The Brothers – Complete DVD Boxset Review
By Will Barber Taylor Tensions run high when shares in the family business are shockingly split not just between the three brothers, but also with Robert’s secretary Jennifer (Jennifer Wilson […]
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A Foreign Field DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Originally broadcast on BBC One in 1993, A Foreign Field tells the story of two World War Two veterans who return to the battle fields where […]
The Grass Arena DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Award-winning BBC adaptation based on the bestselling autobiography by John Healy John Healy’s powerful true story of his life and addiction became a bestselling autobiography. It […]
The Mad Death DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Based on the novel by Nigel Slater and first broadcast on BBC One in 1983, The Mad Death is a frightening thriller about a modern plague […]
The Bridge Series Four DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Saga (Sofia Helin) and Henrik (Thure Lindhardt) are brought together once again to solve a series of macabre and gruesome murders that start when a high-ranking […]
Longford DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor The Golden Globe and BAFTA-winning biopic of Lord Longford and his relationship with Moors Murderer Myra Hindley. First broadcast on Channel Four in 2006. Written by […]
Lynda La Plante’s Comics DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Johnny Lazar (Guinee), a talented but deeply troubled stand-up comedian, blows what should have been his big break on a top US show. He is sent […]
The Demon Headmaster: Complete DVD Boxset Review
By Will Barber Taylor All 19 episodes across three series of the beloved CBBC children’s TV series first broadcast from 1996-1998. Based on the books by Gillian Cross and […]
Tightly Wound Review
By Will Barber Taylor A woman recounts her experience living with chronic pelvic pain – how health professionals have failed her, men have rejected her, and shame, anger, and hatred […]
Interview with Shelby Hadden (Director of Tightly Wound)
Hello and thank you for agreeing to this interview. I’d firstly like to congratulate you on making such a moving work. When did you first become aware of the condition […]
