CinemaAbigailDirectors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett won over global audiences with their recent reboots of the much-loved Scream franchise, and now the directing duo go back to their spooky roots by giving us a devilishly gory and entertaining vampire flick that's sure leave horror fans gasping for more.
CinemaThe First Omen
CinemaGodzilla X Kong: The New EmpireYou know exactly what you're letting yourself in for when you buy a ticket to see a movie with both Godzilla and King Kong in the title.
CinemaGhostbusters: Frozen Empire
CinemaDrive-Away DollsDirected by Ethan Coen (brother Joel has sat out on this one), Drive-Away Dolls has the look and feel of a classic Coen brothers movie – it's a dark comedy road trip injected with sex, violence and oddball characters galore.
CinemaDune: Part TwoImmense in both scale and ambition, director Denis Villeneuve's grandiose adaptation of Frank Herbert’s legendary sci-fi series arrives at cinemas this weekend on a wave of frenzied hype and anticipation.
CinemaWicked Little LettersA sweary black comedy set in a humdrum English town in the 1920s, Wicked Little Letters may look like a Miss Marple spin-off, but don't let the lush period setting fool you. Inspired by a real-life incident, Me Before You director Thea Sharrock lets the F, B and C bombs fly with abandon in this fabulous crime caper.
CinemaThe Taste of ThingsIt's easy to see why Tran Anh Hùng picked up the best director award at Cannes for The Taste of Things, a delicate love story between two middle-aged soulmates who have bonded over their love of fine foods and homemade cuisine.
CinemaMigrationBrought to the screen by the same creative team who gave us the likes of Despicable Me, Sing and The Secret Life of Pets, Migration immediately has a lot of expectation on its shoulders.
CinemaThe HoldoversDirector Alexander Payne knows how to do sincere, heart-warming drama and he certainly delivers this and more with his latest film.
CinemaBob Marley: One LoveBiopics of legendary musicians are nothing new but, instead of following the standard rags-to-riches format that usually results in a battle with addiction followed by a miraculous comeback, Bob Marley: One Love focuses instead on a pivotal year in Marley's life that saw him survive an assassination attempt while attempting to unify the Jamaican nation with his One Love Peace concert back in 1978.
WELL, 2023 turned out to be quite an eventful year at the multiplex, didn't it? It's the year we witnessed physicist J.R. Oppenheimer go toe-to-toe with America's favourite plastic, fantastic doll and, if nuclear holocaust and pre-screening pink martinis were not enough for you, we were also treated to another thrilling multi-dimensional web-slinging adventure, Into the Spider-Verse.