For a film intended to reinvigorate the Underworld saga, Awakening is, ironically, a soporific affair that might thrust a final stake through the franchise's barely beating heart.

Wolverhampton’s Light House cinema has announced a special Valentine’s Day screening of Jean Vigo’s, deeply moving masterpiece, L’Atalante (1934).

Good things come to those who wait and it's been an agonising seven years since writer-director Alexander Payne ventured to the sun-dappled vineyards of the quirky Oscar-winning comedy Sideways.

A giant flea nurtures a passion for music in Bibo Bergeron's computer-animated fable that teaches us to never judge a wingless, blood-sucking parasite by its spiny legs or hairy abdomen.

Air transport may well be trumpeted as the safest form of travel but for film-makers, the possibilities of disaster above terra firma are irresistible.

Primal fears take root deep in our psyches and occasionally percolate to the surface many years after we have put away our childish things.

Love in its many wondrous forms is an essential component of the human experience.

Haphazard and frenetic by name, Haywire is a coolly assured and breathlessly choreographed action thriller that has been tailored to the dazzling athletic prowess of its leading lady.

During a turbulent and contentious term in power spanning almost 50 years, J Edgar Hoover was instrumental in the fight against mounting criminality on the streets of America.

Despite Lady Gaga's sustained attempts to usurp her as the Queen of Pop, Madonna remains a formidable force of nature in the music industry.

The dogs of modern warfare - tanks, helicopters and heavily armed soldiers - are let loose on a deeply divided Rome in Coriolanus, a refreshing re-interpretation of Shakespeare's brutal and overlooked tragedy.

The casualties of war extend far beyond the terrible loss of human life.