Unfriended: Dark Web

Unfriended: Dark Web, available from Saturday 27 April in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15. Also available in HD. 

In this sequel to Unfriended, a group of friends start an online video chat. One of them dials in from the new laptop he discovered at a lost and found. It contains disturbing video footage of people in distressing situations and it’s not long before the real owner logs on anonymously telling them they will all die if they disconnect or call the police. Each friend becomes the victim of something sinister, while the rest are slaves to their screens, unable to help but unable to look away. This is a horror movie for the times, that will make you want to unplug forever.
 

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy

Death Race: Beyond Anarchy, available from Sunday 28 April in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 18. Also available in HD. 

Snakes, creepy masks and big, big explosions – Death Race: Beyond Anarchy has it all, including the return of Danny Trejo as badass bookie Goldberg. Frankenstein, an infamous driver from the illegal and dangerous Death Race, is locked up in a maximum-security prison. Black Ops specialist Connor Gibson (Zach McGowan, Black Sails) makes it his mission to enter the race and take on Frankenstein to knock him out once and for all. Cure your need for speed in this free-for-all battle of burning rubber.
 

Knuckleball

Knuckleball, available from Monday 29 April in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15. Also available in HD. 

If Home Alone was a horror movie, it would be Knuckleball. Twelve-year-old Henry (Luca Villacis) goes to stay with his grandfather on his snowy, secluded farm. Due to unforseen events, Henry is left alone and has to rely on odd neighbour Dixon (Munro Chambers). He’s quickly given a good reason to use the baseball skills his grandfather taught him, as Dixon turns the comfort of home into a living hell. An entertaining, suspenseful cat-and-mouse chase. Let’s play ball!
 

Trendy

Trendy, available from Tuesday 30 April in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15. Also available in HD. 

For anyone who has been disillusioned with London, with its outrageous prices, cramped accommodation and unfriendly exchanges, this is the film for you. When Richard (Lachlan Nieboer) trades the countryside for city living, he finds it difficult to adjust, and starts spiralling. It’s American Psycho, but in the East End. No one could really blame Richard for going a little mad in his new “trendy” surroundings, but he does go rather far off the deep end…
 

The Hidden Soldier

The Hidden Soldier, available from Wednesday 1 May in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15. Also available in HD. 

After the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbour, US Air Force commander Jack (Emile Hirsch, Into The Wild) is forced to land in China, where he is scooped out of a tree by local widow Ying. She’s played by Liu Yifei, who will star as Mulan in 2020’s live-action reboot. Jack’s leg is badly injured, so Ling helps nurse him back to health, but she’s worried her daughter Nunu might alert the rest of the village to his presence. Although a lot of their words get lost in translation, they form a sweet bond that will you leave you feeling pretty OK about humanity after all.

The Party Crasher

The Party Crasher, available from Thursday 2 May in Sky Cinema on demand. Cert 15. Also available in HD. 

There’s nothing like an evil being to ruin the party mood. Frat boys Grant (Cameron Moulène) and Tanner (Jayson Blair) decide to throw one of their notorious Hawaiian-themed luau parties at Sigma Tau house. But after they discover a hidden room in the basement, a malevolent force is unleashed on the revellers – who then have to party, quite literally, for their lives.

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