The story continues in this gripping conspiracy thriller. find out more...

A group of State Troopers are facing the government axe, there's nothing for them to do, they're in a constant battle of one upmanship with the local police and a 'proper' crime has just been committed. It's balls to the wall for the boys in brown as they belt from one inevitable disaster to the next. 'Super Troopers' is very... very silly, make no mistake, but it manages to stoop so low and get so surreal that if you keep running with it you can't help but laugh. find out more...

Dr Alex Beck is a man still tortured by his past, eight years ago his beloved wife was brutally murdered and, worryingly short on evidence, the police attempted, but failed, to place the responsibility for her death at his door. When Alex receives a mysterious e-mail attachment showing what looks to be his long dead wife standing outside a tube-station his life once again spirals out of control, only this time he's not prepared for his grief to prevent him from attempting to uncover the truth ho find out more...

During a charity soccer match between Arsenal and a touring amateur side, The Trojans, a star player collapses. When his death is diagnosed as murder Inspector Slade of Scotland Yard is called in and it takes all the idiosyncratic policeman's ingenuity, and another death, before the motive is uncovered and the killer revealed. A thoroughly entertaining piece of classic British cinema. find out more...

Set against the backdrop of a crime ridden and exotic New Orleans, a cop and a lawyer from the DA's anti-corruption force take on half the Mafia and their own bosses. A critically acclaimed thriller with romance, action, a strong plot and superb chemistry twixt Quaid and Barkin. find out more...

With 13 women murdered, Boston is held under seige by a madman. One by one they fall, each death more gruesome than the last. The actual murders that rocked Boston in the 60s are the gripping subject of this unforgettable police thriller. 'The Boston Strangler' is one of the most powerful films in its genre, with possibly Tony Curtis' finest performance. find out more...

Good to have Bridge back. Thought Bodnia would be a rough loss, but Lindhardt (whom I had not seen since Flammen & Citronen) more than made up. Managed to hold his own against Helin. The astounding number of characters in the first few episodes, as well as the number of corpses, suggested that the writer was covering for lack of plot (Agatha Christie syndrome). Sure enough, the denouement was a genuine whimper. Failure even to try to fill several of the more gaping holes in the plot. Watc find out more...

Pierre Niemans is one of France's top murder investigators, but his latest case is that of a serial killer whose actions reach far beyond simple acts of murder. Set in the pure cool white of the Alps Pierre finds himself up against a seemingly unravelable case, where too many people have too much to hide. Crimson Rivers is a stylish French thriller with a distinctly American feel. find out more...

Have any of you managed to dodge the book? Well for those lucky few the basic outline has symbologist Robert Langdon in search of the Holy Grail and Jesus Christ's last living descendant. Unfortunately for the unwitting Robert the shadows are littered with fanatical secret religious societies and before he knows what he's stumbled across he's running for his life, helped by the rather more able cryptologist, Sophie Neveu. The Da Vinci Code is a very big budget action adventure; ridiculous, over find out more...

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