The Academy Awards 2016 were dogged by controversy surrounding the predominantly white and male dominance, and that's set to change.

A  look at this week’s new films in Irish cinemas.

Remember the 80s? Well they're back as we're getting a new McGyver TV show.

The Conjuring spawned a spin-off movie for that creepy Annabelle doll, and now The Conjuring 2 is going to give you more reasons to be scared.

While Simon Delaney enjoyed his role in big budget horror, The Conjuring 2, he’s still very much focused on his four kids, writes Esther McCarthy

Simon Delaney had the chance to work with horror filmmaker James Wan on The Conjuring 2 and learned a lot from the talented director

The Conjuring 2 has just opened in the States and debuted to strong figures and excellent reviews, suggesting it's going to be a major player at the box office for weeks to come.

The Conjuring 2 is in cinemas this week, and it's going to be a tough one to beat after the success of the original back in 2013. Still some brave souls are giving it a go, including Gods of Egypt and Tale of Tales.

In 1970s England a family is terrorised by something unexplainable.

It might be summer, depending on the day in Ireland, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t make some time to check out a few flicks while hoping that the rain holds off for the weekend.

The Conjuring was a brilliant exercise in big budget horror, and now it's time for more terror.

The Fast and Furious franchise goes ever on and the search for a director for the next entry could finally be over with the arrival of F Gary Gray

So much for one last ride. Vin Diesel took to Facebook to discuss the Fast and Furious franchise, telling fans that one last trilogy is in the works.

It's a quiet enough week at the cinema as we relax after the tentpole destruction of San Andreas and prepare for the arrival of Jurassic World. So it's the perfect time to catch up on some genre offerings from the worlds of comedy and horror.

It's a quiet enough week at the cinema as we relax after the tentpole destruction of San Andreas and prepare for the arrival of Jurassic World. So it's the perfect time to catch up on some genre offerings from the worlds of comedy and horror.

It's a quiet enough week at the cinema as we relax after the tentpole destruction of San Andreas and prepare for the arrival of Jurassic World. So it's the perfect time to catch up on some genre offerings from the worlds of comedy and horror.

A new enemy is out for revenge, forcing the crew to go on a worldwide hunt to save their family.

Furious 7 is on the way, and it looks like it kicks off with some skydiving.

The late actor Paul Walker, who died in a fiery car crash in November 30, won't be edited out of the film, Universal Pictures has confirmed.

Fast & Furious 7' will be completed following Paul Walker's death.

If you weren’t spooked by James Wan’s 2011 supernatural horror ‘Insidious’, you stand little chance of making sense of the self-referential sequel.

Blockbuster sequels are not judged on directorial verve, ingenious plots or award-winning performances, although they certainly help.

Jason Statham will star in 'Fast & Furious 7'.

THOR (12A) has all the hallmarks of a movie made not for its own sake but for the purpose of establishing a franchise.

A horror film that doesn’t stray from the conventional backcloth of the perfect family moving into a new, darkly spooky home, the young son who suddenly starts speaking in tongues and things that go bump in the night.

Nice guy Nick’s (Kevin Bacon) world is turned upside down in 'Death Sentence' (EIV; €24.99) when he’s caught up in a robbery which leaves his son dead.

When Adam and Larry come into an underground bathroom and chained to the wall, with no idea how they got there, you know you are at the start of a horror story.