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The director of It Follows throws dinosaurs into an 80s suburb in one of this summer's most eagerly awaited films
The director of It Follows throws dinosaurs into an 80s suburb in one of this summer's most eagerly awaited films
Wagner Moura and his family are unable to escape from their house in the Fast X director's new Netflix film.
A game of cat and mouse between Hong Kong veterans in a hard-hitting Chinese police thriller.
A love robot gains self-awareness and transforms into a mortal soulmate in a spiritual sequel to M3GAN.
Hugh Jackman looks grumpy for two hours in a gritty, new take on the legend of Robin Hood.
A feature-film debutant delivers a creeping sense of unease in a queer horror film inspired by It Follows.
Five friends decide to head to a place called the Devil's Mouth, hoping for an adventure. Somehow, they didn't expect a deadly shark to be lurking in the nearby waters.
Kevin Hart crashes a stag do to keep his job in the latest Netflix comedy.
The creator of Adolescence has brought us a mini-series based on William Golding's classic novel about a group of children stranded on a tropical island
Marvel's most famous web-slinger is back for an all-new adventure that gets back to the friendly-neighbourhood roots.
The director of Once presents a story of song theft, starring Paul Rudd as a failed musician.
Clint Eastwood's daughter goes on a nightmare trip and capsizes amongst tiger sharks in Thailand.
Body shaming and looksmaxxing are on the menu in this new, queer body horror film from Australia.
A gory serial killer horror film featuring a reconstructed snuff scene as a tribute to an iconic pseudo-documentary.
The director behind Hotel Mumbai presents a nerve-wracking battle against Nazis and capricious gusts of wind in this drama based on real events.
Revenge and blood in a well-choreographed dance of violence that entertains without surprising.
The Necronomicon is back and is turning the life of a dysfunctional family into a literal hell.
Have you ever wondered what it looks like when a shark goes on a water slide? Water Park Shark offers you just that.
André Øvredal's latest horror film shows why you definitely don't want to run out of toilet paper or stop for a wee along lonely forest roads.
Kicks to the groin and bodily fluids are on the menu as the Jackass gang returns one last time.
Renny Harlin, director of Deep Blue Sea, is swimming with sharks again - magic or a flop?
Daisy Ridley takes on the lead role in a Tasmanian dystopia that offers both unease and a touch of originality.
Bob 'Better Call Saul' Odenkirk's sheriff comes under fire from all sides in a small town in Ben Wheatley's new action-packed thriller.
We've seen the new Scary Movie so you don't have to...
The producer behind the critically acclaimed Adolescence presents a gritty British prison drama.
A life-affirming drama about lost souls and a supremely intelligent octopus - a flop or an emotional rollercoaster?
In the jungle, no one can hear you scream. Is the low-budget film Primitive War a Jurassic Park contender or not?
Raw, Mexican action reminiscent of Gareth Evans' The Raid films. Is this worth your time?
Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur drops Charlize Theron into the wilderness and has her fight for survival in Netflix's latest adrenaline-fuelled action film.
Lee Cronin brought us Evil Dead Rise, a gritty, gory reboot of a classic franchise. Now he's bringing us a mummy horror film without Imhotep or Brendan Fraser. Will it work?
Norwegian director Tommy Wirkola swaps undead Nazis in the snow for tidal waves teeming with angry sharks. What could possibly go wrong?
Sam Rockwell plays a potential madman from the future who recruits a team to battle a rogue AI in a sci-fi film that is anything but predictable.
Andy Weir's critically acclaimed science-fiction novel has been adapted for the big screen. Can you really get bored of spending 160 minutes with Ryan Gosling?
Tired of run-of-the-mill crime fiction? Miss pirate action in the style of Black Sails? Then The Bluff might be just the thing for you...
The iconic Ghostface of the slasher genre returns for the seventh time but is it still possible to breathe new life into the series, or has it run out of steam?