4.16 - 'Who Are You?'; Buffy battles to escape the Watcher's Council's plans to send her to England and Faith continues to wreak havoc amongst the lives of Buffy's family and friends. find out more...

A woman burnt to death, but no signs of fire, a dead priest with his entrails ripped out, but no sign of a struggle. Creepy indeed and good reason for the Taiwanese police to call out the FBI's top serial killer profiler. Is this the work of mere man? Or have our two heroes stumbled across something altogether more other worldly? A slick, atmospheric and gruesome horror thriller. find out more...

Stylish chiller thriller with Denzel Washington as homicide detective John Hobbes, who gets the heebie-jeebies at a spate of murders bearing all the trademarks of serial killer Edgar Reese - because Hobbes himself watched Reese put to death in the gas chamber. Forced to confront facts which go against everything the hardened cop knows to be true, Hobbes finds himself on the trail of an unseen entity which can take over anyone it fancies. Darkly X-Files-ish.

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A former policeman, haunted by the death of his ex-partner, takes a job as a security guard in a department store where a number of mysterious deaths have occurred. His investigation forces him to confront his own fears and the uncanny link between mirrors and the other side. Atmospheric, thought-provoking and stylishly presented. find out more...

The gloriously ghoulish Christopher Walken stars in this satisfyingly sinister supernatural chiller. A novice priest spooked by nightmares, ducks out of his ordination and becomes a cop instead. Years later, it seems the forces of evil and the ghosts of his past have come back to haunt him. Spooky. find out more...

Troubled cop Edward Malus journeys to mysterious Summers Isle in order to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of a friend's young daughter, but his quest brings him up against the matriarch of an unfathomable pagan community and the deeper he digs the more horrific his revelations become. Adapted from the classic, creepy as hell, 1970s film of the same name, this reworking seems more concerned with becoming the celluloid definition of ‘error'. If you've never seen the original then enjoy find out more...