Netflix have released the trailers for the zombie/family comedy series Santa Clarita Diet season two and the action comedy movie Game Over, Man!. The former sees the return of the Hammond family and their attempt to live a normal life, while the latter sees the Workaholics trio of Adam Devine, Blake Anderson, and Anders Holm attempting to save the day when terrorists take a hotel hostage.

With his 2015 directing debut on the Oscar-winning Ex Machina, Alex Garland announced himself as one of the brightest new voices in sci-fi filmmaking. However, it appears his filmography actually started before that.

Controversial comic book artist Rob Liefeld has already seen his creations Deadpool and Cable brought to life onscreen to great success, and now Netflix want to do the same for some more of his extreme creations.

It's a mixed bag of new movies opening in cinemas today. Seems like we're stuck in limbo this week while we wait for the big summer blockbusters to start trickling in.

While details on the recently revealed Star Wars live-action TV series still remains scant, at least we now know who the person is that will be driving the whole thing.

The man might be able to create some of the greatest action sequences knowing to CGI, but he can also kill brain cells in the process. Thankfully it seems his love affair with those transforming robots is finally over and he is set to take on some films that might allow him to get back to his best.

Few films will frustrate you as much as Downsizing does as it wastes its potential and gets too distracted in what it was supposed to achieve in the first place.

I think it’s safe to say that Elisabeth Moss is not exactly a household name yet. I think that’s also a terribly unfortunate thing to say. In my opinion, the American actress is one of the finest thespians working today, but she’s mostly shied away from more general entertainment fare to instead take on more challenging roles, like Mad Men …