Arguably the most horrific of fairy tales gets a full-blown horror treatment in Gretel & Hansel, a visually striking, but otherwise muddled, movie adaptation.

The limits are gone, the mystery is back and we’ve got just as many questions as we do answers from that heavy info-dump of an episode which was leagues better than season 11’s finale about some sort of tooth monster named Tim. Just the way that Doctor Who is supposed to be.

Despite the success of Sonic the Hedgehog, it appears many US moviegoers aren't so keen on more films based on video games.

Long before Disney bought out Fox, Kick-Ass 2 filmmaker Jeff Wadlow had been working on an X-Force movie. Now he's finally spilled the beans on what he had planned for the X-Men spinoff team.

Now that he has given us a rather excellent adaptation of the classic The Invisible Man. Leigh Whannell might be keen on tackling an adaptation of an even more famous movie monster.

The new animated Justice League Dark film teases the battle against Darkseid that comic book fans deserve.

Looking to make a splash in the big city, Claire (Kate Micucci) and Paul (Sam Huntington) relocate from Ohio to Los Angeles. They quickly score a posh new apartment with unbelievably cheap rent—so far, according to plan. But what appears too good to be true, in fact, is. As it turns out, an enigmatic guru (Taika Waititi) committed suicide in the apartment’s bathtub; even worse, an endless string of enthusiastic cultists routinely break into the young couple’s home to ceremonially off themselves in his honor.

Local weekend box office report 28 February - 1 March 2020: Sonic still rules as four newcomers, led by The Invisible Man, can't come close to matching its pace.