Movies

I might be a little bit sick, but I can't see enough movie trailers. The film might be boring, but that minute or two of footage always makes it look exciting. I refuse to be late to the movies because I don’t want to miss one.

But thanks to our newest channel, Trailers, we don’t have to head to the cinema to get your previews fix. It brings all the trailers for the hottest new movies into the comfort of your own home.

With the cost of cinema admission sky high, no one wants to spend their hard-earned cash on a dud. The crew from Spill are there to help us out, with some of the most honest movie reviews I've seen in a long while.

The surprising use of animated reviewers and outrageous humor sets this series apart from the myriad of other movie review sites online. But make sure the kiddies are out of the room. The language and often offensive jokes are definitely not for young ears.

It's all about the girls on popSiren, a variety show delivering the hottest pop culture topics with with a feminist bent.

Sarah Lane and her popSirens know what's hot, and they tell you all about it four times a week. With this many new episodes added regularly, popSiren helps you keep your finger on the pulse.

If you like to step outside the mainstream, you’ll love Lunchbox. Our newest entertainment news channel will give you the lowdown on what's hot, and what's not, in indie film, music, culture, and much more.

The hosts are hilarious, the topics are interesting, and I'll definitely come back daily for my fix.

If you always thought Ebert and Roeper were just a little bit pretentious, then you'll love AJ Benza and Neal Gumpel.

They're the Real Guys, and they're dishing out no-nonsense film criticism at Real Guys Movie Review.

These wisecracking New Yorkers won't wax lyrical about mis-en-scene or universal themes. Instead they give their reviews in language we all understand, making them a must see before you head to the cinema.

It's out with the old and in with the new for our latest entertainment channel, Mevio. You might know them as PodShow, but these days they're focusing on plenty of top quality content instead of all those amateur vids.

It's good news for viewers, who can easily enjoy the latest movie trailers and the hottest new music videos online. You certainly won't get bored here, but don't blame us if you can't drag yourself away!

Like most children of the 80s, I was a big fan of those old choose-your-own adventure novels. So I was thrilled to see someone had repackaged the concept for the digital age. This new site is Rootclip, and it's just joined our amateur movies category.

The idea is rocking, but sadly there's not a lot to see here. Despite offering cash prizes, the creators only manage to attract a handful of videos in each submission period. But if you value quality over quantity, this is still worth checking out.

From the folks who brought you Acceptable TV comes Channel 101, the latest addition to our short films category.

The channel harnesses the interactive powers of the internet like few others. All content is submitted by users, who then decide which series will go prime time and which will face the axe!

Teens are taught it's better to be seen and not heard. But they're doing both on our latest channel, C3.tv. Like Chew TV, it provides a forum for young people to showcase their creative talents.

There's a lot here, from movies to fashion to music. The concept is fantastic, but the amateurish production values can get a little grating.

No matter what you’re in the mood for, chances are you can find it on KoldCast.tv. Our latest entertainment channel offers videos about sports, lifestyle, fashion, pop culture, news, and so much more.

New videos are regularly added and available 24/7, so there's always something cool to see. The quality's also a cut above the grainy YouTube videos we're used to watching.