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Seconded!

Good stuff, although I was a little distracted by the resemblance of one of the intruders to David Mitchell in a false beard....

Piss poor.

An enjoyable ride, but for me to consider it great rather than good, I'd need a little more confidence that, by the end, I'd fully understood what was going on...

In screen 7, some bloke broke the post-Strain silence by shouting "OK, I'll fucking watch it!"

Comedy genius! Whoever you are, sir, I tip my metaphorical hat...

Agreed: this was unspeakably poor and entirely without merit.

And yet, still not as bad as Shockwave Darkside...

A creature of habit, I've stayed with the main screen choices this weekend.

So: which hidden gems did I miss in the Discovery screens? Which titles should I buy on Amazon at £3.99 in six months' time?

I wonder how The Samurai would fare as a musical...

Anyone know when the series starts?

With hindsight, I'm relieved that it wasn't in 3D

Fair point, well made: but still better than "Repo, the genetic opera"...

Sporadically scarey, occasionally nasty but ultimately pointless.

I can't vote if you only let me have one option, Sherbert.

I suspect that The Harvest, Life after Beth and The Babadook are going to occupy three of the positions in my prestigious Top 5.

I'll be recommending this movie to everyone next week

I completely lost it during the final act ("Hiking! HIKING!!") and still haven't fully retrieved it...