Time for a film

Annabelle evokes the same lingering dread as the hugely successful The Conjuring, with the film-makers creating a worthy prequel as the sole focus shifts to the evil doll.
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John Gordon has found the perfect gift for both his pregnant wife Mia and their unborn child; Annabelle, a beautiful and rare vintage doll in a pure white wedding dress. Unfortunately, the family’s delight with the doll is short-lived.

Director John R. Leonetti (cinematographer on The Conjuring) and producers James Wan and Peter Safran keep the scares coming, as the tension rises with every small hint or eerie noise.
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While it has a big cast of voice actors and some great messages for the kids, it’s the absolutely fantastic stop-motion animation that makes The Boxtrolls a worthy watch.-
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From the creators of Caroline (2009) and ParaNorman (2012), Laika bring us yet another great stop-motion film, with this one being a little less darker than the previous two. Based on the Alan Snow novel Here Be Monsters! and directed by Anthony Stacchi and Graham Annable, the film focuses on a group of friendly underground cave-dwelling trash collectors called the Boxtrolls and an orphaned boy, Eggs, who they have raised since he was a baby.
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Following up from the hit series and first feature film, The Inbetweeners 2 sees our favourite lads Jay, Neil, Simon and Will provide plenty of laughs as they head down under to Australia. While outsiders to the series may look on in disgust, fans will love seeing the guys back on the big screen with an entertaining sequel.

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While Will (Simon Bird), Simon (Joe Thomas) and Neil (Blake Harrison) are having an average weekend over in the UK, Jay (James Buckley) is having the time of his life over in Australia on a gap year, or so the boys are led to believe. When Neil comes up with a brilliant idea to visit Jay on holiday, the boys are quick to jump on and spontaneously book a trip.
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Providing action just as brilliant and breathtaking as the original, The Raid 2 takes a slightly different route to The Raid, with a noticeably stronger plot. As opposed to the relatively simple storyline of the first film, the layered story works well for the most part, but the highlight of the film is still the thrilling action sequences.
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Only a short time after the first raid, Rama goes undercover with the thugs of Jakarta and plans to bring down the syndicate and uncover the corruption within his police force. Gareth Evans returns to the director’s chair after the big success of The Raid: Redemption and he keeps the sequel fresh with a much deeper storyline that the first. Iko Uwais also returns as Rama and it’s his fantastic action scenes that give the film a great base. Along with Yayan Ruhian and newcomer Arifin Putra, the film is filled with interesting characters.
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