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Crazy Episode 4 of Angela Black begins with a distraught Angela pleading with the police to speak to her children. Unfortunately that’s not going to happen. Instead, she’s taken inside this psychiatric ward for 28 days. Now, last episode we learned that Angela presumably used a book as inspiration to make up Ed. This episode, Angela confronts that possibility and sits with a psychologist. Angela mentions the book not being folded on the bottom of the page – something she does religiously whenever she reads....

Give or Take Episode 4 of At A Distance, Spring Is Green begins with Yeo Joon a So-Bin shutting thee door on Chan-Ki. He’s obviously still hung up over her though, and looks longingly at the apartment as the pair head outside. As they walk together, Yeo Joon makes her promise not to answer any calls from Chan-Ki. Not long after though, they tease Soo-Hyun’s way of talking and go their separate ways after Yeo Joon does his best to cheer So-Bin up....

Episode Guide Episode 1 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 2 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 3 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 4 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 5 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 6 – | Review Score – 3.5/5 Episode 7 – | Review Score – 3/5 Episode 8 – | Review Score – 3/5 When it released back in 2019, Atiye established itself as an intriguing and engaging Turkish mystery series....

Don’t Fall Asleep When it comes to game shows, there’s only so many imaginative or original ideas you can come up with before it all starts to feel like well-trodden ground. These sorts of shows have been a staple of cable and mainstream TV since the 1930’s. Since then we’ve seen all sorts of different variations crop up, from the Wheel Of Fortune and Countdown to Catchphrase, Jeopardy and The Cube....

The Winter Sea The mystery surrounding the delivery driver deepens in this episode with hints that he may be linked to the hit and run accident. This definitely gives an interesting edge to the show while we follow the adventures of all our characters unfold. Seol-Ah has trouble shaking Jin-Woo off while Cheong-Ah finally gets her kiss with Joon-Hwi; this was a touching moment that has been building up for a while....

Chance Encounters Episode 1 of Behind Her Eyes begins with Louise getting dressed ready for her big night out. Or, as Louise calls it, “drinks with a mate.” Well, that mate happens to be Sophie who unfortunately bails on her, leaving Louise all alone in a raucous bar with a glass of wine. On the way out though, she accidentally spills a drink on a suave man’s shirt. She buys him another drink, charged an eye-watering £12 (wow, welcome to London!...

From the extended 16+ episode long stories to unforgettable characters, there really is nothing quite like a good Korean drama. There’s also nothing quite like the hollow feeling of loss you experience when your favourite show ends. Amidst the good, the bad and the ugly are some Korean dramas that stand the test of time and can be regarded as some of the best every created. Here, we’ll be showcasing our favourites over the years....

Prying Eyes We begin episode 3 of Better Than Us with one of the synthetics glitching out on the street before cutting to Georgy who awakens to find Arisa playing with Sonya on the rooftop. She tells him the synthetic is now theirs but, less than amused, he contacts the authorities to take the bot away. Spying him from a distance, Georgy’s wife Alla sees Arisa bundle into Georgy’s car and immediately assumes she’s her ex-husband’s lover....

Smile Episode 3 of Beyond Evil begins with Chief Nam speaking to Jin-Mook, trying to reassure him after Min-Jung’s fingers were found at the crime scene. Jin-Mook however, continues to mention how he “lined everything up”. This could be a crucial clue so we’ll stick with that. Meanwhile, various different officers at the station – and Yoo Jae-Yi at the butcher shop – find themselves struggling with this news. Among those is Joo-Won, who receives a message from Ji-Hwa telling him to be at the station by 3pm for questioning....

The Exam Questions Black Dog is certainly becoming even more interesting as the weeks tick along, revealing just how deep the problem with Daechi school is. While some of its teachers are desperate to make a change and think of the students first, others are more selfish and are looking for the convenient route out. All these revelations are making the show more intriguing and also quite tense when we see just how these issues are affecting the lives of teachers and students alike....

Episode Guide Old Friends, New Names Pete Shy The Past Is Not Always Behind Let’s Get Physical Double Date Penguins Into the Woods When it comes to sex, everyone has a secret fantasy. Whether it be a threesome, kinky sex or a specific fetish, these generally tend to be kept behind closed doors, hidden away from the judgmental public eye. Netflix’s latest sexual drama Bonding challenges these ideals, delivering a surprisingly compelling drama wrapped up in big themes and plenty of whips and chains for good measure....

