Penda's Fen

Stephen Franklin (Spencer Banks) is a severe, religious young man, son of the local pastor. He idolises Edward Elgar, ideas of patriotism and order.

He begins to struggle with his own latent homosexuality, and to consider heretical beliefs, having with visions of angels and demons. Slowly he comes to reject what he once felt and seek a new path.

CW: Some weirdness and very mild body horror

Green Room

The "Ain't rights" (Anton Yelchin, Alia Shawkat, Joe Cole & Callum Turner), a modern hardcore punk band are living and touring in their van and barely making ends meet.

When a gig falls through they get offered an alternative at a remote "boots and braces place". Unsurprisingly it turns out to be a neo-Nazi bar.

They kick off with a cover of "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" but as the set goes on, the hostility fades and they play a well received gig. They're paid and about to load up and leave when one of them nips back into the green room (now occupied by the headliners) to pick up their phone they'd left on charge.

No good will come of this.

CW: violent bloody mayhem, Nazi imagery

The Last House

Ann (Greta Lee) and Jason (Wagner Moura) are faffing about at home and trying to get the kids ready to go out and choose a Christmas tree.

It starts to rain and when they finally go to open the door it won't budge. Everything they try fails including smashing a window, it's like the rain won't let them leave.

They settle in and start exchanging messages with their neighbours but nobody has any telephone or Internet service so they've no idea what's going on.

Days turn to weeks and they start to realise there's something in the rain.

Y2K

Eli (Jaeden Martell) and Danny (Julian Dennison) are awkward kids, trying too hard to be cool in the run up to New Year's Eve 1999. Originally planning to stay in and watch videos they raid Eli's parents' liquor cabinet and head to a party because Eli's crush Laura (Rachel Zegler) will be there.

No good will come of this.

CW: embarrassing teen misogynistic language and death by power tools.

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu

Din Djarin / The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) is working with the New Republic to root out remnants of the Galactic Empire. He brings along his adopted child/apprentice Grogu on missions, training him in the Mandalorian creed.

Colonel Ward (Sigourney Weaver) gives Mando his next mission and it means dealing with the infamous Hutt twins and their criminal organisation. Reluctantly he goes along with it.

No good will come of this.

Hotel Artemis

The Nurse (Jodie Foster) and Orderly Everest (Dave Bautista) run Hotel Artemis: a private members hospital for the criminal fraternity running out of the Penthouse of a derelict luxury hotel. Everybody goes by aliases and there are strict membership rules.

It's a busy night: The City is awash with riots and disorder after mains water was discontinued by the Corporation with a monopoly on supply.

Tonight's guests include Arms Dealer Acapulco (Charlie Day), Assassin Nice (Sofia Boutella) and bank robber brothers Waikiki (Sterling K. Brown) and Honolulu (Brian Tyree Henry).

Then news comes a very particular VIP is on their way in.

No good will come of this.

CW: some violence

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Nobody knows Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is Spider-Man. In fact after the events of "No Way Home" he's been erased from everyone's memory and records including his girlfriend MJ (Zendaya), best friend Ned (Jacob Batalon) and the broader support network he had as a member of The Avengers, albeit a junior one.

In a lonely grieving state he pours himself into Spider-Man's crime fighting and becomes a trusted hero to the City, with a hotline to the Police and a list of defeated wronguns.

When an unknown actor tries to break in to the Dept. of Damage Control by seemingly possessing bystanders, Spider-Man manages to save the day, just. No thanks to Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) who has his own particular way of dealing with things.

The Guest

The Spencer family, are visited by David Collins (Dan Stephens) who claims to have served with their son Caleb who was killed in action in Afghanistan. He's right there in a photo on their mantlepiece with Caleb so there can be no doubt he is who he says he is.

He delivers some final words from Caleb he was asked to pass on and when he goes to leave, mother Laura (Sheila Kelley) insists he stay at least one night.

One night turns into several and he begins to have a positive effect on the family's fortunes. Even Paula's initially sceptical daughter Anna (Maika Monroe) begins to warm to this handsome macho stranger.

No good will come of this.

CW: some action movie violence