With a drawn-out plot and not enough scares, The Haunting of Bly Manor leaves a bitter aftertaste to its predecessor

Sandleristas rejoice for the prodigal son has returned with his latest comedy caper, Hubie Halloween

Aaron Sorkin’s latest film, The Trial of the Chicago 7, returns to a familiar period of US history through a well-constructed courtroom drama

Beauty editor Alex Bikard is French, and did not like new TV show ‘Emily in Paris’ – Here’s why!

Vibrancy and dynamism of growing up in London leap off the screen in this coming-of-age gem, writes Jonathan Hosking

Charlie Kaufman’s I’m Thinking of Ending Things has a lot to say but doesn’t give much reason to listen, writes Tom Kuson

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy problematises the wish-fulfilment fantasy approach that Netflix have taken with their new series Hollywood

Deputy Music Editor Georgina Davidson examines the difficulties in creating, distributing and funding short films

Sports Writer Tom Reynolds discusses what the introduction of a Premier League streaming service could mean for fans

Netflix’s Sex Education has received high praise for it’s ability to break down taboo topics around sex, and other issues

Megan Oyinka discusses the nuanced and honest portrayal of parent-child relationships in Netflix’s groundbreaking series “Sex Education”

The new Netflix series hosted by Alexa Chung and Tan France will see budding designers take part in challenges to win $250,000 donated by Net-A-Porter

The snubbing female artists and stories cannot be blamed on a lack of talent but reflects serious problems within awards bodies

David N Rose reviews the ‘gorgeous’ Abstract: The Art of Design series on Netflix

Every aspect of Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman works perfectly together to create one of the decade’s seminal films, writes James McCafferty

Steven Soderbergh’s stylish direction combines with a characteristic standout performance from Meryl Streep in Netflix’s The Laundromat

Will Robinson reviews Netflix’s aptly named Love, Death & Robots, the latest take on the growingly popular anthology-style of television.

Call My Agent is quietly one of the most outstanding shows on Netflix

Lily Rosenberg writes about what she sees as a binging culture among students. From Netflix to booze to uni work, our concepts of time have been warped by a constant over-indulgence on everything, whether we enjoy it or not.

This year at the BAFTAS is about whether Netflix is going to win its battle with movie theatres, writes contributor Adrian Kanyoli