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It’s part gritty immigration drama, part hackneyed haunted house horror.

In this adaptation of a 2018 Danish thriller, Jake Gyllenhaal is a cop on the most important emergency call of his life.

Yep, it’s a stage musical about Princess Diana. Is it good? Is it even a good idea?

The sadistic South Korean series has rocketed to sudden popularity: and amazingly, the show seems to really be ‘that good’.

Here’s your first look at the newest steamy couple: they’re sure to attract Lady Whistledown’s attention.

“I don’t particularly enjoy violence. That being said, you are currently in company of extremely violent individuals.”

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Netflix UK this month.

You haven’t heard this particular story before, not quite like this.

Netflix’s latest Spanish-language acquisition might remind viewers of Inglourious Basterds, or Hunters.

Fast-paced and not too serious,Q-Force doesn’t let a single frame go without at least one gag.

New Netflix show is satisfyingly bingeable and crazily convoluted.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on Netflix UK this month.

Having a tough week? Why not cheer yourself up by watching some bone-chilling terror?

For all its flaws, new Netflix horror is still enjoyably irreverent and gleefully gory.

Which shows have you already seen, and which will you feverishly devour over the coming months of isolation?

Here’s your one-stop-show guide to this very snappy show – and its very weird host.

Liam Maguren investigates why this exists.

Noble but frustratingly uneven attempt to revitalise stale haunted house conventions.

If it sounds a bit too weird for you, then you’re probably right.

The long-awaited adaptation finally finds a home on Netflix.

It’s infectiously good fun to join him on numerous harebrained adventures.

Feel free to cry big, globby tears of joy when you read this.