring Anthony Boyle as Sam Bankman-Fried and Julia Garner as Caroline Ellison, arrives...
Carrie Season 2 Confirmed: 11 Things to Know as Prime Video Renews Mike Flanagan’s Stephen King Hit
Prime Video renewed Mike Flanagan's Carrie for Season 2 on 22 October 2026, after the eight-episode Stephen King series...
Katie Cassidy Set For Recurring Role In Arrow Season 6
It came as somewhat of a shock when Laurel Lance (Katie Cassidy) was killed by villain Damien Darhk a good season again now. Having played one of the most pivotal characters in Oliver Queen’s life, some argued that it was a risk move in doing so but ultimately this... Read more
Check Out Felicity Smoak’s Awesome Superhero Get-Up
If there was one character from the Arrowverse who we’ve been screaming out to get her own costume and possibly full-blown hero alter-ego it has to be Emily Bett Rickards’ Felicity Smoak. While she does go under the guise of Overwatch in Arrow, we’ve yet to see Felicity turn... Read more
Arrow Season 5 Episode 17 – “Kapiushon” Review
Arrow manages to continue their recent form in a flashback heavy episode. The second half of Season 5 of Arrow has shifted into a very dark and heavy centric-theme exploring the motivations and histories of the characters. Kapiushon manages to tackle the largest motive for Oliver’s lust to kill, albeit he has... Read more
Marvel’s Iron Fist: Season One Review
Netflix and Marvel introduce us to Danny Rand aka Iron Fist, the final Defender ahead of the team-up series later this year. With its casting backlash and some misguided quotes on the press tour, Iron Fist faced an uphill battle to win some people over. Judging by the initial... Read more
Filmoria’s Favourite Childhood Shows

To celebrate the UK release of Power Rangers, some of the Filmoria gang reflect on their favourite childhood television shows!

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Dave Chappelle Netflix Specials Collection 1 (2017) Review
It’s been a decade since Dave Chappelle was last seen on the comedy circuit and doing what he does best. After turning down a lucrative offer to continue the trail-blazing television treat that was The Chappelle Show, the comedian took to a life away from the limelight and it... Read more
The Flash Season 3 Episode 17 – “Duet” Review

The Flash belts out a classic with the fantastic musical episode “Duet”. Here’s our full review!

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Spring Breakers TV Series Is In The Works

Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers – a woozy exploration of teenage hedonism – is set for a small screen adaptation.

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March’s TV Pick Of The Month: 13 Reasons Why

With its potent, and indeed important, subject matter, here’s why Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why is our TV Pick of the Month for March.

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Arrow Season 5 Episode 16 – “Checkmate” Review
Oliver has been playing checkers this whole time while Prometheus has been playing chess. Always 10 steps ahead, Oliver confronts Adrian Chase for the first time after last week’s big reveal that Prometheus and Chase are one and the same. No matter how hard Oliver tries, Adrian knows exactly what... Read more
Eurocinema Launches On Sky TV Offering Award-Winning European Cinema
Eurocinema, an already popular channel within the US and Canada is set to make its bow in the UK as it reaches Sky TV. Offering the very best in award-winning European cinema, Eurocinema will be showcased on Sky channel 212, currently the home of Showcasetv. These specific movies, along... Read more
The Flash Season 3 Episode 16 – “Into The Speed Force” Review
Following last week’s reversal of realms for Savitar and Wally, it took a bold decision for Barry Allen this week to finally look to overcome his obstacles and open his eyes to the threat that the speed god posed on the road forward. With the team reeling from the... Read more

OTT News & Reviews: Frequently Asked Questions

What does Filmoria’s OTT section cover?

This section brings together all of Filmoria’s streaming coverage in one place — news on new seasons and premieres, reviews of shows as they air, and features on the platforms themselves, from Netflix and Prime Video to Disney+, Apple TV+ and the UK’s own broadcaster streaming services.

What counts as “OTT” content?

OTT (over-the-top) simply means anything delivered by streaming rather than broadcast TV or cinema — so this includes streaming-exclusive series, straight-to-streaming films, and shows that have moved from broadcast TV onto a streaming platform.

How often is this page updated?

New articles are added as stories break and as new episodes or seasons land, so it’s worth checking back regularly or browsing older coverage using the pagination above.

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We cover the major UK platforms — Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX and Channel 4 — along with other services when they release something worth covering.

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