Trailers: The Town, The American, Megamind, City Island, Easy A.

The following is a spoiler-free review of a film that should attain as much mystery as possible before being watched for the first time.

The bonus-feature packed Alien Quadrilogy has been out on DVD for a while now (and at a sub-£10 price too) but without question, the soon to be released Anthology will blow it out of the water – the amount of content that will be available is staggeringly good for Alien fans. The Anthology is listed on Amazon and will set you back $100, but those who are big fans of the Alien series will probably see that as a lot of money well...

Cars, while a good film well-received, is probably Pixar’s weakest project to date. As a franchise though, it’s one of Pixar’s strongest – the merchandise that spawned from the film has provide billions of dollars. You may not have consciously realised it, but there is a hell of a lot of Cars merchandise all over the place. We all know that Pixar are currently working on a sequel to Cars which should provide the...

What intrigues me most about Due Date (aside from the pairing of Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifianakis that makes me insatiably excited for the release of this film) is that while the plot seems to follow the road-trip formula it has a key difference which may give it a significant, possibly vital edge.

A prequel comic for the upcoming Christopher Nolan film Inception is available online - it's supposedly safe from spoilers but reading it may take away a bit of the mystery of the film. It's both readable online and downloadable - simply click the link to the post to be redirected.

This should add a few more layers to the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon… The star of Footloose and JFK, along with many other films, has been offered the role of the yet-to-be-known villain in the next X-Men title in the franchise, First Class. Bacon will be up against the likes of Erik Lensherr/Magneto and Professor Xavier (played by Michael Fassbender and James McAvoy respectively) along with several of the students at Xavier’s...

I've been excited for Machete ever since I first found out the spoof trailer that appeared in Planet Terror back in 2007 would be made into a full-length feature. With an official trailer finally released and a release date set, the PR work for Robert Rodriguez's crazy B-movie action flick can begin.

The director of A Single Man, Tom Ford is a gay fashion designer and so it follows that A Single Man is very gay and very fashionable.

Predators is a respectable stepping stone for the inevitable Predator franchise revival and while it in no way is a great film, it's worth watching for that hint of nostalgia and a Friday night-in dosage of mindless action-suspense.

In what is most likely an attempt to squeeze more money out of a multi-billion feature, James Cameron and 20th Century Fox will be re-releasing Avatar in cinemas on the 27th of August in the form of a special edition that boasts an extra eight minutes of "never before seen footage".

Never Seen It highlights films that you might not have heard of or watched but definitely should, the kind of films that aren’t as well-known as others and don't attain the accreditation or accolade they perhaps deserve. The films noted may not be 5-star features but every one mentioned is a film worthy of your time...

The time you spend with Black Dynamite may be some of the best comedy film lovin' you'll ever have - watching him avenge his brother's death at the hands of The Man by pimp-slappin' and kung-fu fighting every gorilla eatin' goon in his way is more fun than you could possibly imagine.

Trailers: Machete, Social Network, Dinner for Schmucks, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, The Other Guys.

Transformers 3 is set to defecate all over our screens, and our 3D glasses, in summer 2011.

Cruise confirmed that he will be working with Paramount to stretch what was an entertaining cameo into a full length feature.

Case re-opened.

The Charm of Making: Anál nathrach, orth’ bháis’s bethad, do chél dénmha

Never Seen It highlights films that you might not have heard of or watched but definitely should, the kind of films that aren’t as well-known as others and don't attain the accreditation or accolade they perhaps deserve. The films noted may not be 5-star features but every one mentioned is a film worthy of your time...

Balagueró and his team took a big risk with [REC] 2 but their gamble has paid off: the connotations and subtext might irk some but I for one am grateful that the film goes the direction it does because [REC] 2 not only gives [REC] more purpose but it has given us the makings of a brilliant franchise.

While perhaps less visually impressive seventy-seven years on, the original King Kong from 1933 will be released onto BluRay on the 28th September and it is a film that should be in any film-lover's collection.

Turn around, goddammit!

