Nail-biting moments, jump scares, fantastical creatures and terrifying sequences make The New Mutants a truly thrilling horror flick that will have than chill running down your spine!
Director: Josh Boone, Cast: Maisie Williams, Anya Taylor-Joy, Charlie Heaton, Alice Braga, Blu Hunt, Henry Zaga
Life for five young mutants will never be the same. They all had a first time – the first time their powers showed up and wrecked havoc; injuring the ones around them, causing commotions and confusion, ending up in fatalities and making them feel like they aren’t in control of themselves.
There’s Rahne Sinclair/Wolfsbane, a Scottish mutant who is perplexed by her power to turn into a wolf; Ilyana Rasputin/Magik, a Russian mutant and the sister of Colossus, who has sorcery powers and uses teleportation discs to travel; Sam Guthrie/Cannonball, an American mutant who can propel himself into the air; Danielle Moonstar/Mirage who can create illusions drawn from the fears and desires of a person’s mind; and Roberto Da Costa/Sunspot, a Brazilian mutant with the ability to manipulate solar energy. Then there’s Cecilia Reyes, their mentor, who has the ability to generate a protective bio-field around herself.
Now they are all under one roof, a super-secret facility where they are told that they are kept for them to hone their powers, to learn to control them and help them get better. Except, is that the whole truth? Or are they begin caged against their will? If this is really a hospital, why are each of them being faced with their own worst fears?
The Lovebirds
Issa Rae, Kumail Nanjiani, Anna Camp, Moses Storm, Kyle Bornheimer, Paul Sparks
All Jibran and Leilani wanted was a quiet night out together. And just when they are about to get what they wish for, a man claiming to be a cop forcibly takes the wheel of their car and runs someone over – a bizarre murder mystery. This life defining moment ultimately leads to a tedious, yet hilarious, journey of trying to clear their names, and as they weather the tangled web of weird circumstances, they must rely on each other to get through the mess, and figure out whether or not their relationship survives the night.
Peter Rabbit 2 – The Runaway
James Corden, Rose Byrne, Domhnall Gleeson, David Oyelowo, Elizabeth Debicki, Margot Robbie
Bea and Thomas get married and the rabbits have a new dad. They’ve all managed to live together as an odd but happy family, yet Peter’s mischievous reputation lives on. So, one fine day, he decides to adventure out of the garden and soon finds that the world outside appreciates his mischief. His worried family sets out to look for him, risking everything, and when they get to him, he must decide what kind of bunny he is going to be.
Antlers
Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Jeremy T. Thomas, Amy Madigan, Rory Cochrane
Based in a small town in Oregon, Julia Meadows is a school teacher. Her brother, Paul, the local sheriff, becomes increasingly worried about a young boy who happens to be one of Julia’s students, and the mysterious supernatural creature he is keeping in his house. Before the all know it, the creature gets out and causes severe bloody disasters, leaving Julia and Paul with the responsibility of stopping it before more people are hurt.