Simon Mayo

Anyway, it really goes there in a manner reminiscent of Mia Gothard, her most fantastically deranged.

And it has one of the greatest shock scares I think I've ever seen.

Also reminiscent of an infamous scene in the debut movie by the Philippou brothers that you can see coming a mile away, just makes it all the worse when it happens.

And Peter says, it's an insane, deliriously over-the-top and incredibly noisy little number, for sure, which you find yourself laughing at in one minute and then choking on your popcorn in horror the next.

And then somewhere in between, not being sure how to react at all.

That's Obsession, number three in America, number four in the UK.

Boyd Hilton is another one who we won't be seeing for weeks after the Arsenal victory.

Is he an Arsenal supporter?

He's an Arsenal supporter.

Yeah.

They call that a gooner.

They're gooners.

And they're everywhere.

It's like an infestation, basically.

But anyway, Boyd will be very happy.

Hello, Boyd.

The Sheep Detectives is at number three, number five over there.

Matt and Deb in Mac say, the audience in our screening were an interesting mix of young families...

and retired couples, and the film proved to be suitable for both, as it was a curious mix of Wallace and Gromit meets Poirot-style murder mystery, with the focus squarely being on suitable for children.

The sheep were clearly the stars of the show, with a range of recognisable voice actors lending their tones to a diverse cast of ovine characters who were far smarter than the humans.