M. Night Shyamalan brings together the narratives of two of his standout originals—2000’s Unbreakable, from Touchstone, and 2016’s Split, from Universal—in one explosive, all-new comic-book thriller: Glass

For a long time now, we've been referring to the sixth entry in the Die Hard franchise as Die Hard: Year One as it was to be a prequel that focused on a young John McClane. Turns out we were wrong on both counts.

Bruce Willis may need to be more than just a screen hero as he is set to star in a new MoviePass film that will hopefully change the fortunes of the struggling company titled 10 Minutes Gone

Following on from the first look at the film last week and a trio of character teaser vids this week, the first trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's surprising sequel Glass has finally been unveiled during the film's San Diego Comic-Con panel.

2016's Split was not only one of the most successful movies of that year (making $278 million off a $9 million budget) but it was also a massive return to form for filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan as it blew minds with its finale plot twist. Now, two years later, we're getting our first proper look at the sequel promised in that big reveal.

We might have seen Bruce Willis chase bad guys countless times before, but at least he is good at. Does it mean this new movie is any good though?

Last week we spent an evening with our readers at Cavendish Square in Cape Town watching Death Wish, the new movie from Eli Roth. Much popcorn, soda and fun was had, but was the movie any good? Well, I think we can say the scores are across the spectrum.

Bruce Willis' Die Hard franchise is proving true to its name as it the franchise continues to find legs for its planned sixth installment