The Movie Waffler

A farmer leads a revolt against the tyrannical reign of King Richard II.

Director Jack Begert's feature debut comes to MUBI this month. Almost three years since it premiered at Sundance under the title "Little Death," music video director Jack Begert's feature debut finally gets a release under the new title Junk. [ First Trailer for French Survival Thriller STORM ] The film sees the life of a drug-addled screenwriter intersect with a pair of junkies in search of a stolen car and the backpack within.

Fiction and reality blurs when a group of friends take part in an immersive horror movie experience. Directed by: Ashley Cahill Starring: Shane Graham, Al Dollar, Mabel Thomas, Allison Gold, Neeley Dayan, Julia Clarke, Alex J. Joseph With the rise in popularity of horror-themed attractions, it's no surprise that several horror movies have deployed such settings as backdrops for bloodshed.

The disaster movie comes to Prime Video in January. Directed by Edouard Salier (Tropic) and written by Matthieu Rumani and Nicolas Slomka, Storm is set during the devastating storm that ravaged France in December 1999. The film is centred on blind teenager Chloé (Clara Pacini), who disobeys her mother to join a party thrown by Erwan (Bach Buquen). Just as Chloé and Erwan are hitting it off, disaster strikes.

A horror makeup artist finds new inspiration when he witnesses a brutal murder. Directed by: Ron Krauss Starring: Jack Kilmer, Paris Jackson, Eric Roberts, Lambert Houston, Renata Notni, Richie Radichi, Rufus Dorsey Horror SFX make-up legend Tom Savini famously attributes his ability to create shockingly realistic gore effects to his experience in the Vietnam War. There, Savini saw every type of wound imaginable and become all too familiar with the inner workings of the brittle human body.

A young man comes to regret inviting his cousin into his home. Directed by: David Harari Starring: Michael Ursu, Asa Fris, Kelly Pantaleoni, Sophia Guillen On paper, the premise of Processing Charlie suggests a throwback to the sort of psycho-thrillers that were popular in the '90s (you might reductively label it "Single White Male").

We've got Bowie merch to give away! Featuring David Bowie's most acclaimed screen appearance, cult sci-fi classic The Man Who Fell to Earth celebrates its 50th anniversary with a 4K re-release. The movie will play in UK cinemas from November 13th with a 5-disc collector's edition featuring the film on 4K UHD and bluray and a 2-disc soundtrack CD released on November 16th.

First look at the animal attacks thriller. Directed by Stephen Roach and written by Robert Howgate, Rise of the Rats stars Grace Gallagher as Kayla, a rebellious young woman who returns to her childhood town. There she finds a horrific rat infestation controlled by a figure known as The Rat Man who may have a connection to her family.

First look at director Andrés Beltrán's chiller. Written and directed by Andrés Beltrán, Postmortem stars Odette Annable as Helena, a medical examiner tasked with the processing the corpses of 16 members of a cult. When she comes across a ritual that the cult believed could resurrect the dead, Helena decides to use it to bring back her late husband.

The backstage drama comes to UK/ROI cinemas next January. Directed by Simon Stone (The Dig) and written by Stephen Beresford, Elsinore tells the true story of actor Ian Charleson (Andrew Scott) and his experiences of performing as Hamlet at London's National Theatre while in the ravages of AIDS.