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This week, director George Miller and Tom Burke tell Jordan Farley about Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, and Chris Pratt tells Emily Murray about The Garfield Movie. Plus, Emily and Matt Maytum review those films as well as Jennifer Lopez's Netflix sci-fi Atlas and the Trainspotting rerelease.

This week, director Renny Harlin tells Megan Garside about his horror reboot The Strangers: Chapter 1. Plus, Matt Maytum and Matthew Leyland review new releases IF, Hoard, Tiger Stripes and Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg.

This week, director Wes Ball and stars Owen Teague, Freya Allen and Kevin Durand tell Emily Murray about Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, the new movie in the simian saga. Plus, Emily and Matt Maytum review that film, as well as La Chimera, Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger, and TV shows Dark Matter and Doctor Who. And, who is the greatest movie ape?

This week, Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt tell Molly Edwards about their stunt-tacular romcom action thriller The Fall Guy and the Barbenheimer effect. Plus, Matt Maytum and James Mottram review that movie, as well as Rose Glass' muscular follow-up to Saint Maud, Love Lies Bleeding; Anne Hathaway's romantic drama The Idea of You; and the 25th anniversary re-release of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. And, in honour of The Fall Guy, what's your favourite movie stunt?

This week, Moritz Mohr tells Fay Watson about his ultraviolent revenge thriller Boy Kills World, which stars Bill Skarsgård. Plus, Matt Maytum and Matthew Leyland review that film, as well as Challengers, I.S.S., Ordinary Angels and Spy X Family Code: White. And, what's the movie quote you'd love to deliver in real life?

This week, Zack Snyder, Sofia Boutella and Staz Nair talk to Molly Edwards about Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver, while Dan Stevens tells Amy West about his new horror-comedy Abigail (*warning: contains mild premise spoilers for Abigail if you've not yet seen the trailers*). Plus, Matt Maytum & Jamie Graham review those films as well as biblical satire The Book of Clarence and Daisy Ridley-starring dramedy Sometimes I Think About Dying, and discuss the best training montages in movies.