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Ginger Snaps Trilogy Second Sight Blu-ray Review

There is a moment in Ginger Snaps, John Fawcett's 2000 Canadian werewolf film, when Ginger Fitzgerald, mid-transformation, examines herself in the bathroom mirror, somewhere between horror and fascination. It is the film in miniature. The body is changing, and the change is irreversible, and somewhere in that fact is both the terror and the

Ellis Series 2 Review

The British detective drama has a comfort food problem. Familiar ingredients, familiar rhythms, a damaged investigator in a grey/black/ coat standing in the rain outside a crime scene. Ellis, from the beginning, has been something different, and while the coat might be familiar, Series 2 confirms that the first run

Growing Pains: The Horror Films That Actually Get Being a Teenager Right

There is no genre more honest about adolescence than horror. Not drama, not comedy, not the well-meaning coming-of-age film where someone learns something and a record plays. Horror. Because horror understands that growing up is not a gentle process. It is loud and messy and frequently unsettling, it happens to

Ginger Snaps Trilogy Gets Second Sight Release

Ginger Snaps is a landmark in feminist horror. If you know, you know. If you don't, congratulations, you're in for a blood soaked treat. John Fawcett's cult classic is finally getting the Blu-ray treatment it deserves, as The Ginger Snaps Trilogy Standard Edition Blu-ray arrives on 25 May 2026 from Second Sight Films.

Harry Wild Series 4 Review

There is a particular kind of television comfort that has nothing to do with being easy. Harry Wild has always understood this. It is warm without being soft, funny without being frivolous, and just sharp enough to keep you honest. Series 4, arriving on DVD and digital on 27 April

The Machine is Learning: AI in Hollywood and Why Nobody Knows What to Do About It

It started as a joke. Not literally, but close enough. The early attempts at AI-generated imagery in film and television arrived with all the grace of a drunk uncle at a wedding, lightly unnerving, a bit creepy, and very easy to dismiss. The uncanny valley was more of an uncanny

Hidden Assets: The Best Crime Drama You Haven’t Watched Yet Returns for Series 3

I'll be honest with you: before a few weeks ago, I had never watched a single episode of Hidden Assets. The Irish crime drama had been quietly doing its thing on BBC Four for two series, picking up four-star reviews and devoted fans, and I had completely missed it. Then the trailer