Michelle breaks up with her boyfriend and, in a panicked drive interstate, ends up unconcious in her vehicle by the side of the road. Thankfully, Howard was driving by and took her to his nearby home where he put her on a drip and nursed her back to health - well, sort of. When Michelle comes to she finds herself in his cellar, in a locked room, handcuffed to the wall. Howard says an alien apocalypse is taking place but Michelle isn't so sure. What follows is a tense find out more...

Nerdish MIT maths whiz kid Ben is recruited by his teacher, along with five other gifted students, to learn the art of card counting and, with their new found skills, they are dispatched to Vegas, their plan to take the casinos for millions at blackjack. Loosely based on Ben Mezrich's non-fiction book ‘Bringing Down The House', "21" is an enjoyable, light, teen orientated, dramatic thriller. find out more...

4 teenage girls, 3 days, 2 cities, one big entanglement; posh Tamsin is off to New York, dowdy Shannon thinks nobody loves her, sporty Kerrys is off discovering lesbianism and American Jo is stuck in a dead-end supermarket job. Meanwhile a diamond heist is taking place in Amsterdam...
The film is told in 4 stories, each from a different girl's perspective and each explaining mysteries in the previous sections. The script is pretty dire, but the story engaging, the girls can act and this i find out more...

A truly effective horror movie made with imagination and style. A dead child murderer starts getting into a group of teenagers' dreams and the line between sleep and reality becomes very blurred. Not one to watch late at night all alone! find out more...

Slated by critics and fans alike on its release, this has ended up being one of the more imaginative and interesting sequels to the ubiquitous franchise. Five years on from the first movie and Jessie Walsh and his family have just moved to Elm Street, settling in to the home that used to be Nancy's, and before you can say ‘One, Two, Freddie's Coming for You' his dreams are being invaded by everyone's favourite murdering pervert intent on using Jessie to do his evil work. find out more...

Number 3 in the long franchise of Freddie films is set in a secure medical facility where traumatised teens with a morbid fear of sleep are counselled and doped up by sceptical adults. That is until Nancy (from the original film) joins the staff team and, with her personal experience of the supernatural fiend, uses the special powers that the teens possess in their dream lives to fight the nightmares. Gloriously over-the-top, this sequel is worth a look if not just for the pleasure of watching a find out more...

Freddy's back again to terrify another bunch of teenagers but this time he's helped by an unfortunate who has the power to bring others into her dreams. The dream sequences are as imaginative as ever - and Freddy has become quite a wit. For anyone who enjoyed the parts 1-3 you'll love it! find out more...

Old Pizza Face is back, again haunting Alice, this time through the dreams of her unborn child, as Freddie feeds the unfortunate foetus the souls of his victims. Visually impressive even if the story line is well worn. find out more...

A mysterious millionaire buys an ad agency and begins to replace its employees with his own people, who don't appear to be advertising types at all.

This story is pretty terrible but the subliminal message big reveal is really enjoyable. 

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'Baby Bogart' or 'Bugsy Malone The Sequel'? Young teens act out the roles of our classic noir favourites, Sam Spade et al, against a backdrop of a daylight open-spaced LA suburbia. The characters are there, the script is there, the critics loved it and you, the viewers, rave about it. Sorry, but I just can't buy young high school kids acting out these roles.....ergo the answer is 'Bugsy Malone The Sequel'...but please make your own mind up. find out more...