Coming after three very solid weeks, Episode 4 of Ripper Street’s second series marked a slight dip in quality. Though still undeniably enjoyable fare, this week’s story was let down by its over-exaggerated villains, hastily-resolved ending and watery subplot involving newbie Constable Flight.
The fifth tale in this anniversary sequence of stories, ‘Smoke and Mirrors’, is quite definitely grounded in Peter Davison’s first series with the Doctor again failing arrive at Heathrow Airport in favour of answering the summons of an old friend. In fact, there are enough in-story continuity references to site the tale firmly between ‘Kinda’ and ‘Earthshock’.
The first official trailer for Edgar Wright’s The World’s End launched online this morning.
David Tennant stars as a Senior Cabinet Minister in BBC Two’s new drama, The Politician’s Husband, a companion piece to 1995’s The Politician’s Wife.
WARNING: If you still believe the story perpetuated by Robert Zemeckis back in 1989 – to whit the hoverboards used in Back to the Future: Part II were real and only government concerns were preventing them being released onto the mass market – it’s probably best you stop reading now and don’t click on the … >
This summer we’re going to be making some changes to the type of content we run on CultBox and we’d love to hear your feedback.
Ten years since The X-Files ended, we’re starting to think that a third movie, showing the events of the colonisation and Mulder and Scully’s heroic fight against the odds, isn’t going to materialise after all.
From the executive producers of 24, Howard Gordon and Alex Gansa, award-winning US thriller series Homeland begins on Channel 4 tomorrow night.
Predicting what Torchwood will do next has never been easy. So, what would our recipe be for a potential Series 5?
Blushing and pounding onto our screens with an incredibly strong off and on-screen pedigree is a new four-part BBC drama set in the darker side of Victorian London, revealing a world seething with vitality, sexuality, ambition and emotion.