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.

John Michael McDonagh’s The Guard is a joyous explosion of brilliant dialogue, inspired characters and energetic narration that begs to be loved over and over again.

Dutch filmmaker Dick Maas goes the horror-comedy route for his darkly comic tale of a serial killing re-imagination of Santa Claus. But is it worth your time?

Academy Award-winning documentary filmmakers Simon Chinn and James Marsh take their cameras into the fascinating story of Nim Chimpsky, a chimpanzee raised as a human.

Director Pedro Almodovar gravitates towards the world of horror in this tale of a mad scientist who keeps a woman captive while experimenting on a revolutionary new type of skin.

Ben Wheatley’s critically acclaimed British horror film has been turning heads for its unique approach to the genre and its uncompromising violence.

Camp Hell is the messy debut of director George VanBuskirk. This cautionary tale of religious fanaticism stars Dana Delany, Andrew McCarthy and Caroline London.

Wim Wenders pays homage to film noir and pulp fiction is this fictionalised story of writer Dashiell Hammett. Andrew Boxall takes a look at this 1982 film produced by Francis Ford Coppola.