Eliza Janssen

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on BINGE this month.

Who set the fires? Who is Riri Williams? Who wins Squid Game? This month’s streaming lineup has all the answers.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

New college sitcom arrives on a deserved wave of hype – and a Charli XCX co-sign.

Even a lover of bad movies can only be so forgiving.

Alexander Skarsgård is Murderbot: Nicole Kidman wears a wig: Stanley Tucci eats pasta. It’s going to be great.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Brilliantly characterised and scripted series is anything but hacky – only getting better with each instalment.

Andor and The Last of Us return, plus Michelle Williams reduces us all to tears: this month means business.

Neon continues to bring in a convoy of quality shows and films. See our handpicked highlights below followed by the full release schedule. See also * The best movies to watch on Neon * All new streaming movies & series Top picks: TV Happy Valley: Seasons 1-3 (April 10) There’s always been a fine line […]

Coal might offer more Christmas cheer than this legendarily shonky TV movie, featuring a slumming voice cast.

Keep it short and sweet this month with a fascinating miniseries, or the final, fabulous season of Gemstones.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

With harder stuff than other coming-of-age queer series, Invisible Boys really goes there…

Made in Melbourne with a tragically underbaked villain role for Aaliyah, this Interview with the Vampire sequel reeks of 2000s.

White Lotus, Yellowjackets, and Reacher return: plus plenty more brand-new stuff to help you stream the month away.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Stan this month.

Three of the best incoming TV series and three top film titles, all brand new to NEON this month.

Our epic guide to the biggest and best movies arriving on screens this year.

Unstoppable is every bit as worthwhile as Michael Mann, who picked it as his favourite film of 2024, suggests.

Urine, vomit and family values go flying in this insanely mean-spirited film. It’s too puerile for adults and too evil for kids.