Rosie Fletcher

The Big Sick director Michael Showalter and Anne Hathaway bring a new rom-com to SXSW about the world’s greatest pop star… and the mother of his biggest fan.

Director Arkasha Stevenson brings her own visceral spin to the Omen franchise.

Sisters are doing it for themselves in The First Omen, an effective prequel to Richard Donner's original.

When we meet Tom Ripley at the start of Steve Zallian 's eight part adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's celebrated novel The Talented Mr Ripley , he's

“What my life has been about for the last year and a half is making sure that that image got into the film,” according to director Arkasha Stevenson.

Elevated horror can be wonderful. Packed with subtext, visually stunning, often emotionally devastating with standout performances across the board, the subgenre is full of greats. But sometimes you just want exploding bodies.

E4 reality show Josh Must Win isn’t really about the underdog at all.

The House of Blum is making a massive horror land grab, which includes a bunch of franchises, remakes and sequels.

Civil War is an extremely powerful, effective movie that thrusts you into the middle of an American civil war seen through the eyes of a war photographer. It’s brutal. It’s extraordinarily violent. The sound design is bordering on abusive. And if you watch it in IMAX you can reasonably expect to leave the theater with more than a little motion sickness. It is, however, excellent, with great performances from Kirsten Dunst as the older, jaded photographer and Cailee Spaeny as the reckless youngster new to the game. So see it. But we’d be very surprised if you decide to rush back for a second viewing.

Great dialogue doesn't just come down to how a line is written but how it's said.