Not only one of Hollywood’s most iconic film stars, Clint Eastwood is also one of tinseltown’s finest directors. Rodney Twelftree looks at his ten best films as director.

Rolling Thunder is A-List genre cinema for Z-List fleapits – in other words, a work of Grindhouse art – as Vietnam veteran William Devane seeks revenge for the murder of his wife and son.

A nameless stuntman moonlights as a getaway driver for unscrupulous criminals. He’s great at his professions – both of them. But having a conscience in this business can get you killed.

Delving once again into the world of fantasy and adventure, Claire Packer takes a look at the superpowers she would love to try her hand at

Jerome Salle writes and directs this sequel to 2008′s Largo Winch based on the Belgium comic of the same name. Is it worth seeing? Andy Boxall finds out.

After the classic Christmas films of the 1980s like Trading Places and Scrooged, and memorable 1990s offerings such as Home Alone, the 2000s had a lot to live up to.

A new The Dark Night Rises poster arrives. Are you looking forward to Batman’s next epic battle? Can Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale deliver the goods?

Christmas was well represented in the 1980s. From horror to fantasy to offbeat black comedy to outlandish slapstick. Oh, and Die Hard!