Also showing: Sleep Tight, Caesar Must Die, Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters, The Bay and Safe Haven
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Your support makes all the difference.Sleep Tight (100 mins, 18)
You won't after seeing this master fully creepy suspense thriller from REC director Jaume Balagueró. Luis Tosar is the caretaker of a Barcelona apartment block whose meticulous villainy gets more and more chilling.
Caesar Must Die (76 mins, 12A)
The inmates of an Italian high-security jail stage a production of Julius Caesar. An enigmatic mix of Shakespeare and prison drama.
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters (88 mins, 15)
Witless action movie. Jeremy Renner and Gemma Arterton are the titular fairy-tale siblings, grown up to be demon-slaying bad-asses in black leather trenchcoats.
The Bay (84 mins, 15)
Barry Levinson boards the found-footage horror bandwagon with this tedious, unscary eco-disaster movie.
Safe Haven (115 mins, 12A)
The blandest of the many romantic melodramas adapted from the novels of Nicholas Sparks.
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