Ali G Indahouse is a very funny, silly and unapologetically stupid political satire that still delivers an absurdly high gag rate and a fully committed Sacha Baron Cohen performance. Twenty-four years on it remains a surprisingly timely British comedy classic. RESTECP.

If this is a one off then Ghosts: The Possession of Button House will be sure to keep the franchise’s legacy alive. It ups the stakes and it has a plethora of moments for fans of the show to sink their teeth into.

Despite some structural issues and pacing hiccups, Coven Academy is the perfect October binge. A thrilling, nostalgic throwback to peak supernatural television with a modern emotional pulse.

Funny, awkward and occasionally bittersweet, Extra Geography proves that the most complicated geography teenagers have to navigate isn't always found in a textbook. Sometimes it is sitting right beside them.

Driven by Lopez’s elegant screen presence and Goldstein’s contrasting awkward charm, Office Romance manages to overcome its flaws. The blend of American backdrops and British gags occasionally clashes, and the plot offers few surprises.

An engaging and genuinely entertaining watch, standing out for its willingness to confront a subject many tend to shy away from.

Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die is a fantastic return for Gore Verbinski. Packed with fun ideas, enjoyable characters and an original take on the time travel formula with a venomously anti-AI approach that's refreshingly blunt and satirical in all the best ways.

Cold Storage is derivative, tonally confused, visually cheap and missing the practical-effects creativity that could have made it a fun viral horror-comedy.

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.