Chilling Netflix documentary Amanda Knox exhibits the blatant persecution of women who have sex

Stranger Things signals a change in the way television is viewed and received

Making a Murderer is a unique series that succeeds both as a thought-provoking documentary and as a gripping and entertaining ‘crime’ story

Rowan Jenner charts the evolution of “Netflix and chill” from innocent beginnings to misleading euphemism

Master of None’s sharp comedy and cinematic style make it another stellar entry to the Netflix originals canon

Who knows, maybe in a couple of years, people will go on about how “cool” VHS films are, just like with film cameras and typewriters today. But right now, unfortunately not everyone currently agrees

This Netflix documentary follows ex-Stones guitar player Keith Richards through a tour of his blues influences around America

Narcos is the essential drug lord drama to watch in the post-Breaking Bad TV age

Sarah Wolff gives us another show to add to our Netflix lists

Leanne Charlotte explores the importance of primetime television in portraying health issues to aid the public’s understanding of stigmatised illnesses

Ben Sutton encourages you to catch up with the wickedly entertaining British sitcom The Thick of It

Molly Allen considers the impact of TV on our expectations (no, just because you’re not living in a penthouse doesn’t mean that your life’s a failure)

James Moules explains why catching up with the hit show American Horror Story would be well worth your while

What does TV’s newest policitcal outing have to tell us about power dressing, asks Ben Brown.

Mark McGrath looks at why directors are leaving Hollywood behind