Zombies have taken over London in Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s brilliant horror-comedy Shaun of the Dead. Who will survive…let us all head to the pub to find out…

Tomas Alfredson’s Let The Right One In breathes new life into the vampire genre with a tale of survival and coming of age. If Twilight was the fast food of vampire films, then this is fine dining.

Oren Moverman’s superb depiction of a side of war we don’t often see is a sobering tale featuring two outstanding performances from Ben Foster and Woody Harrelson.

Pan’s Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro producers Guillem Morales stylish thriller about a woman trying to find her sister’s murderer before her degenerative eye disease renders her blind.

John Landis is back. In what seems like an eternity the An American Werewolf in London director returns to the genre he helped make so popular.

Megan’s…I mean Jennifer’s Body is Juno scribe Diablo Cody’s follow-up to her witty, intelligent comedy-drama about teen pregnancy. Daniel Stephens gets his red pen out and tears the film apart limb from limb.

“The nation awaits”, says the poster of Tom Hooper’s The King’s Speech. It is September 1939. The United Kingdom has issued Germany with a warning. The Nazi regime must withdraw its troops from Poland or a state of war would exist between the two countries. The deadline for Germany passes. World War II has officially begun. The nation tunes it wirelesses into the royal broadcast, waiting expectantly for its king to announce the news and to prepare his country for the long road ahead. But King George VI (Colin Firth), only recently given the throne after the abdication of his brother King Edward VIII (Guy Pearce), has a problem. Since childhood he has suffered from a debilitating stammer, seriously undermining his ability to speak in public. Now, in his country’s hour of need, he must battle his affliction and deliver the king’s speech.

Harry Potter begins his final battle against the evil Lord Voldemort but who will win? Daniel Stephens takes a look at the concluding part of the Harry Potter franchise.