Watch the trailer for incest drama Flowers in the Attic
A new adaptation of Virginia Andrews’s shocking bestseller is coming soon.
Author Barnaby Walter
Barnaby Walter
Second year BA Film & English Student. Watches too many films and enjoys good novels.
Total articles: 491
Review: Silent Witness: Coup de Grace, Part 1
As a new two-part story begins, Nikki’s professionalism is thrown into question (again) when her evidence sets a convicted murderer free.
Philippa Gregory TV drama The White Queen will return
With The White Queen a big success in the US, the American cable channel Starz decides to continue adapting the works of Philippa Gregory without the BBC.
Downton Abbey may not last more than one more series
The creator and writer of Downton Abbey, Julian Fellowes, has implied that the days of the series may be numbered.
Review: Silent Witness: Commodity, Part 2
As this week’s complicated case concludes, Barnaby Walter wonders if audiences were left satisfied and why nobody ever turns the bloody lights on.
Review: Silent Witness: Commodity, Part 1
The seventeenth series of the long-running crime drama begins with a dark and moody story about a murdered family and an obnoxious footballer.
First look review: The Lifeguard ★★★☆☆
Kristen Bell impresses in this adult drama about a woman trying to rediscover herself.
The Best Films of 2013
As we reach the new year, we look back at the movies that made 2013 a great year for cinema.
30 TV shows to watch in 2014
The Edge’s top picks of shows that you need to be watching in 2014.
BBC considering reversing decision to axe Ripper Street
After sparking outrage from viewers, the BBC are looking at the chances of enabling the show to return “but at better value to licence fee-payers”.
BBC releases series 17 trailer for Silent Witness
The video offers viewers the chance to see what is coming up in the new series which begins in 2014.
The Best TV Drama Moments of 2013
This year has brought as loads of great TV dramas. Let’s take a look at some of the most memorable moments!
First Look Review: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug ★★☆☆☆
Too long, too cluttered and more than a little boring, this overblown series is running out of steam says our Film Editor Barnaby Walter
BluChristmas #80 – Love Actually (2003)
It may be silly, sprawling, full of plot holes and ridiculous coincidences, but Richard Curtis’s outstanding directorial debut has become a Christmas classic.