At last, those two bastions of modern horror meet. But who's the bad guy? Freddy Krueger and his knife claws, or Jason Vorhees and his...er...hockey mask. Tongue in cheek humour laces through the brutal death sequences.

Somehow - and I'm still figuring it out - they've taken a classic kids show that was heavily inspired by narcotics, and turned into a feature length movie. All the gang are here, and it will be fun to see them on the big screen, albeit with different voice talents...

In 28 Days Later... anti-vivisection activists make a very bad judgment call and release a laboratory monkey infected with "rage". Twenty-eight days later bicycle messenger Cillian Murphy wakes up from a traffic accident coma in a deserted London hospital and ventures out to find the city deserted...

In an attempt to become one of the 13,000 taxi drivers, four individuals attempt to crack the test. And in the process they get to learn about themselves- of their strengths, weaknesses and what they are.

A smash hit thriller about death, deceit and betrayal in the Korean intelligence. Two investigators are assigned to crack the case of the deaths of their seniors, and what they discover form the crux of the story.

A live action version of the classic children's tale by JM Barrie. Under the interesting eye of director PJ Hogan (My Best Friend's Wedding, Muriel's Wedding), there isn't a wedding in sight, but this should be a more quirky take on the classic than the overblown Hook.

Mumbai in ways more than one- reminds us of New York. It never sleeps. It has a population with cultures that are as diverse as the stripes on a zebra!! Set in this metro is a modern day love story.

Based on a true story - little men done good. A half blind jockey (Maguire), an undersized old nag of a horse and a guy who runs a mustang garage (Cooper). Hardly the recipe for success in the horse racing world - add a millionaire (Bridges) though, and you've got yourself horse of the year.

Kevin Spacey opens up his acting box, and faces off against Jeff Bridge's shrink. The question is whether Spacey is telling the truth, or is he just plain nuts? His claim - that he's an alien. All the evidence points to him telling the truth in this cross genre film.

Ron Rifkin plays a headstrong book publisher who refuses to "sell out" by releasing anything commercial ... even when his business partner's son discovers a sure-fire best-seller. As the father's stubbornness pushes their company to the brink of bankruptcy, the son must convince his brother and sister