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The Guide #56: From Britbox to Shudder, the best niche streaming services

In this week’s newsletter: Whether you’re after horror, arthouse, reality TV or teatime crime, don’t be afraid to look past the ‘big five’

The Guardian - UK

Deadstream review – goofy livestream horror comedy is eerily charming

An out-of-favour celebrity seeks to win back viewers by filming his visit to a haunted house in well-judged mix of jokes and jump scares

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Ed Gamble’s cultural highlights

The comedian on metallic hardcore bangers, the TV adaptation of The Sandman and where to get the best mushroom parfait

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The Sadness review – unapologetically yucky gorefest turns into pandemic allegory

Inventive Taiwan-set horror in which a virus turns the infected into monsters propelled by their worst instincts

The Guardian - UK

New on DVD: Paul Thomas Anderson dishes up '70s nostalgia with 'Licorice Pizza'

Writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson’s semi-autobiographical new movie tops the DVD releases for the week of May 17.

Tribune News Service

The Mix: Cool things to do in Chicago March 24-30

The return of ‘Six,’ the World Comedy Expo, a Terence Blanchard performance and a tribute to Ukrainian cinema are among the events to check out in the week ahead.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Spine of Night review – a heady concoction of steampunk and flower power

This watchable American animation draws on Japanese anime, but it’s best to ignore the muddled plot and let the striking imagery wash over you

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‘Night’s End’ is a Chicago-made horror film from Jennifer Reeder and Brett Neveu — it streams in March on Shudder

CHICAGO — “Night’s End,” screenwriter and longtime Chicago playwright Brett Neveu’s tale of a dicey exorcism performed in a classic Chicago two-flat, makes its streaming premiere March 31 on Shudder, the horror, thriller and supernatural streaming service of AMC Networks.

Chicago Tribune

Philo review: A cord-cutting option for those who just want entertainment

Philo is a great entertainment-focused live TV streaming service. But it struggles as a true cable TV replacement.

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