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Beautiful Sydney has been blind since the age of five, but a new medical practice, cornea transplants, give her the chance to regain her sight. The only problem is that now she is haunted by visions and concludes she must be recalling images from her dead donor and so moseys on down to Mexico, accompanied by her handsome shrink, to find out what's going on. A routine but enjoyable remake of the creepy Thai/Chinese flick also named "The Eye". find out more...

Mun has been without sight since she was a young child so, when the opportunity for a transplant that will restore her vision arises, she leaps at the chance. At first the surgery appears to have been a success, but it soon becomes horrifyingly clear that all is not as it seems, particularly when she becomes aware that the image of herself that she now sees is not her at all. Mun becomes obsessed with the need to find out whose eyes it is she now sees with, but the truth is a horror beyond her m find out more...

Adrien Brody plays an amnesiac Gulf War veteran, who's either had part of his brain blown away, is a restless spirit or an angel, take it your own way, sentenced to life in a mental institution for a brutal killing he may, or may not, have done. There he is subjected to barbaric drug and sensory deprivation treatment during which he finds himself in 2007 with a girl, Keira Knightley, he met once in the past, a future, moreover, in which he discovers he has been dead for 14 years. How did he die? find out more...

Four key episodes from the fourth, fifth and sixth seasons specially selected and introduced by creator Chris Carter and executive producer Frank Spotnitz. find out more...

When a paedophile priest claims to be having psychic visions regarding the whereabouts of a missing FBI agent Mulder and Scully find themselves recalled to duty. It's great to see Duchovny and Anderson back in action, but 'I Want To Believe' is an uneventful and confused thriller which offers little new beyond the classic TV series. find out more...