Katie Parker

From Zoolander’s roommate to Eric Northman to… The Northman.

Got limited time? It takes long enough to pick a movie, let alone watch one – so we’re here to help.

This isn’t a mere rehashing of what we already know; it’s something more thoughtful and fascinating.

Our freshly updated guide to the best sinister, supernatural, or simply shocking Netflix horror.

Stylish, entertaining and thoughtfully subversive, Kimi is a standout for the notoriously prolific Soderbergh.

An incredibly sweet Oscar-worthy film? Or one deserving of harsh assessments?

What’s the catch with an affordable, tech-savvy dream house? Lots of weird rules – and worse.

The killer always comes back. It’s in the rules.

Modern adolescence has gained yet another element of existential dread that didn’t exist for the teens of The O.C.

Criminally overshadowed by Fleabag, two seasons of Aisling Bea’s superb comedy come to Neon.

Yellowjackets has one of the most gripping and brutal TV pilots (no pun intended) of the year.

It’s part gritty immigration drama, part hackneyed haunted house horror.

Go into The Voyeurs blind—this is something that needs to be seen to be believed.

The three’s intimacy emerges organically, authentically and, most importantly, believably.

New Netflix show is satisfyingly bingeable and crazily convoluted.

A new British series on Neon proves twisty, pulpy and slyly suspenseful.

“Not everything has to be a blockbuster sensation or a searing political critique.”

Kiwi drama turns its attention to the sad consequences of current media hot topics.

For all its flaws, new Netflix horror is still enjoyably irreverent and gleefully gory.

A shift to near-future London explores VR, simulation and AI.

“In an incredibly competitive TV landscape, it is a bold and audacious entry.”