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A brutal heavy-metal version of a horror classic, a fast-paced war flick and a teen girl toy spin-off; today's inhabitants of our world-famous trailer park couldn't be more different.
If you watch one, make it Rob Zombie's Halloween - it's decent enough, with a surprisingly high number of nods toward John Carpenter's peerless original. Eagle-eyed fans of the '78 film will spot one particularly key change to the blueprint, which'll probably cause die-hard geeks to dress up as Michael Myers and camp out in front of Zombie's gaff. Make up your own mind here .
The Kingdom is a different kettle of fish - with Peter Berg’s fast-paced war flick looking like a cross between The Bourne Ultimatum and Black Hawk Down. Though, from what we've heard, that makes it more of an achievement in the art of trailer-splicing, than filmmaking. Go here to see it for yourself.
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Finally, Bratz's Clueless for kids may alienate anyone older than the age of nine, but it does come from the brain of Marvel supremo Avi Avrad, and a franchise has already been mooted, so we'd better get used to it. Send your young'uns here .
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