An Incredibly Stylish Sport Biopic Whether you’re a fan of the sport or not, Borg VS McEnroe manages to turn a tennis match into an exciting, tense affair in this slickly made sport biopic. A constantly shifting focus between the two players and a clever use of artistic camera shots help Borg VS McEnroe stand out from the mass of biographical sport films on the market and whilst it might not be the most intense rivalry you’re likely to see on screen, incredible performances from Shia Lebouf and Sverrir Gudnason anchor the film and help give it an air of authenticity and tension that drives the narrative forward....

Episode Guide Welcome to the Hellmouth The Harvest Witch Teacher’s Pet Never Kill a Boy on the First Date The Pack Angel I, Robot… You, Jane The Puppet Show Nightmares Out of Mind, Out of Sight Prophecy Girl On paper, Buffy The Vampire Slayer’s premise seems tired and clichéd; a prophecy involving a vampire hunter tasked with slaying the forces of evil is hardly an original concept. What is original however, is the way Buffy typifies female empowerment but it never feels forced or out-of-place....

At GO Food, Min-woo helps Ha-ri’s team at the company’s tasting event. Tae-moo attends and commends Min-woo for his white kimchi ravioli. Later, Ha-ri eats with Min-woo at his restaurant. He says he hopes she brought a guy to the MeloMance concert. But when she tells him that’s what she did, he says she’s too naive to get a good read on men. He’d like to meet this guy, but she says she can take care of herself, and that he should focus on his girlfriend....

A Brilliantly Paced, Methodical Thriller Calibre is the sort of film that benefits from going in blind with no prior knowledge of the film, especially in relation to its official trailer. The story is simple enough – a hunting trip between two life-long friends quickly becomes a nightmare as a tragedy ensues, resulting in a tense, isolating thriller dripping in gorgeous visuals showing off the landscape of Scotland. The characters are well fleshed out for the most part too, with some long, exhausting bites of dialogue and perfectly timed instances of silence used effectively to heighten the suspense before a well worked finale that provides some welcome relief from the tension choking large stretches of the plot....

An accomplished horror reboot with a sting in its tale What is it with Hollywood and horror reboots? Halloween, Scream, and Resident Evil have all received updated incarnations in recent years and now Candyman joins the list of movie franchises that have been given a fresh lease of life. Bernard Rose’s 1992 original, an adaption of the novel by Clive Barker, was one of the best horror movies of its time and far better than the sequels that followed....

In actuality, writer/director Cooper Raiff (Shithouse) turns a tired cliché on its head. Raiff plays 22-year-old Andrew. Struggling to find his place after graduating from college and separating from his Barcelona-bound girlfriend, he moves back home with his hated stepfather (Brad Garrett), loving and bipolar mother (Leslie Mann), and adoring little brother David (Evan Assante). Andrew is a sweet goofball, and his charming persona doesn’t go unnoticed in his circles....

Track Listing Bird Flight Hope Is A Walking Dream The Smell Of Rain No Going Back The Rising Redemption Pitched as a journey toward catharsis, Chapter 4 is a moody, atmospheric album that uses a good range of ideas across the 6 tracks available. At times the mixing between instrumental states don’t always work as well together as they could. As a musical journey however, there is a consistency with this one as the simple, soft pianos early on pave way for more electronica later in the mix, but a few of the songs could have done with being moved around for a more natural journey....

Now You’re Gunna Pay We begin episode 3 of Cobra Kai Season 3 with Johnny meeting his old buddy, Bobby. As he stumbles in and makes a big scene at his church, Bobby apologizes to the Lord before knocking Johnny out. With things simmering out between them, Bobby sits with Jonny who blames himself for what happened to Robby and Miguel. He promises to help Johnny with the Robby situation, even managing to bag a visit into the correctional facility....

Confession Episode 4 of Connect starts with Dae-soo in the interrogation room with the cops. Meanwhile, Jin-seop attacks the doctor and asks where he got the transplanted eye from. The doctor states that he was just in charge of performing surgery and did not know anything else. Just as Jin-seop is about the attack the doctor, the gangsters arrive and he sneaks the doctor into hiding. The cops interrogate Dong-soo about his connection with the two employees that died and interrogate his presence in the building....