Sky is retiring its iconic Sky One channel to make way for Sky Showcase and Sky Max, two new services launching in September.  

Amazon Music and Twitch apps will bring 75 million songs and thousands of live streaming channels to owners of a range of Toshiba TVs.  

Buried amidst a plethora of distinctly middling fare, Sky does have a few hidden gems, like this unbearably tense indie survivalist horror thriller.  

After a near perfect career run, Casey Affleck struggles to keep his head afloat in this jarring blend of thoughtful relationship woes and Cape Fear psycho thrills.  

M. Night Shyamalan's latest B-Movie romp is at its best when it leans into the schlock... which is unfortunately not quite often enough.  

An unexpectedly eventful ride, Netflix's Vampire-on-a-Plane horror-thriller has got a surprisingly decent bite to it.  

Tanya "Hysteria" Wexler's latest project is a tonally incompetent excuse for Kate Beckinsale to flaunt her new hair whilst dreaming up increasingly imaginative ways to hurt people.  

Metaphoring grief into supernatural horror, writer/director Jennifer Kent's The Babadook is a stunning debut that exquisitely transcends the genre.  

Less a Ritchie film that happens to star Statham and more a Statham flick which happens to have been directed by Ritchie, Wrath of Man comes up short against its Heat / The Town peers but is an otherwise solid enough little crime thriller.  

The last true epic of one of cinema’s greats, Akira Kurasawa’s reimagining of The Bard’s King Lear, is a beautiful, elegant but slightly unevenly paced tale of opposites, but does it make for a worthy 4K upgrade?  

Alexander Dreymon’s beard goes from cool Viking guy to dirt-bag sleaze-boy with a simple change of shirt and Keith David refuses to do simple stunts like exiting a plane in Amazon’s latest whatever-the-hell-this-is.  

UPDATED 27-Jul-2021- Disney+: Marvel launches its first Disney+ animated series, Prime Video takes us on an intimate journey with Val Kilmer and there are some returning favourites on Apple TV+.  

A pleasing genre blend of romantic drama and Hong Kong police actioner from Hong Kong action legend Ringo Lam, fronted by a hugely likeable Chow Yun Fat.  

Kevin Costner's 1989 sports fantasy drama is arguably the only movie about baseball that isn't about baseball, somehow weaving dreamy gold out of what could have easily been an impossibly sappy, misguided, and ill-advised blend of genres.  

UPDATED to cover the entire series, there are MILD SPOILERS: The first episode of Marvel’s latest spin-off TV show remains a little LOW KEY but knows how to pull the stops out when it needs to.  

Once again Codemasters delivers an excellent racing experience, even if this isn’t quite the new-gen leap forward we’d all been hoping for.  

This month we watch the new MCU entry, Black Widow and discuss how we're feeling about the continued dominance of comics at the box office. We also find out your opinions on the best and worst superhero movies. PLUS a podcast exclusive competition.  

Technics is settling back nicely into the present day Hi-Fi market but the SU-R1000 is here to demonstrate that the company still has some bold ideas. Do they work in practice?  

The effortlessly cool, Almost Famous, comes to 4K Blu-ray with a native 4K image to make you drool.  

UPDATED: 26-Jul-2021: Sports fans have been treated to an almost normal summer of tournaments and fixtures with Wimbledon, the postponed Euro 2020 and the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. However, for those less athletically inclined, what can Netflix offer as alternative viewing for August?  

Rian Johnson's 2012 breakthrough hit was a clever little sci-fi action thriller which also marked the last time Bruce Willis visibly gave a damn, earning itself a strong 4K release.