These days, everyone wants a slice of that streaming pie as they work to keep content exclusive in order to coax new viewers in. Amazon has three old men beating a dead horse with an old joke stick in the form of The Grand Tour, Hulu has more traditional TV shows available quicker and Crackle has Super Mansion. I haven’t even begun to mention HBO and CrunchyRoll’s streaming options, what with Disney now knocking on the door of online entertainment. The point is, the number of streaming services available is just too damn high.

Comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld has signed an exclusive deal with Netflix.

The first trailer for Crackle's London-set heist caper series Snatch, inspired by Guy Ritchie's cult-classic movie, is here.

Rupert Grint is set to take on the crime underworld in the TV series adaptation of hit caper film, Snatch.

There are two things everyone remembers about Snatch, the 2000 Guy Ritchie action-comedy starring Jason Statham: Brad Pitt’s unintelligible Pikey gibberish and “ze Germans”; and that it was really funny – so three things. Now Deadline are reporting that the movie is heading to the small screen, specifically to Sony’s Crackle streaming service, with Harry Potter-alum Rupert Grint in the …

D’ya like dags?! Well, I hope you at least like stolen diamonds, bare knuckle fights, sweet English gangsters and the world’s greatest getaway drivers, because a TV series adaptation of Guy Ritchie’s British crime-comedy masterpiece Snatch is in the works. Variety is reporting that Crackle, Sony’s new online streaming service, has placed a 10-episode order for a new one-hour drama based on the …

Video game feature film adaptations don’t have a good track record, which is a very nice way of saying that most of them are poo. And while we have a couple of contenders on the horizon in the Michael Fassbender led Assassins’ Creed and Tom Hardy led Splinter Cell that could change all that, right now I’m still of the opinion that …

I may not be a massive fan of David Spade, but the comedian hit a high note for me with the tale of Joe Dirt, life’s biggest loser. Starring Spade as a mullet-headed redneck failure who was looking for the parents who abandoned him at the Grand Canyon, ol’ Joe Dirt toured America and made a few new friends along …