Slow Horses Season 6 Review: The Body Count Just Went Up
Filmoria Review Official key art © Apple TV+, via TheTVDB. TL;DR: Slough House’s rejects are getting picked off one...
Top 10 TV Shows Based on Books
In recent years, we’ve seen an explosion of book-to-TV adaptations, with many of our favorite novels being brought to...
Black Panther Wakanda Forever worldwide DisneyPlus streaming on Feb 1
On February 1 this year, Marvel Studios’ Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, makes its worldwide streaming debut on Disney+ as...
The Best Star Wars Rebels Characters

Ahead of Rogue One, we take a look at the best characters from narrative next door neighbours Star Wars Rebels!

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Chamber of Horrors: Why Are Horror Movies So Popular?
It’s a question that’s been asked a thousand times over.  Why are horror movies so popular?  The Filmoria Chamber of Horrors is now open to the discussion. Read more
Iron Fist Cast Announced For London Film And Comic Con
Three guests from Marvel’s upcoming Netflix series Iron Fist have been announced for next year’s London Film and Comic Con. Showmasters have got in early to add Finn Jones, Jessica Henwick and Tom Pelphrey to their event, taking place on 28th-30th July 2017 at the Olympia.  Jones and Henwick, who... Read more
Westworld Season 1 Review
When a television show is dubbed as ‘the new Game of Thrones‘ then it’s very clear that there will be a heavy level of expectation immediately planted on its shoulders from the offset – Westworld had that very label. The latest show from HBO that presented a spanning catalogue... Read more
Netflix Renews Luke Cage For A Second Season
It may not be for some time, but it is official – Marvel’s Luke Cage is returning for a second season on Netflix! The Netflix/Marvel Television Universe (can we call it that?) has enjoyed much success since launch series – Daredevil, aired in April 2015. Further on, the thematically... Read more
Jason Momoa’s Frontier Gets Netflix Release Date
Jason Momoa’s Frontier, a six-episode period drama, has had its Netflix release date confirmed. The show, created by Rob and Peter Blackie, is about the violent struggle between vying factions in the 1700s Canadian fur trade. It will be launched on Netflix on 20th January 2017. Alongside Momoa, Frontier also... Read more
Halloween Horror Special By Derren Brown
Derren Brown is presenting Halloween Horror Special on Channel 4, Mon 31 Oct, 11pm, interesting fact is that three unsuspecting members of the public get a horror experience like no other. The special episode is produced by Matt Crook Productions. The story is Inspired by classics such as Hammer House and Tales... Read more
Adam Curtis releases HyperNormalisation
BAFTA award-winning documentary filmmaker Adam Curtis has released the trailer for his latest film, HyperNormalisation, which is due for release at 9pm on Sunday 16th on BBC iPlayer. HyperNormalisation explores the way the world is perceived around us, and how humanity struggles to understand how we ended up where... Read more
5 Books That Would Be Perfect for the Small Screen
Books may seem to be a obvious starting point for a television series these days – after the enormous success of Game of Thrones, snapping up the latest best-seller to become a series seems a clear move. Here are some of the titles we think would make the next... Read more
Review: Mr Robot Season 2 Premiere
Mr Robot has existed at the forefront of its medium from its very first episode. The USA Network, somehow gaining an inherent understanding of television’s relationship with the internet overnight, released the first episode of its risky new drama online a month before its broadcast on television – and... Read more

OTT News & Reviews: Frequently Asked Questions

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