Simon Hooper

For 12 years, this captivating series has charmed audiences across the globe with its charismatic characters, cracking cases and stunning scenery, making it the longest running crime drama in New Zealand.

With an impressive array of films in all genres it is perhaps Jurassic Park that Sam Neill is perhaps best known ( that meme of him taking off his shades in awe of the first dinosaur he sees is an internet favourite) but the breadth of his films showed that he an impressive range.

Starting in 1984 director Wes Craven's A Nightmare on Elm Street proved to be a successful and lucrative franchise that spawned six sequels, a TV series and Friday 13rth mash up and remake in 2010 that made $117 million off a $35 million so its a surprise that more films were not made. Well you cant keep a good monster down and now there's news of a Nightmare on Elm Street reboot care of Paramount studios

Pat Tate (Craig Fairbrass) heads to Ibiza to avenge his trusted friend's murder, but gets entangled in a weapons trafficking operation headed by

Landing in our inbox is the trailer for Behemoth! that's written and directed by Tony Gilroy and is quite the departure from the world of Star Wars that's he's been most recently involved in with the Andor TV series. This looks far more along the lines of his heavyweight dramas Michael Clayton and State of Play.

One of the very few directors whose name alone can open a film is (Sir) Christopher Nolan and arguably his films are a bigger box office draw than

It is no secret that the films plot follows a failing actor who writes the ultimate underdog story and must fight for his chance to play the role of a lifetime – Rocky Balboa.

Starring Andrew Garfield the film co-stars Jamie Bell, Stephen Dillane, Tom Hollander, Cosmo Jarvis, Thomasin McKenzie, Jonny Lee Miller, Woody Norman and Katherine Waterston.

With the release of his latest film now seems as good a time as any to look back at Sir Christopher Nolan's back catalogue of films that have gone

What was announced… Over the weekend at Fanatics Fest in New York City director and co-writer Peter Berg confirmed that the film will adapt