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

The Fargo TV show started out as an unknown quantity and has somehow become one of the best things on the smaller box right now.

The Conjuring series has a pretty great set up, using the real life cases of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren inspire terrifying movies about actual examples of hauntings.

Action, comedy and drama go hand in hand at cinemas this week, there's even some sea faring stuff to enjoy with Chris Pine

Check out our guide on what to watch on TV tonight.

If you're anything like us, the very name Bone Tomahawk already has your attention. Add in the presence of Kurt Russell and the underrated Patrick Wilson, plus some Matthew Fox action, and there's already a lot to like.

Check out our spolier-free guide to what to watch on TV tonight.

NSFW? Yes.

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.

American Horror Story: Asylum' and 'The Big Bang Theory' have each been nominated for six Critics' Choice Television Awards.

Katie Holmes is returning to Broadway.

Mavis Gary (Charlize Theron) left Mercury in rural Minnesota for the ‘mini-Apple’ of Minneapolis to experience big city life and fulfil her dream of becoming an author.

Director Jason Reitman made a very smart decision when approaching his new film, 'Young Adult'.

Michael Fassbender has been offered the lead role in 'Prisoners'.

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.

Aniston once again appears in a light as air, fluffy as a cloud romcom that gives her no boundaries to explore other than to be Aniston, in yet another inoffensive little film that trickles along a plotline so silly it’s hardly worth getting worked up about.

Jennifer Aniston wanted to be retouched in her new movie ‘The Switch’.

Mr T won’t appear in the upcoming ‘A-Team’ movie.

The now classic Alan Moore comic-book stories of fallen super-heroes was long thought to be unfilmable, but Snyder has done it with some verve and style and has brought us a film that far outshines most of the recent crop of futuristic actioners.

It’s hard to see Jackson as a deranged and racist Los Angeles cop, yet here he is in 'Lakeview Terrace'.

KATIE HOLMES made her Broadway debut in All My Sons on Thursday night, and despite the Scientology protests outside, her husband Tom Cruise thought it was a knockout.

Katie Holmes made her Broadway debut in 'All My Sons' last night, and husband Tom Cruise thought it was a knockout.

The worst kept secret on Broadway is no longer a secret - Katie Holmes will star in the upcoming revival of playwright Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons'.

Not so happy families as househusband Wilson stays at home to look after his son to ambitious Connelly and along the way meets unhappy mother Winslett at the local playground.

Actress Kate Winslet braved the rain last night for the premiere of her new film Little Children.

We have had a lot of real-life horror stories of young girls meeting older men via the internet … this powerful and interesting drama illustrates the dangers, for both parties.

The lavish screen version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's massive stage musical hit, into which he pumped £4m of his own money, looks good, sounds as it should; and is a bit of a clunker.

Patrick Wilson, who received Tony nominations for his stage work in Oklahoma! and The Full Monty, is the first actor to be cast in the film version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera.