November premieres on Sky Cinema

We’ve often wanted more Robert Pattinson on our screens, but we didn’t expect so much Robert Pattinson in one movie. He’s getting cloned in Mickey 17, premiering this month on Sky Cinema, and with the director of Parasite and Snowpiercer behind the camera, you never know what to expect.

As well as sci-fi there’s some intriguing horror this November in the form of disastrous-date thriller Drop, the atmospheric The Woman In The Yard and video game adaptation Until Dawn, as well as heartfelt drama about friendship and grief in the critically acclaimed My Dead Friend Zoe and The Friend. And with Christmas on the way, look out for some festive treats too…

With new premieres every week, there’s always a wide range of superb movie action to enjoy. And if you’ve been too busy over the past few months to keep up with all the new premieres on Sky Cinema, scroll down to see our round-up of all the latest titles available in On Demand.

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Available from Friday 31 October in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Josh (Jack Quaid, The Boys) and Iris (Sophie Thatcher, Heretic) are taking a weekend break at a lake house with two other couples. But an unpleasant incident turns violent, and that’s when Iris learns the disturbing truth about her relationship and her very existence. This is a smart and thoughtful film about the realities of human interaction and how the advance of technology might alter them – plus it’s creepy as hell. Rupert Friend (The Death Of Stalin) and Harvey Guillén (What We Do In The Shadows) co-star.

Available from Saturday 1 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

This atmospheric psychological horror stars Danielle Deadwyler (Carry-On) as Ramona, a bereaved woman who’s focused solely on raising and protecting her children. But the family’s precarious calm is disturbed one day when a mysterious woman in black robes appears in the yard of her rural farmhouse. Who is she? Why is she here? And what does she know about the accident that killed Ramona’s husband? Chilling and creepy stuff from director Jaume Collet-Serra (The Shallows).

Available from Sunday 2 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert U

We wouldn’t say it’s never too early for a Christmas movie, but once November’s here we’re all about building up to the festive celebrations – and here’s an early Yuletide treat on Sky Cinema. Military personnel Blair (Janel Parrish) and Josh (Parker Young) have been rivals since their training days, but one argument too many means they end up forced to do Christmas duty on their base. Both plan to just get through it – but when a snowstorm threatens deliveries, they must work together. Can they save Christmas? And will it change the way they feel about each other?

Available from Saturday 8 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Army veteran Merit (Sonequa Martin-Green, The Walking Dead) has a great relationship with her best friend Zoe (Natalie Morales, Grey’s Anatomy), one that’s helped her through some tough times. The only problem? Zoe was killed in action in Afghanistan, and despite the urging of those who care about her, Merit can’t let Zoe go. But when her grandfather (Ed Harris, Top Gun: Maverick) – who’s also traumatised by his wartime experiences – begins to lose his way, Merit has to face up to her responsibilities. With a 94% Rotten Tomatoes rating, this is a thoughtful and poignant film about family, friendship and grief, inspired by a true story and co-starring Morgan Freeman.

Available from Friday 14 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Four Oscar wins for the brilliant black comedy Parasite announced South Korean writer/director Bong Joon-ho as a major international force in cinema, and he followed up his huge hit with another of his trademark genre-bending films in Mickey 17. This comic sci-fi thriller stars Robert Pattinson (The Batman) as a man who joins a space colony to be an “expendable” worker, who’s replaced by a clone every time he dies. But when a new clone is created while Mickey is still alive, a bizarre conflict begins. An unusual but hugely entertaining movie from a film-maker unlike any other.

Available from Friday 21 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Young widow Violet (Meghann Fahy, The Perfect Couple) is nervous about going on her first date in years, although she’s calmed when her companion Henry (Brandon Sklenar, It Ends With Us) proves charming. But things start to go wrong when she starts to receive anonymous drops to her phone, telling her to follow instructions and threatening harm to her family. And what she’s being told to do won’t lead to a second date… An inventive, witty horror from Christopher Landon, the writer/director behind the two Happy Death Day movies (a third is coming) and body-swap romp Freaky.

Available from Saturday 22 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Journalist Ariel (Ayo Edebiri, After The Hunt) is thrilled to be part of a select group invited to the launch of a new album by reclusive musician Alfred Moretti (John Malkovich, Deepwater Horizon). But when she arrives at his remote compound, it transpires that Moretti is at the centre of a bizarre cult known as the Levelists. And the welcome is definitely not as warm as she’d hoped… An appealing mix of psychological thriller and folk horror, like an American Midsommar, this is a twisty yarn with a great cast including Juliette Lewis (Yellowjackets), Amber Midthunder (Prey), Young Mazino (Beef) and Tony Hale (Veep).

Available from Friday 28 November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Classic horror meets classic sci-fi in this effective chiller inspired by the dark video game. After her sister goes missing, Clover (Ella Rubin, Anora) and her friends attempt to retrace her final steps to figure out what happened to her. Amid a downpour, the group are attacked at a tourist office and killed – but when they wake up to find they’re listed as missing persons, they realise something super-spooky is happening. Can they solve the mystery and survive until dawn? A fun ride that includes a typically eccentric cameo from Peter Stormare (Fargo, John Wick: Chapter 2).

Available in November in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15

Iris (Naomi Watts, The Impossible) is shaken when her friend and mentor Walter (Bill Murray, Lost In Translation) dies suddenly. But his legacy is life-changing for Iris in a very real way, because Walter has bequeathed her Apollo, his beloved Great Dane. This causes immediate practical problems – like keeping the furniture in one piece and receiving an eviction notice – but also more existential ones, with Apollo a constant reminder of Walter’s absence (not to mention his problematic choices). But as Iris begins to bond with Apollo, it helps her process grief and understand more about herself. Moving, heartwarming and occasionally chaotic.

• Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy

• Code 3

• It Feeds

• Grow 10th

• Presence

• The Stranger In My Home

• Black Bag

• Lake George

• Ick

• Dog Man

• Psycho/Therapy

• Y2K

• Amongst The Wolves

• One Of Them Days

• Nosferatu

• Die Alone

• Spin The Bottle

• Wolf Man

• Love Hurts

• Wish You Were Here

• Novocaine

• Panda Plan

• Juliet & Romeo

• Novocaine

• Panda Plan

• Juliet & Romeo

• Long Gone Heroes

• The Thicket

• The Room Next Door

• September 5

• Sonic The Hedgehog 3

• Gator Creek

• Heart Eyes

• Saturday Night

• The Mountain

• The Surfer

• Into The Wonderwoods

• Night Call

• The Lord Of The Rings: War Of The Rohirrim

• Restless

• The Prosecutor

• William Tell

• Strange Darling

• I Don’t Understand You

• Wicked

• Sew Torn

• Running On Empty

• Juror #2

• Sacramento

• Buffalo Kids

• Kraven The Hunter

• Rumours

• The Sloth Lane

• A Nice Indian Boy

• Venom: The Last Dance

• Your Monster

• Exhibiting Forgiveness

• Anora

• Luckiest Man In America

• Home Delivery

• Joker: Folie À Deux

• Piece By Piece

• Salem’s Lot

• Gladiator II

• Sharp Corner

• Empire Waist

• Cleaner

• Omni Loop

• The Damned

• Speak No Evil

• Mob Cops

• Rebellious

• Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

• Bookworm

• Poison

• The Wild Robot

• A Different Man

• Escape From The 21st Century

• Old Guy

• The Front Room

• Despicable Me 4

• Cuckoo

• My Penguin Friend

• Transformers One

• Greedy People

• Touch

• Smile 2

• Twisters

• The Parenting

• Trap

• Between The Temples

• A Mistake

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