Sarah Ward

Horror movie franchises offer the deranged thrill of returning again and again to disgustingly good stories.

From an astronaut to a nun to a cleaner who mops up crime scenes, Amy Adams is everywhere.

Fortune cookies, earrings, urinating in a fountain…all these things can make us swap bodies. Apparently.

As silly, sweet, joyous and anarchic as anything that’s ever had the SpongeBob name.

Are ongoing jokes about prawn cocktail-flavoured chips really all that funny?

Two and a half decades on, The Craft is still wickedly enchanting – in a very 90s kinda way.

Nicole Kidman + Hugh Grant in a twisty whodunit thriller = yes please.

Expect ghosts, creepy dolls and twists you can see coming a mile away.

Amazon are really getting into stories about crews working to bring down powerful conspiratorial forces.

There’s loads of family films to check out in cinemas.

Old mate Sherlock’s gotten to the bottom of a fair few cases over the years…

The heartthrob has carved out a body of work a stinkload more interesting than Twilight.

Helen Reddy is a feminist icon and an Australian legend – but her biopic is a box-ticking exercise.

The show handles its paranormal elements well, effectively deploying bumps and jumps.

Christian Slater was an up-and-comer in the ’80s and a box office drawcard in the ’90s. Now he’s back in a big way.

Beloved lyricist Howard Ashman gets an affectionate tribute to his life in a new Disney documentary.

Villeneuve is one of the most intriguing and consistent filmmakers working today.

In the mood for a good thriller? Subscribe to Prime Video? You’ve come to the right place.

We’ve trawled through Netflix to find the very best thrillers on offer.

Some of this country’s best-ever features were created with one main aim: causing goosebumps.

Twenty-seven years on, the first season of this seminal sci-fi show is still damn fine television.