4.5 - 'Beer Bad'; Buffy hits the bottle with her new classmates, but Xander is suspicious when their boozing triggers a return to their primordial roots. find out more...

4.16 - 'Who Are You?'; Buffy battles to escape the Watcher's Council's plans to send her to England and Faith continues to wreak havoc amongst the lives of Buffy's family and friends. find out more...

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The Hour of the Wolf is the hour between night and dawn, the hour when most people die and the hour when the sleepless are haunted by their deepest fears. Haunted by demons past and present, artist Johan Borg fights a losing battle to retain his sanity and maintain his artistic prowess. His wife Alma, desperate to help him, finds herself starting to share his hallucinations, but as Johan's mind continues to unravel, Alma is forced to choose between her love and her life. A brilliant gothic fanta find out more...

The proletarian werewolves and aristocratic vampires have been at war for a very, very long time, operating within human society and remaining no more than myth to the vast majority of us ignorant mortals. Their conflict is coming to an end, the werewolves have been hunted down, and are now a small, broken race….or so it would seem. Vampire Warrior Selene, a resourceful, complex heroine in fetish gear and kinky boots (pretty sexy if you don't mind the undead thing), suspects otherwise, find out more...

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Choppy, choppy, kicky, kicky, bitey, bitey…. The saga continues as Selene, a Death Dealer vampire finds herself hunted by her own kind for the death of Viktor. Hoping to appeal to the last remaining vampire elder, Marcus, Selene and Michael, a hybrid werewolf, set out to track him down. However, Marcus has his own plans and they include his imprisoned lycan brother, William. While Underworld: Evolution is not a plot driven film, it is relentless as our ostracized vampire heroine bounds from one find out more...

Stephen Sommers gives us something for our eyes to feast on, if lacking some of the charm of his earlier efforts ('The Mummy' franchise, all of which he wrote and directed). The Dracula story has had quite a few outings in the cinema, and this is definitely one of the weaker ones. The eponymous hero is of course the infamous Monster killer, played in earlier (more innocent) days by Peter Cushing who was armed only with a wooden tent peg with which to destroy Christopher Lee. This time around, th find out more...