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It’s the weekend again, and it’s time for movies. It’s also time to distract yourself from the dreaded Monday, which is only a couple of days away now! No, Monday, you will not spoil our weekend; we have movies to watch. Are you planning on watching anything good? As always,

The weirdest big franchise in cinema history is returning. With zero buzz, it will come out of nowhere and make a gajillion-bazillion dollars, and then completely disappear from the public consciousness without a single mention until the next instalment comes out and does the exact same thing all over again.

Arise Sir Gerard Of Butler! Along with his fellow knight of the VHS cassette, Sir Jason of Statham, they still make the kind of movies a few studios wish they had the courage to make. Movies with a sensible budget, not based on some comic book IP or internet trend.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents is an anthology series that aired on CBS and NBC between 1955 and 1965. It’s been named one of the 100 best TV shows of all time by Time Magazine. Alfred Hitchcock Presents is well-known for its title sequence, which features a line drawing of Hitchcock’s pudgy

I must not have been paying attention, as this seems to have come out of nowhere. Kate Mara and Laurence Fishburne star in The Astronaut. This is a new sci-fi horror from Vertical. This follows astronaut Sam Walker, who crash-lands back to Earth. They find her punctured capsule off the