Mank shines in David Fincher's extensive filmography, argues Film Writer Bethany Sherrott

Film Critic Samantha Hicks enjoys Yes, God, Yes' fresh take on the coming-of-age tale even if the plot leaves a little to be desired

Deputy Editor Daisy Kirkaldy is underwhelmed by this awkward Netflix Original, which never finds anything unique to do with its numerous tropes

Film Critic Maisie McCormick is pleasantly surprised by Rebecca, the Netflix adaption of the classic Gothic novel

Film Critic Annabel Smith stands in No Man's Land as she recounts the latest World War Two thriller from Netflix

Film Critic Sam Wait enjoys the new entry in the Spongebob franchise, even if it doesn't compare to the original movie and classic series

Film Editor Jade Matlock reflects on the latest psychological thriller from Netflix, sporting an all-star casting and promising to leave you with nightmares

TV Writer Anya Logue praises the engaging Netflix documentary for exposing the dangerous links between social media addiction, mental health issues and political polarization

Film Critic Emily Faithful reports live on the latest adventure of Kazakhstan's most infamous journalist on his quest to win over America... again

Film Critic Lauren Ramsden effusively praises the insight and warmth of Netflix's new K-pop documentary, BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky

Film Editor Rhys Lloyd-Jones takes a look at The Trial of the Chicago 7, a film made with brilliance and skill, yet with a worrying emptiness in meaning and message

Film Editor Sam Denyer is charmed by Spontaneous' sweet depiction of young adulthood in the middle of an epidemic