Sinister is frustrating, in that it’s almost a brilliant horror movie. It’s still a very good one; darkly disturbing, well acted, effectively shot and – yes – scary, but ironically it’s the film’s attempts at distancing itself from the plethora of sub-par horrors that ends up damaging the final product. Still, if you’re after an hour and a half of intense psychological and supernatural terror, Sinister delivers an oppressively creepy atmosphere and some genuinely disturbing imagery.

Shailene Woodley or Emma Stone. We don’t envy you that choice, Spidey!

Studio unhappy with “amazing” first draft.

To celebrate the release of Ben ‘Plan B’ Drew’s fantastic directorial debut ill MANORS, we’re launching It’s a (w)Rap – Best For Film’s best ever competition! Read on to find out how YOU could win a Blu-Ray copy of the film or our star prize – a script signed by Plan B himself!

Murder and pornstars and bears: oh my!

Looking for tips on how to play Batman Armie? Lose the gravelly voice thing yeah?

Presumably they’re warning him off a Green Lantern sequel.

She didn’t like it. She’s not putting a ring on it. Ba-dum-tish. We’re here all week people…try the veal.

We demand a Nobby’s Nuts tie-in.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Oh, it’s actually a bird.