Exclusive: The Lost Boys and Predator Return to UK Cinemas in 2027
Movieversalfilm Exclusive: Park Circus has The Lost Boys (15 October 2027) and Predator (5 November 2027) down for 40th-anniversary UK cinema re-releases.
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What Is Coming Next: November 2026
A selective November 2026 guide to significant UK and US cinema and streaming releases, from Godzilla and Panem to fantasy, future noir and family viewing.
Exclusive: Heysel and the Hand of God Hit UK Cinemas on the Same Day
Movieversalfilm Exclusive: The Match, about Maradona’s Hand of God, and Heysel 85 both open in UK cinemas on 20 November, both rated 12A.
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Want more Movieversalfilm in your Google results? Here is how to add us as a preferred source on Google in three quick steps, plus how to follow us on Discover.
Watch: When Halloween Met Horror, Our AI-Made Halloween Documentary
Celebrate Halloween with When Halloween Met Horror, Movieversalfilm’s first original AI-made documentary, tracing the night from turnip lanterns to the cinema screen.
Halloween: A Definitive Guide to Must-Watch Horror Films for Halloween
From a silent vampire to the Oscar-winning shocks of 2025: 15 must-watch horror films for Halloween, each reviewed, with where to watch them in the UK this week.
Exclusive: Netflix Lines Up Nine UK Cinema Releases Before Christmas
Movieversalfilm Exclusive: Netflix has nine films booked into UK cinemas before Christmas. Cliff Booth opens 28 days before it streams; two films stream on day one.
The Two Pillars of British Entertainment: James Bond and Doctor Who, Our Immortal Heroes Who Even in Death Will Never Die
One arrived in cinemas in October 1962, the other on BBC television in November 1963. Now, with Bond just turned 64 and Doctor Who turning 63 next month, as the world waits to meet the next 007 and the TARDIS waits for its next era, we ask how Britain’s two great screen heroes keep being reborn with new faces, and why they never truly die.
Exclusive: UK Cinema’s Ad Giants Split on Guy Ritchie’s Wife & Dog
Movieversalfilm Exclusive: DCM rates Guy Ritchie’s Wife & Dog as a million-admission blockbuster. Pearl & Dean puts it at £2.5 million. Here’s every film UK cinemas are banking on.
The Good Daughter (2026) Preview: Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy Lead Karin Slaughter’s Thriller
Karin Slaughter adapts her own bestseller, with Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy as estranged sisters. Here is what is confirmed, the trailer and how to watch on Sky and NOW from 12 November.
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Hidden Gem: Sheriff Country — Why This Crime Drama Is Worth Catching Up On
Morena Baccarin leads a warm small-town crime drama with family trouble at its heart. Our spoiler-free Sheriff Country recommendation explains why it is worth catching up on before season two.
The Loneliest Man in New York: How Spider-Man: Brand New Day Turned Being Forgotten Into a Superpower – and a Burden
Destin Daniel Cretton’s record-breaking Spider-Man: Brand New Day treats Peter Parker’s anonymity as grief. Our critical essay, now the film is on digital.
Hidden Gem: Banshee — Why This Crime Thriller Is Worth Your Time
Antony Starr anchors a volatile crime thriller built on a stolen identity. Our spoiler-free Banshee recommendation explains its appeal—and its rough edges.