Monday night telly tips for a night on the couch.

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

THERE’S no point in beating around the bush: the stand-out flashes of genius in the hurling and football championships have come in the last couple of weekends.

Mini-series 'Mildred Pierce' starring Kate Winslet, has been nominated for 21 Emmies, it has been announced today.

Plans for an 'I Am Number Four' sequel have been "shelved".

An animated Western from the spaghetti school with animals as the characters and a script that delivers lots of naughty fun … plus a solid star cast, all thoroughly enjoying themselves.

A case of looting and pillaging through many of the previous sci-fi stories and films that yields precious little by way of originality, even though this film is based around a successful graphic novel.

It seems pointless to have remade the 1973 George Romero low-budget cult classic horror – reckoned to be the forerunner of the many following ‘deadly toxins in the water turning the locals into fruitcakes’ – but somebody went and did it anyway.

This features the perfect honeymoon in beautiful Hawaii, where nothing much happens to disturb the loving couple … well, except for a series of ghastly murders of other loving couples.

A perfect movie for that Saturday night date, with Garner finding comfort from the friends of her recently deceased fiancé … and discovering that the one – gadabout playboy Olyphant – she least considered might just be Mr Right.

While this is certainly not one of the King's better stories it makes a film much better than some critics are making out.

Usually known for his gravitas, Morgan Freeman turns up in director Lawrence Kasdan's supernatural chiller, Dreamcatcher, as Colonel Curtis, a US Government operative who doesn't play by the rules.

In what is really a mindless revenge caper - Diesel's cop sees his wife killed by drug bosses and sets out for retribution - everybody starts to think that they are really making a ground-breaking morality story.