Liam Neeson battles man and beast in Joe Carnahan’s contemplative yet brutal thriller about plane crash survivors trying to stay alive in the Alaskan wilderness.

Murder and Mayhem. There’s a killer on the loose and someone is out to catch him or her. Will the murderer be brought to justice in these great 1990′s films?

One year on from the brilliant Otto West in A Fish Called Wanda, Kevin Kline heads to New York to track down a killer in Pat O’Connor’s crime-comedy-thriller mishmash.

Director Josh Trank and writer Max Landis bring us Chronicle, a found footage film about the exploits of three high school teenagers who discover one day they have extraordinary powers.

Andy Boxall takes a look at James McTeigue’s lifeless thriller about the final days of Edgar Allen Poe as the infamous writer tries to track down a killer inspired by his stories.

Treading the same path as F/X: Murder By Illusion, the sequel is nothing more than a glorified remake. However, when the first film is so much fun, you can’t argue about another go-around.

Special effects mastermind Rollie Tyler gets more than he bargained for in this ace 1980s thriller about murder and the film business.

Mortem Tyldum’s twisted thriller brings Jo Nesbo’s acclaimed novel to the big screen. Aksel Hennie stars as a moonlighting art thief who decides to steal the wrong man’s painting.