Prime Video’s February line-up brings a mix of gripping dramas, action-packed adventures, and intimate documentaries. Whether you’re chasing edge-of-your-seat drama, cinematic adventures, or compelling real-life stories, February on Prime Video promises plenty to add to your watchlist.

The Wrecking Crew is an enjoyable ride that delivers exactly what it promises: solid action, strong lead chemistry, and a heartfelt core. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it entertains, and for fans of the genre, that’s enough.

February on Netflix UK brings a mix of big‑buzz originals, returning favourites, and a few hidden gems for film fans to rediscover.

In this episode of the Film Focus Online podcast, host Elliot Lines and writer Alex Gilston dive deep into the recent Oscar nominations. They discuss the excitement and frustration that comes with award season, highlighting major nominees, overperformers, and underperformers.

No Other Choice is a bitingly funny, poignant, sharp, shocking blend of desperation, satire, irony alongside a killer (pun intended) crime thriller hook. It is one of the best looking films I have seen in recent memory, the performances are excellent and the creativity sparks from the screenplay.

Shelter unfortunately leans more into some of Liam Neeson’s more generic recent action outings rather than Statham’s better works. It’s disposable, lacking stylistic flair and a unique hook and is only really carried by solid performances from the two leads and a couple of entertaining action beats.

From claustrophobic games of control to chilling historical insight, Shudder’s February slate delivers plenty for horror fans looking to dig a little deeper into the genre’s darker corners.

Find out what's coming to MUBI this February. With a carefully curated mix of new discoveries and essential classics, there’s plenty to explore.

STUDIOCANAL Presents returns in February with a diverse line-up of films and a mini-series that spans classic cinema, acclaimed drama and modern genre chills.

From a viral tweet to a full-blown action spectacle, The Wrecking Crew has come together in one of the most organic ways imaginable. During the film’s global press conference, director Ángel Manuel Soto and stars Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista broke down how their bruising buddy movie grew from a simple idea into an action film driven as much by emotion as spectacle.

Saipan may not fully justify its existence as a feature, but thanks to an incredible central performance from Éanna Hardwicke, solid support from Steve Coogan and a sharp, thriller-like presentation, it stands as a smart, contained drama that is far better than you would expect.

February is shaping up to be a packed month on Sky and NOW, with a mix of brand-new series, returning favourites, and big-screen spectacle landing across the platforms.

Primate does exactly what it says on the tin. It’s a quickfire, bloodthirsty, darkly chuckle worthy and well scored creature feature that relishes in its grindhouse/exploitation vibes. The characters are ultimately there as prey and the story is barely existent, but it delivers what is to be expected.

Mercy is a swiftly generic and forgettable thriller that boasts plenty of potential ideas and things it could be saying, yet opts to go for the trashy playbook.

Return to Silent Hill is an enigmatic experience. It is perhaps the most visually accurate video game adaptation ever put to film, yet it feels fundamentally disconnected from the "why" of the story.

Sony Pictures have revealed the first trailer for the epic live-action, Masters of the Universe — Set to release only in cinemas on June 5, 2026.

Die My Love is an exhausting, uncomfortable and at times darkly comedic and trippy experience led by Lawrence’s powerhouse performance. The film looks great and flows through its spiralling mental breakdown of a structure.

Awards season has officially shifted into top gear with the announcement of the 2026 Oscar nominations. Unveiled today, the list lays out the films, performances, and creative voices that defined cinema over the past year.

Director Mekhai Lee delivers a quiet, emotionally grounded piece that centres on perspective, communication, and the unspoken weight carried between family members.

30 years ago, the Gecko brothers crossed the border and walked straight into a neon-lit nightmare that changed the genre forever. To celebrate three decades of From Dusk Til Dawn, and some of the most creative gore in film history, here is a list of Vampire movies that capture that same high-octane, grindhouse energy.