Review

A man dressed in all black and a woman wearing a white lab coat and goggles on her head sat on a park bench facing each other and smiling.

Alex BerryThe Love Hypothesis spoiler review: Prime Video romcom misses chance to make important point ★★★☆☆

Salman Rushdie writes in a book while sat on a chair wearing glasses with one side covered in Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie

Jeremy AspinallKnife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie review – A clarion call for love to overcome hate ★★★★★

4 police officers in uniform pressed up alongside a brick wall all looking around the corner.

David BrownBlue Lights season 4 review: Another explosive run of this BBC drama ★★★☆☆

Composite image. On the background is a pile of stacked books. There is a red book cover of Mestra by Madeline Miller. On the right is a green bookmark which reads Radio Times Book Club sponsored by Dr Oetker Ristorante.

Helen DalyMestra review: A brief but rewarding retelling of this lesser-known Greek myth ★★★★★

Belle LawMinecraft Dungeons II review: Looks lovely, feels lacklustre ★★☆☆☆

Dominic West as Morgan Henderson in War, buttoning up his dark suit and walking outdoors with cars and a tree in the background.

Gareth McLeanWar review: Dominic West and Sienna Miller lead best British legal drama in years ★★★★☆

Jessica Lange in American Horror Story: 13, wearing black and looking shocked.

Louise GriffinAmerican Horror Story season 13 review: Hellishly flawed but still fiendishly fun ★★★☆☆

Sophie Thatcher in Her Private Hell

James MottramHer Private Hell review: An endurance test for all but the most devoted Nicolas Winding Refn fanatics ★★☆☆☆

A man on horseback through the forest drags another man by the collar as he gallops.

Patrick CremonaHope review: Riotous South Korean creature feature stars Michael Fassbender like you've never seen him before ★★★★☆

Terry StauntonUnabomber review: An incomplete, albeit perfectly watchable puzzle ★★★☆☆

Catherine Zeta-Jones as Jackie Price in Kill Jackie

Jack SealeKill Jackie review: Catherine Zeta-Jones's clanging thriller is dead on arrival ★☆☆☆☆

Alison Hammond, Nigella Lawson, Paul Hollywood and Noel Fielding stood in a row next to each other in a grassy field with the Bake Off tent behind them.

Jane RackhamThe Great British Bake Off review: Nigella Lawson makes a strong debut in the tent ★★★★☆

Elinor and Edward looking at one another.

Alex BerrySense and Sensibility review: Agreeable Austen adaptation lacks a pang of melancholy and warmth ★★★☆☆

Brad Pitt in Heart of the Beast, stood next to a dog on a platform on the water next to a helicopter.

Alex BerryHeart of the Beast review: Brad Pitt stars alongside the best dog actor since Anatomy of a Fall ★★★☆☆

Simon Ordell, the lead character of Silent Hill: Townfall, who is played by Jovan Adepo. He is standing against a foggy background, wearing a black hat and a red jacket.

Ben RaynerSilent Hill: Townfall review - A breathtaking scare-fest in spooky Scotland ★★★★★

Dylan Faden walking along a platform towards a mirrored version of Manhattan bathed in a yellow light in Control Resonant.

Alex RaisbeckControl Resonant review: Mind-boggling, genre-bending, breathtaking ★★★★★

Michelle Keegan as DI Emma Crane and Douglas Booth as DI Tom Radley standing in an office looking at the camera.

David BrownThe Blame review: A timely drama about the crisis of confidence in policing ★★★★☆

Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe and Johannes Radebe.

Frances TaylorStrictly Come Dancing review: having three hosts isn't ah-may-zing - but it also isn't a dis-ah-ster ★★★☆☆

Kylian Mbappé in a white Real Madrid home kit screaming in a dark room on the Ultimate Edition cover of EA Sports FC 27.

Alex RaisbeckEA Sports FC 27 review – A new low ★☆☆☆☆

Austin Abrams as Bryan in Resident Evil (2026)

Ben RaynerResident Evil review: Zach Cregger delivers big, gory spectacle that proves he understands franchise's DNA ★★★★★

Jane RackhamThe Split Up review: A compelling and glamorous spin-off ★★★★☆

A flock of sheep in the barn with their lit halloween pumpkins, all looking at camera.

Laura RutkowskiShaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom – The biggest Flockload of fun for the franchise yet ★★★★☆

Helen Mirren as Maeve Harrigan In MobLand season 2, wearing a grey hat and jacket, pumping her fists and smiling.

Jack SealeMobLand season 2 review: Near-perfect TV entertainment that's never, ever dull ★★★★☆

Maria Sten in Neagley, facing off against two assailants and holding a baseball bat.

Jack SealeNeagley review: This Reacher spin-off is more serious and sensitive - if not particularly surprising ★★★★☆

The cast of Forever Home, sat and stood around a dinner table, looking at the camera.

Jane RackhamForever Home review: A 5 drama that's both immensely watchable – and full of twists ★★★★☆

The Cigarette Surfboard

Terry StauntonThe Cigarette Surfboard review: An informative, entertaining and heartwarming environment documentary ★★★★☆

Fall 2

Jeremy AspinallFall 2 review: Breathless, edge-of-the-seat moments abound in disaster sequel ★★★☆☆

Screenshot from Marvel's Wolverine, showing Logan in his yellow and black costume, his face framed in a tight close up against a dark background.

Rob LeaneMarvel’s Wolverine review: An epic adventure, light on trimmings ★★★★☆

Aunt Tracy lying on the ground taking a picture of the cast of Kimberly Akimbo holding a cake

Joanna MagillKimberly Akimbo review: Maria Friedman triumphs in this quirky, affecting musical ★★★★☆

Penelope Cruz in Bunker

James MottramBunker review: Heavy-handed drama starring Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz never truly convinces ★★☆☆☆

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