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(2024) Zelda Williams directs Diablo Cody's Frankenstein/Heathers adjacent 'coming-of-rage' comedy chiller about a teenage outcast whose dead crush comes back to life, with Kathryn Newton.

(2009) Horror starring Megan Fox and Amanda Seyfried. A macabre ritual literally turns a cheerleader into a man-eater. Can her nerdy friend save the day?

(2002) Erotic thriller starring John Simm as a lonely librarian seduced by the mysterious, and possibly murderous, Christina Ricci. With Kyle MacLachlan.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1953) Bud Boetticher's western stars Glenn Ford. A man is branded a coward when he can't prove he was ordered to abandon his defence of the Alamo. But he gets a chance to redeem himself.

(1958) Western. Van Heflin stars as a veteran frontiersman whose determination to mould his sons in his gun-totin' image backfires disastrously. With Tab Hunter and James Darren.

Lead actor Bill Nighy, writer Kazuo Ishiguro and director Oliver Hermanus talk about their Film4-backed drama Living, a new adaptation of the classic 1952 Akira Kurosawa film Ikiru.

(1953) Drama starring Jeffrey Hunter as a Canadian serving in the WWII Royal Navy who is captured by the German raider that sunk his ship but escapes and seeks revenge.

(1942) Ginger Rogers stars in this comedy of romantic misadventure. A woman poses as a girl to get a cheap rail fare. But things get awkward when she falls for a man who helps her out.

(2016) Taraji P Henson, Octavia Spencer and Janelle Monáe star in the Oscar-nominated, fact-based drama about three women whose genius made a significant contribution to the space race.

(2021) Jason Statham reunites with director Guy Ritchie to give it both barrels as a mysterious hardman working for a money truck firm that keeps getting hit. Is he an inside man?

(2023) Tia Nomore stars in BAFTA-winning Savanah Leaf's deeply affecting portrait of a pregnant single mum in recovery who's trying to prove to an unfeeling system that she's a good mum.

(1996) Ken Loach's film sees Glaswegian bus driver Robert Carlyle get a political education when he accompanies Nicaraguan refugee Oyanka Cabezas back to her home country. Strong language.

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Teleshopping.

(1951) Korean War drama about the stress of battle. Officers drop one by one as a US platoon fights a rearguard action, leaving one unwilling man (Richard Basehart) to take their place.

(1966) Western with Maureen O'Hara and James Stewart. With the help of a drifter, a widow strives to fulfil her husband's last wish to introduce rare cattle to the perilous American west.

(1951) Second World War thriller. Richard Widmark, Dana Andrews and Robert Wagner star as divers with a special underwater demolition team taking the war to the Japanese in the Pacific.

(2022) Family comedy with Owen Wilson. A young lad discovers that his slacker dad is a superhero. And before he's got used to the idea, he must foil a villain's plot to bring his dad down.

(2015) Matt Damon stars in Ridley Scott's drama about an astronaut who accidentally gets left behind on Mars. Oops. How will he survive and how on earth can he get home?

(2024) Ever wondered how Damian - aka son of Satan - from the seminal 1976 horror The Omen came to be spawned? Well, wonder no more - this dark prequel with Nell Tiger Free tells the tale.

(2019) Visually stunning part-animated action film based on a popular manga. A deadly cyborg who's been brought back to life by a mourning scientist sets out to discover her true identity.

(2024) Quentin Dupieux's film-industry satire about a bunch of anxious actors stuck in a formulaic movie about relationship troubles, starring Louis Garrel, Raphaël Quenard and Léa Seydoux.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

(1944) Satirical wartime comedy starring Eddie Bracken as a man who becomes a celebrated war hero despite having been medically discharged from the marines after only a few weeks.

(2019) Touching comedy-drama. An ageing golden retriever (voiced by Kevin Costner) tells the story of his life with his best pal, a budding Formula 1 driver.

(1957) David Lean's Oscar-winning fact-based Second World War classic stars Alec Guinness as the driven commander of a group of POWs building a rail bridge for the Japanese.

(2012) Sci-fi action-adventure starring Taylor Kitsch, Liam Neeson and Rihanna. When aliens land spacecraft in the Pacific Ocean, only the US and Japanese navies can save Earth.

(2024) Ian McShane stars as an ageing hitman dispatched to an island paradise to dispatch a target. Will he find or lose himself, in Gonzalo López-Gallego's tensely reserved thriller?