Director Steven Sheil’s follow-up to “Mum & Dad” - a relatively good horror flick - is called “Dead Mine”. Thinking they’re on the trail of a treasure that was hidden by general Yamashita during WWII, a couple of treasure hunters start exploring an old mine turned into a bunker somewhere on an Indonesian island. When they’re attacked, they are forced to go into the mine and can only go forward from there, hoping there’s another exit. And then they find out they’re not alone there either…

With the remake playing in theatres now, why not watch the original again? You all know the story… five youngsters hole up in an old cabin in the woods and find a Book of the Dead. Rather than leaving it for what it is, they listen to a taped translation and unwillingly summon an evil spirit which possesses them one by one.

Craig Lahiff’s outback-set movie Swerve comes with a drug deal that ends bad for one of the guys involved, a bag full of money and a dead body on the side of the road, a sexy chick and a guy who happens to drive by at the wrong time. And that’s just the first ten minutes… so far so good, right? Right.

Based on the play with the same name, “The Broken Circle Breakdown” is about an atheist romantic called Didier (Johan Heldenbergh) who falls head over heels in love with the heavily tattooed Elise (Veerle Baetens). When their baby Maybelle is born, it seems like their luck knows no end. Until Maybelle gets sick that is. The two of them react in completely different ways and their relationship gets its first proper test.

Company Of Heroes is an old-fashioned war movie that fits in perfectly with the likes Guns Of Navarone and The Dirty Dozen. A bunch of soldiers get stuck far behind enemy lines during WWII and stumble across a secret superbomb that Hitler is trying to develop. In an attempt to prevent a tragedy that could very well affect the outcome of the war, they decide to go after the professor behind the program who is looking to defect.