With no new Paranormal Activity movie in cinemas this Halloween (don’t worry, the fifth outing of found-footage fun is due in October 2014), we decided to pick out five of our favourite paranormal movies from the past decade.
Ever had that recurring nightmare where you’re about to sit your finals for Starfleet Academy but – oh no! – you’ve not studied and, even worse, you’re suddenly naked and doing the Kobayashi Maru test? Oh, hey, us neither… But fear not young cadet, Star Trek Federation is here to help. With the knowledge, not the nudity.
To celebrate the release of Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch’s new movie The Fifth Estate in cinemas on Friday 11 October, we’ve got copies of David Leigh and Luke Harding’s Wikileaks: Inside Julian Assange’s War on Secrecy book to give away to three of our Twitter followers!
From the makers of the award-winning Heavy Rain comes Beyond: Two Souls – an original, interactive psychological thriller for PS3 starring Ellen Page (Inception) and Willem Dafoe (Spider-Man).
As jukebox musicals go, Stephen Greenhorn’s weaving of Proclaimers’ songs into a narrative is a far superior piece of writing to Mamma Mia or We Will Rock You.
To celebrate the release of How I Live Now, the big-screen adaptation of the award-winning young-adult novel by Meg Rosoff, we’ve got goodies to give away to five of our Twitter followers!
Matt Smith has joined the cast of a new musical adaptation of American Psycho in London’s West End.
The principle law of the horror movie genre is that if your film is even just slightly successful, there really must be at least one sequel.
Usually, one sequel is not enough, so the endless cycle of diminishing returns continues until somehow you have a Wrong Turn 5 on your hands. God knows, no-one wants that, so let’s hope that with the frankly ridiculously-titled The Last Exorcism Part II, producer Eli Roth has learnt that valuable lesson and stops while the going’s still relatively good.
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but they never saw Star Trek: The Art of Juan Ortiz, which is the best looking thing to happen to Star Trek since Karl Urban’s hair.
After opening the Alien vault for his 2011 book of the same name, Empire’s Ian Nathan now lifts the lid on the Terminator film series.