Intense and inventive, the final part of Park Chan-Wook's loosely-linked trilogy on the subject of revenge follows the progress of beautiful, impassive Lee Geum-ja (Lee Young-Ae) after she's released from prison having served 13 years for the kidnap and murder of a young boy. The target of Lee's meticulous, ruthless, not to say bizarre retribution is kindergarden teacher Mr Baek (Choi Min-Sik), a man whose ordered world is about to take a hideous turn for the worse. Once again Chan-Wook has crea find out more...

Two men find themselves trapped in a now deserted public baths; they are chained to the pipes, their only means of escape, a saw and a gun with one bullet. Dr Lawrence and his fellow prisoner are the latest victims of the Jigsaw Killer, a serial murderer who likes to test his prey's humanity as well as their will to survive. Throw in a borderline psychotic cop, unconvincingly played by Glover, a hostage family and some ingeniously gruesome flashbacks and Saw makes for a slightly uninspiring tilt find out more...

The fiendishly inventive serial killer with a god complex and a warped sense of moral duty is back on the prowl, but when he's arrested by detective Eric Mathews the panic would seem to be over. Unfortunately, being a diabolical genius this is all part of Jigsaw's cunning plan and with his incarceration so the gruesome game begins. A more than competent follow up to the hugely successful first film. find out more...

Up to their tricks again Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda kidnap a brilliant but world-weary Doctor to tend to the ailing psychopath, keeping him alive until his final game is played out. The unwitting player in this game is Jeff, a man consumed by revenge and hatred since the death of his son in a car accident. As you will have come to expect Saw 3 has plenty of gore and gruesomely inventive deaths and there are some interesting flashbacks to the events of the preceding movies that add a touch find out more...

Just when audiences thought they'd heard the last of the demented killer Jigsaw Saw IV renaisses his trap-filled legacy, this time targeting the last remaining officer who touched the case, SWAT Commander Rigg. As FBI agents Strahm and Perez begin to dig through the remains of Jigsaw's crime-scene hideout a new puzzle presents itself with Rigg as the pawn in another deadly game filled with moral quandaries and torture-filled traps. At stake are the lives of his superior officer Hoffman and his f find out more...

Following Jigsaw's grisly demise, Mark Hoffman - final apprentice to the serial killer - is hailed a hero, but obsessive agent Strahm knows better and while the two men circle each other unsure as to who is prey and who is predator, five hapless hunks of psycho fodder are about to learn just how monstrously unpleasant ‘teamwork' can be. Saw V; no worse, no better than those that have come before, if you like ‘em you'll like this. find out more...

Unpleasant ex-cop Joong-ho Eom who works as a charmless pimp is severely troubled that his girls have started walking out on him, that is until he discovers that they all shared the same phone number for their last customer, so he starts to track the guy down. This horror-thriller is a film that, not unlike "Memories of Murder" in terms of plot direction and mood, takes convention and turns it inside out. Exploitative yes, violent yes, funny sometimes, art house no, original and entertaining, ve find out more...

The Firefly family are back and as demented as ever...hooray! On the run, and hunted by an equally deranged sheriff bent on revenge, they cut a brutal swathe through the midwest desert, gleefully dispatching anyone who crosses their path. With a fantastic score, stunning locations and the coolest characters to come out of the horror genre since the Cenobites, The Devil's Rejects will make you feel dirty but oh so good... find out more...

The latest in a long line of slick, Hollywood horrors that take as their inspiration the dirty, Grindhouse exploitation flicks of the 1970s. This time it's a prequel to the cult classic 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre'. Despite being marketed as an explanation of how Thomas Hewitt became the notorious 'Leatherface' 'The Beginning' is really about what all the other TCM's have been about; pretty young things being chased, abducted and brutally chopped up. It's violent, bloody and fairly faithful to find out more...