Black Mirror is one of the most chilling contemporary science fiction classics — we explore what makes it so disturbing.

Charlie Brooker is back with a new season of the dystopian sci-fi, cautionary-tale dark comedy series Black Mirror. Like ...

Black Mirror’s Plaything introduces a virtual pet game, Thronglets, that’s now real. What starts cute turns creepy as the ...

Black Mirror season seven episode includes hidden QR code. Here’s where it leads - New season of Netflix’s hit sci-fi ...

Culture writers Nicholas Quah and Hanna Flint talk about whether the dystopian Netflix series still accurately captures our anxieties around the future of technology.

The apocalyptic war drama Threads first aired on BBC2 in 1984 before being banned for 20 years - and it's still as 'horrifying' now as it was then, with viewers urging people to watch the film ...

This one takes its name from a real military study. Brigadier General S.L.A inspired Brooker. Marshall’s book Men Against ...

At the end of USS Calister, when Robert finally descends into his penultimate insanity after 500 years of hard labour as God ...

The 2018 episode is probably one of the most famous of all time, because viewers were able to make decisions for the main ...

Before its ban, the film was nominated for an impressive total of seven BAFTA Awards and went on to take away four awards, ...

Now, Black Mirror 's creator Charlie Brooker has weighed in on it all, taking to the official Netflix X account to give his words on whether it's Bernie's Chicken or Barnie's Chicken.

The Brooker mix of scientific considerations, unethical dilemmas, and a spine-tingling twist that captures his essence is on display again in the sequel to the beloved episode of the series.