“Sabotage” is the latest flick in which Schwarzenegger is making his way back to the silver screen and compared to “The Last Stand”, this is an improvement. That’s not saying this is a great movie, just that “The Last Stand” was a rather shitty one.

The Israeli writing-directing duo Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado, who previously treated us to the slasher “Rabies”, are back with a torture-porn flick that takes more than a couple of cues from Eli Roth’s work. Praised by Quentin Tarantino as ‘the best film of 2013’, “Big Bad Wolves” starts off with the police investigating a serial killer who abducts, rapes, tortures and beheads girls. After picking up the suspect (a meek teacher called Dror), they beat the shit out of the guy in order to get a confession but he doesn’t cave.

The Blacklist starts with a former intelligence officer who has landed himself a spot on the FBI’s most wanted list, turning himself in. That someone is Raymond Reddington (James Spader), a former agent who has gone AWOL a couple of years ago and has since become something of a master criminal. Even more surprising is the fact that he will only talk to Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone), a rookie profiler who has just started her first day on the new job. If you think this is an unrealistic and utterly ridiculous premise, then this is definitely not the show for you.