Del Toro has announced that he is stepping down as director of the upcoming film The Hobbit.

Welcome to Episode Six of Red Band Radio.

It's been heavily rumoured and all but confirmed (that's what you get when you work with dozens of teenagers) but today it was officially announced that Channel 4's mega-hit Skins will be hitting the big screen next year.

Are you excited yet? Well you should be: Christopher Nolan's mysterious new film Inception is coming, and a bunch of character posters have been released. There's also a TV spot which was released recently - I'm building the hype train up on this one because it is going to be big.

EA have announced that Legendary Pictures has acquired the film rights to the Mass Effect franchise - Legendary's prior co-production films have included 300, Watchmen and The Dark Knight.

Money certainly does speak louder than quality, then. The disappointing film adaptation of the video game series Hitman was released a few years ago, and suffice to say, it wasn't good. But despite its quality, Hitman made over three times its budget in the cinema which inevitably has lead to 20th Century Fox planning a second film.

We've got a collection of stills for Inception to look at.

Shrink sits contently on the observational deck of the film industry, casually mocking its counterparts while it exudes boldly quiet intelligence and charisma and its because of this that Shrink rises up and above its definably small origins.

Now that the DVD is following the VHS into the technological afterlife and game publishers & developers are warming to EA's '10$ solution' idea, society is being sent a very clear message: in a few years time, you get one of two options when wanting to watch a film or play a video game: buy it new or rent it.

On one hand there is now absolutely no reason to see Transformers 3 but on the other hand there never was and a spoilt ignorant child has cleared an acting slot for someone more worthy. I think this might just be a minor win.

Surprise, surprise.

Never Seen It highlights films that you might not have heard of or watched but definitely should, the kind of films that aren’t as well-known as others and don't attain the accreditation or accolade they perhaps deserve. The films noted may not be 5-star features but every one mentioned is a film worthy of your time...

It is because Morris expands his scope far beyond the simple but controversial premise of Four Lions that makes it so great.

Robin Hood has failed to take away the box office top spot from fellow Hollywood blockbuster Iron Man 2 in its opening weekend.

"Fight, and you may die. Run, and you'll live... at least a while. And dying in your beds, many years from now, would you be willing to trade all the days from this day to that, for one chance, just one chance, to come back here and tell our enemies that they may take our lives, but they'll never take... our FREEDOM!!!'

The big list of Marvel films we'll be seeing in the next few years just got another addition: a movie about about the SHIELD team you'll have seen in both the Iron Man films.

Charlie Kaufman, who worked on the likes of Being John Malkovich and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, has reportedly been helping "polish" the script for the sequel to the 2008 animated film Kung Fu Panda.

While wonky pacing lets it down and it lacks the political subtext that Ridley would have you believe it contains, you could do a lot worse than Robin Hood this weekend.

The trailer for JJ Abrams and Steven Spielberg's new project "Super 8"

Hot Tub Time Machine is the ultimate casual film - an abomination for those seeking highbrow visual entertainment but supreme hilarity for those looking for a cheeky dose of pure, unadulterated comedy crack.

How does 39 high-resolution images of stills and concept art for Tron: Legacy sound?

If Iron Man 3 does happen (which would be after The Avengers mind), Jon Favreau has said that he wants villain The Mandarin as Tony Stark's next cinema adversary.

The Losers is a simple and disposable action film. Shot like a music video and with characters more like action figures than actual people, it does what it says on its colourful tin.

In the most unsurprising news this week, Iron Man 2 has taken top spot on the US box office charts.

Trailers: Robin Hood, The Time That Remains, Knight and Day, Lebanon, Inception.

Never Seen It highlights films that you might not have heard of or watched but definitely should, the kind of films that aren’t as well-known as others and don't attain the accreditation or accolade they perhaps deserve. The films noted may not be 5-star features but every one mentioned is a film worthy of your time...

While there have been rumours and tidbits kicking around for a while, Sony have today announced Men In Black 3 for 25 May 2012.

Prepare to have your mind fucked with a little.