Fridae

Join Woody Harrelson and gang on a wild road trip across America (or Zombieland, as it's known post-apocalypse), killing zombies and smashing up property in the search of that heavenly twinkie.

Made on the cheap for around US$15,000, Paranormal Activity has been a phenomenal success in the USA, making over US$90 million at the box office to date, and becoming the most profitable independent film of all time. But is it really any good? 

Seemingly not a year goes by without a Saw movie; however this one springs a few pleasant surprises for horror and gore movie fans.

We would have liked a little more explicit girl-on-girl action in this horror comedy, but the vampires here are hot enough.

Megan Fox is definitely hot enough to have a movie named after her character’s body. And though this isn’t as scary as we would have liked it to be, the smartass Diablo Cody script has its high points.

Darah, the first film from Eric Khoo’s new production company, is shockingly gory but not particularly original in its storytelling.

Thirst is stylish vampire flick from one of the most exciting directors in Korean cinema. Small wonder it won the Jury Prize at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.

Once a while, a local filmmaker comes along and restores your faith in Singapore cinema. Chai Yee Wei is one such talent.

Where Got Ghost? should be retitled Where Got Funny? as writer-director Jack Neo returns with a barely passable horror comedy.