Beezel review – impish jump-scare machine follows single house’s horrific history
Episodic tale spanning the decades from the 60s to the 00s is a little unoriginal but is delivered with toxic wit
Oddity review – deft Irish horror gets great value from ventriloquist’s dummy
A strong cast and a spooky mannequin deliver heavy gothic frisson as a blind woman investigates her sister’s unnatural death
Who We Love review – queer teen’s Dublin awakening is Euphoria with Guinness
A schoolgirl bullied over her sexuality heads to the city with her wise-cracking gay best friend in this overcooked but heartfelt drama
Justin Baldoni to reportedly file counterclaim against Blake Lively
Dispute between It Ends With Us co-stars escalates further with Baldoni’s lawyer claiming lawsuit will ‘shock everyone’
Don Fairservice obituary
Other lives: Bafta award-winning film editor and author
Olivia Hussey obituary
Actor who was catapulted to fame as one of the teen stars of Franco Zeffirelli’s Romeo and Juliet in 1968
Rise in talk about killing in films raises health concerns, researchers say
Study finds small but significant increase in characters talking about murder or killing over past 50 years
Jack Bond obituary
Film director and producer who worked with Salvador Dalí and the Pet Shop Boys
Father of the Bride and Baby Boom director Charles Shyer dies aged 83
The writer and director worked on a string of successful comedies in the 1980s and 90s, including Private Benjamin and The Parent Trap, frequently with then wife Nancy Meyers
Diabel review – canine sidekick along for ride as dour war veteran biffs bad guys
A Polish ex-soldier returns to his home town and takes on local gangsters in an exhausting barrage of violence in humourless action film
‘Endlessly rewatchable’: why Diggstown AKA Midnight Sting is my feelgood movie
The latest in a series of writers paying tribute to their go-to comfort watches is a recommendation of 1992’s satisfying con movie
1970 review – puppet Soviets plot alongside real-life footage of landmark Polish protest
The first stirrings of revolt behind the Iron Curtain are retold in this intriguing documentary hybrid
The Wolves Always Come at Night review – melancholy meditation on a lost way of life
A Mongolian family is forced to trade the splendour of the desert for the sprawl of the city in this exquisitely filmed documentary
The Order review – Jude Law tails white supremacists in brooding true crime drama
The actor excels as an FBI agent hunting far-right terrorists in this solemn thriller based on real events in 1980s America
How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies review – tear-jerking Oscar contender from Thailand
A dropout’s burgeoning affection for his gran makes him rethink his plan of benefiting from her fortune in a shamelessly sentimental crowd-pleaser