Leigh Whannell

Insidious star Patrick Wilson leads and directs this fifth film in the horror franchise, following the Lamberts 10 years after the last instalment as Dalton begins college. To put their demons to rest once and for all, they must go deeper into The Further than ever before.

Escaping her abusive partner, Cecilia (Elisabeth Moss) confronts the prospect he's found a new way to torment her, one that no-one will believe.

A quadriplegic is given a new lease on life when an experimental computer chip implant helps control his body - and seek bloody revenge.

Lin Shaye, Angus Sampson and Leigh Whannell return for the fourth entry in the Insidious supernatural horror film franchise.

The second film in the torture-horror series sees a group of strangers locked in a house filled with deadly puzzles that must be solved.

A small staff of teachers are forced to fight their way out of their elementary school when the cafeteria chicken nuggets turn the children into zombies.

Horror prequel and feature debut from Leigh Whannell, writer of Insidious parts one and two, and Saw...

Black comedy from Australia, based on the true story of a magnificently inept drug mule who loses his cool and gets caught out by law enforcement with a lethal amount of narcotics in his stomach.

Horror director James Wan (The Conjuring) continues the story of the haunted Lambert family - plagued by a childhood mystery that has left them dangerously connected to the spirit world.

Horror from the director of Saw about a young family's fight to keep evil spirits from trapping their comatose child in a realm called The Further.

Old wives tales come to terrible & horrific life in the town of Raven Fair.

Torture-horror – the first of a seven-film franchise – about two men who wake up in a dingy factory bathroom, chained by their ankles. They are then presented a choice: rot in their forever or cut themselves free by applying a rusty saw to their chained legs.