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This week, Zack Snyder, Sofia Boutella and Staz Nair talk to Molly Edwards about Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver, while Dan Stevens tells Amy West about his new horror-comedy Abigail (*warning: contains mild premise spoilers for Abigail if you've not yet seen the trailers*). Plus, Matt Maytum & Jamie Graham review those films as well as biblical satire The Book of Clarence and Daisy Ridley-starring dramedy Sometimes I Think About Dying, and discuss the best training montages in movies.

This week, Marisa Abela talks to Matt Maytum about playing Amy Winehouse in Back to Black; Kirsten Dunst and Alex Garland discuss Civil War with Emily Garbutt; and Lucy Boynton and Justin H. Min tell James Mottram about their new film, The Greatest Hits. Plus, a review of The Teachers' Lounge, and answering the questions - should actors in musical biopics always do the singing? (And is it biOPic, or bio-pic?!)

This week, Dev Patel and Jordan Peele are our guests to talks about the breathless action thriller Monkey Man. Plus, Matt Maytum and James Mottram review that film as well as The New Omen, Io Capitano, Evil Does Not Exist and Netflix's Scoop.

This week, we've got some very exciting guests. Adam Wingard talks about his MonsterVerse sequel, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, and Jack Black chats about Kung Fu Panda 4. Plus, Matt Maytum and Jordan Farley are reviewing those films as well as Mothers' Instinct, Drift and Silver Haze. Plus, an important discussion about sequel title formatting.

This week, we've got special guests GALORE! There are interviews with Jake Gyllenhaal, Daniela Melchior, Lukas Gage and Billy Magnussen on Road House; director Gil Kenan on Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire; Sydney Sweeney on her new horror, Immaculate; and showrunners David Benioff, D.B. Weiss and Alexander Woo on 3 Body Problem. Plus, Matt Maytum and Jane Crowther review the week's new releases, including the above films, plus Robot Dreams and Late Night with the Devil.

This week, Pablo Berger talks to James Mottram about his Oscar-nominated animation Robot Dreams, which is out in UK cinemas next week. Plus, Matt Maytum and Leila Latif review Drive-Away Dolls, Monster, The New Boy and Banel and Adama, and reflect on this year's Oscar ceremony.