All The Best TV & Films To Watch This Week

The Curse Of Love Island, Prime Video

This powerful documentary series examines the darker side of reality television, exploring the long-term impact that overnight fame and relentless public scrutiny can have on contestants' mental health. Through interviews with former islanders, loved ones and industry figures, it revisits some of the show's most tragic stories while asking difficult questions about the responsibilities broadcasters owe to those they place in the spotlight. 
 
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Furious, Disney +

Emmy Rossum stars in this gripping new crime series. Alice Black, a former homicide detective whose career was derailed after a violent personal relationship, is starting over at the FBI. There, she's drawn into the investigation of a suspicious death that quickly uncovers something far more sinister. As Alice closes in on an elusive female killer, the series evolves into a tense game of cat and mouse, with shifting loyalties and unexpected twists keeping the pressure high. 

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Gomorrah: The Origins, Sky Atlantic

One of Europe's most celebrated crime dramas expands its universe with this gripping prequel. Set in Naples during the late 1970s, the series charts the early years of Pietro Savastano as he begins his ruthless ascent through the city's criminal underworld. Long before becoming the feared mob boss fans know from Gomorrah, he's an ambitious young man learning that power always comes at a price. 

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Interview With The Vampire: The Vampire Lestat, BBC

One of television's most visually striking dramas returns with a bold new direction. This season shifts the spotlight to the charismatic Lestat, who reinvents himself as an unapologetic rock star in the 1980s while attempting to reclaim control of his own story. Full of original music, gothic glamour and the series's signature blend of romance, horror and dark humour, The Vampire Lestat is every bit as decadent as fans would hope. Whether you've followed the series from the beginning or you're simply here for Sam Reid's magnetic performance, it’s one worth sinking your teeth into.

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The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare, Netflix

This three-part documentary revisits one of the most shocking criminal cases in recent US history, but with its focus firmly on the four students whose lives were cut tragically short. Featuring interviews with family members, close friends and those closest to the investigation, the series pieces together the events surrounding the 2022 killings while exploring the lasting impact on the local community. Produced by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Joe Berlinger, it's a sensitive, meticulously researched true-crime series that prioritises the victims' stories over sensationalism.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker in the latest chapter of the Marvel franchise, picking up after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, when the world was made to forget his identity. Now operating completely alone, Peter continues to protect New York while grappling with mysterious changes to his powers and a new emerging threat. Alongside Zendaya's MJ, the film introduces Sadie Sink to the Spider-Verse and sees Jon Bernthal's Punisher make his long-awaited big-screen debut.

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