The Ins and Outs and In Agains of Pulp Fiction

Tarantino's signature dish remains one of the most curiously twisted tales in fiction - so where do we begin?

Invincible Season Two pales in comparison to the first…

...But don't let you think that stops it from being great.

Why now is the time to start watching “Doctor Who”

S.M gives a few reasons why this week's Doctor Who premiere is the right place to start, no matter how new you are to the show.

S.M’s top fifty programmes of all time (Part Two: 25-1)

Every one's a winner, babe, and that's kind of a lie, because only one show secures S.M's crown.

I Hate Post Credit Scenes

Yeah I just hate them, the credits should be the end of the movie and it pisses me off that we always have to wait through credits now for every film. This isn't an April Fool by the way, I do genuinely just hate them, I just thought today would be a good opportunity to …

Harlan Coben Returns With Fool Me Once (Spoiler Free Review)

I discovered Harlan Coben back in 2020 with the release of The Stranger (which came on my radar because of Jacob Dudman’s casting), and have been a big fan ever since. Not all of the series’ based on his novels have been hits, but some of them have been absolute thrill rides to watch, particularly …

The Christmas Films which have become traditions

S.M investigates the movies and television programmes which have become staples of our annual festive viewing itinary.

How Only Murders in the Building lost its way in season three

The mystery of who killed Ben Glenroy has been hotly debated for years, but now the killer is revealed, and S.M is far from impressed.

Re-evaluating the second season of Breaking Bad

S.M continues to reflect on each episode of the greatest show to have ever graced the face of the Earth. Overstatement much?

Playing along with the whodunnit of ‘Only Murders in the Building’ series three

S.M's episode by episode predictions to who killed Paul Rudd's character - twice! - in the Steve Martin and Martin Short murder mystery comedy.