In the wake of their father's mysterious disappearance, two estranged brothers -- responsible Gordon and reckless John -- reunite to sift through the contents of his stubbornly anachronistic VHS rental store. Among the inventory, they discover an interactive VCR board game, which their father viewed just before he vanished. Intrigued, the boys pop in the tape, press play, find out more...

They're back at it. The fiendish little critters take over a Manhattan skyscraper and terrorise the inhabitants, and even worse they become sinister experiments for genetic engineers with terrifyingly hilarious results. Plenty of clever gags make this a sure thing for anyone who enjoyed the first. find out more...

How to describe 'Inland Empire' to the uninitiated? I think the answer is if you're new to David Lynch films don't start with this one, if you like his stuff you'll love it. Nikki, a leading Hollywood film actress, but living an empty life, starts work on a film that is a remake of an old Polish film that was never completed due to too many on set deaths. People, especially Nikki, get whisked from place to place and time to time in a series of nightmarish non-sequiturs, but at least you know whe find out more...

The demonic doll is back! Once again the diminutive psycho-killer and his girlfriend Tiffany are trying to become human, searching for the perfect hosts (cue the welcome return of Jennifer Tilly playing herself) and dispatching anyone who gets in their way with gruesome inventiveness. However, Chucky's plans are thrown into disarray when their gender-confused pacifist offspring shows up looking for mom and pop and is horrified to find his folks are a few nuts shy of a coconut stall. Seed of Chuc find out more...

 

From celebrated French animator, Michel Ocelot (Kirikou, Azur and Asmar). Tales of the Night is set in a little cinema where three storytellers meet every night to act out various tales set in forests and c find out more...

Like its unremarkable predecessor, V/H/S 2 is a POV-centred anthology horror film consisting of short films from a clutch of genre directors, this time around including the likes of Gareth Evans, Eduardo Sánchez, Jason Eisener and Adam Wingard. As with the first film, the linking narrative here is again somewhat on the feeble side, but the individual chapters are noticeably stronger this time around, in particular The Raid director Evans' 'Safe Haven', in& find out more...