Silver Screen Weekly - What's Coming Up At The Cinema From Friday 29th September 2023

SAW X (18)
Let the games begin…again. As Jigsaw’s gruesome return is upon us in Saw X. Despite being the tenth instalment in the hit horror franchise, Saw X is set between the first and second film. This brutal entry in the series, sees the terminally ill trap-setting serial killer John Kramer aka Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) offered a chance at a miracle cure for his cancer. But when he finds that this "treatment" is a cruel scam, he turns the tables on these scammers, bringing them into his twisted game of survival. This could be the horror movie of the year and is being excitedly discussed as a return to the very best origins of the Saw series. Big surprises and innovative death traps are on the cards for this very timely and unique story, that has to be seen to be believed...even if you may be watching through your fingers. Could this be the best Saw film since the very first?

Other releases:
Hocus Pocus (PG) (30th Anniversary of Kenny Ortega’s beloved spooky Halloween-centric story from 1993, starring Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy.) - Friday 29th September
The Exorcist (15) (50th Anniversary re-release of William Friedkin’s iconic and game changing 1973 horror film, adapted from the novel by William Peter Blatty, starring Linda Blair, Max Von Sydow and Ellen Burstyn.) - Friday 29th September
The Old Oak (15) (Legendary director Ken Loach’s British social drama about a pub landlord struggling to stay open in a once thriving area and how they befriend a Syrian refugee as local tensions boil.) - Friday 29th September
Where The Wind Blows (15) (Hong Kong crime drama about an idealistic policeman seduced into a life of crime by the corruption that surrounds him.) - Friday 29th September
Das Rheingold Royal Opera House London 2023 (New Royal Opera House adaptation of the revered opera by Richard Wagner filmed live from London.) - Friday 29th September
Beetlejuice in Dolby Cinema 2023 (12a) (Dolby Cinema restored release of Tim Burton’s acclaimed 1988 supernatural comedy, starring Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder and Geena Davis.) - Wednesday 4th October
L’Elisire D’Amore Royal Opera House London 2023 (New Royal Opera House adaptation of the work by Gaetano Donizetti, filmed live from London.) - Thursday 5th October