Filmography Highlights
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Drag Me To Hell
2009- Rated:
- 15
Spider-Man and Evil Dead director Sam Raimi returns to his roots in this hyperbolic horror-comedy where a banker gets just deserts
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Married Life
2008- Rated:
- TBC
Pierce Brosnan's eclectic post-Bond career continues with this period drama about a man who plots to murder his wife
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The Love Guru
2008- Rated:
- 12A
Mike Myers is an Indian self-help therapist hoping to achieve celebrity status in this comedy also featuring Justin Timberlake, Jessica Alba and Ben Kingsley
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Lucky You
2007- Rated:
- PG
Eric Bana plays professional poker player Huck Cheever, a brilliant reader of the game who can't hold onto his winnings. Then he meets would-be Las Vegas singer Drew Barrymore, and it seems his luck has finally turned
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Rumor Has It...
2005- Rated:
- 12A
Romantic comedy starring Jennifer Aniston as Sarah Huttinger, a 'New York Times' obituary writer who becomes convinced that her family may have been the inspiration for Charles Webb's novel 'The Graduate'
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The Jacket
2005- Rated:
- 15
An amnesiac Gulf War veteran is sent to a psychiatric hospital, where he is subjected to a "technique" that could help him solve the riddle of his fractured life. Thriller starring Adrien Brody and Keira Knightley, directed by John Maybury
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Twisted
2004- Rated:
- 15
Thriller starring Ashley Judd as a troubled homicide detective who finds herself both investigator and prime suspect on a case of serial murders involving her ex-lovers. Andy Garcia and Samuel L Jackson co-star, Philip Kaufman directs
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People I Know
2002- Rated:
- 15
A talent agent on the skids becomes embroiled in a murder and the subsequent cover-up. Al Pacino, Kim Basinger and Téa Leoni star in an amoral thriller
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Austin Powers In Goldmember
2002- Rated:
- 12
The Austin Powers trilogy eats itself, with a conveyor belt of old jokes climaxing in the unexpected revelation of Dr Evil and the International Man of Mystery's true relationship
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Mulholland Drive
2001- Rated:
- 15
Surreal noir about Hollywood corruption, originally shot for American television.
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From Hell
2001- Rated:
- 18
Effective, horrific period thriller about the conspiracy behind the Jack the Ripper murders. Based on Alan Moore's graphic novel, it stars Johnny Depp and his Cockney accent
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Scream 3
2000- Rated:
- TBC
Murders in Hollywood provide a suitable setting for the climactic part of the definitive postmodern slasher trilogy
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Music Of The Heart
1999- Rated:
- PG
A well-meaning teacher tries to introduce Harlem kids to the joys of classical music. Feel-good drama from the man who created Freddy Krueger
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Scream 2
1997- Rated:
- TBC
Wes Craven's knowing and popular horror trilogy reaches its second instalment. Pretty much more of the same: perky youths, geeky gags and bloody knives
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Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery
1997- Rated:
- 15
Shagadelic spy spoof starring Mike Myers and Elizabeth Hurley. It's often silly and sometimes annoyingly over the top, but mostly it's just fab, baby
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Scream
1996- Rated:
- 18
The film that kicked off not just a trilogy, but a whole subgenre of postmodern teen slashers. Smart, innovative, funny and downright scary
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Lost Highway
1996- Rated:
- TBC
A beautifully made thriller that keeps you guessing beyond the end. David Lynch's unsettling nightmare was vastly underrated on its first release, but is now recognised as one of the visionary director's best films
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Joe's Apartment
1996- Rated:
- 12
A naive young Iowan moves to New York City and ends up befriended by the thousands of cockroaches that infest his flat. Musical comedy starring Jerry O'Connell
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S.F.W.
1994- Rated:
- 18
Someone ought to have told writer-director Levy that you can't pull cult movies out of a hat. Everything about this witless media satire - from its deliberately offensive title (it stands for So Fuck
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My Cousin Vinny
1992- Rated:
- 15
Teenagers Bill and Stan are wrongly arrested for murder while on holiday. Unable to afford a proper attorney they call on the services of their wiseguy cousin. Smart-talking comedy with Joe Pesci in fine form
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House Party
1990- Rated:
- 15
Get jiggy. This is the funniest hip-hop comedy the silver screen has seen. "They've got a cute thing happening"
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Hollywood Shuffle
1987- Rated:
- 15
Townsend is the actor trying to find work, only to realize that all the parts available for black actors are gangsters, pimps or drug addicts. Cue his fantasy world where he pokes fun at Hollywood's
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Evil Dead II: Dead by Dawn
1987- Rated:
- 18
Five years after the original became a smash hit, Raimi returned to the 'Evil Dead' with more money, more gags and gallons more blood in this hilarious slapstick, ooze-spraying, chainsaw-hacking sequel
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