23/10/2026
🍬🎞 Halloween may still be a week away, but we have a bucket full of treats for you to devour this New Film Friday: FIVE new releases join our line-up, including a half-term must-see and a Venice Grand Jury Prize winner, plus two very special one night only screenings!
🐦🌳 A teenage girl travels to an enchanted forest after her younger brother is abducted by a murder of crows in Wildwood, the latest stop-motion masterpiece from Coraline producers Laika Studios
👻😱 Kitty, Pat, and the rest of the ghosts are back, this time battling against some very much alive protesters, in Ghosts: The Possession of Button House, a delightful continuation of the hit BBC series
🎭😷 A disfigured actor begins to lose his sanity after a scientist transforms his body into clay in Clayface, a gruesome foray into body horror for the DC Universe
🪖🇩🇪 Sandra Hüller and Hanns Zischler star as Erika and Thomas Mann as they embark on a road trip through post-WW2 Germany in Polish auteur Paweł Pawlikowski’s astonishing drama Fatherland
👫👫 Korean master filmmaker Lee Chang-dong’s first film in eight years, the Venice award-winning Possible Love, sees two married couples cross paths and their hidden desires emerge
🎸🤘 Relive the legendary final show of heavy metal pioneers Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath in Ozzy & Black Sabbath: Back to the Beginning, screening for one night only, Wed 28th at 20:00
📻🧛♂️ And Thom Yorke meets Count Orlok in Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, a monstrous mashup of Murnau’s groundbreaking silent film set to Radiohead’s KID A, back on our screens for one night only, Thurs 29th at 20:30