Verity is a below average attempt at capturing the sleazy, trashy thrills of the 90’s & 00’s. It has its moments of campy, delirious fun and thanks to frequently ropey dialogue and ill-fitting performance moments it did provide some unintended laughs.

The Influencer Project is a true mixed bag, with a timely premise and some genuinely effective tension unfortunately undermined by increasingly questionable decisions and a disappointing final act.

Linkin Park: Unshatter is a fan-pleasing victory lap that should certainly please its target audience. It’s in depth, charming, raw and gives a real peek behind the curtain of just how many puzzle pieces of this return to the stage and studio fell into place.

Don’t get us wrong, Digger has plenty to say about climate change, the fallacy of oil, and the pandemic of accountability, but it says most of it within 30 minutes and struggles to drill any deeper. Cruise and co save Digger from disaster with some entertaining performances, but black gold this is not.

Funny, awkward and occasionally bittersweet, Extra Geography proves that the most complicated geography teenagers have to navigate isn't always found in a textbook. Sometimes it is sitting right beside them.

Sense and Sensibility is a fittingly easy viewing that is perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Whilst the 1995 version may have the edge in terms of some of its cast and emotional melodrama, this still delivers an engaging, beautifully crafted and charming adaptation.