Turn Me On, Dammit! is the the tale of 15 year old Alma who is consumed by her hormones and fantasies, ranging from sweetly romantic images of Artur, the boyfriend she yearns for, to daydreams about practically everybody she lays eyes on. Stuck in her hometown of Skoddeheimen, Norway, where nothing ever happens, she finds herself more and more outcast from what little social structure the town has to offer.

Writer & Director Jannicke Systad Jacobsen is already been celebrated for her fresh take on the ‘sex starved teens’ genre and given the main girls age group, her sensitive and non-exploitative approach. Drenched in deadpan wit and awkward humour, with a cute charm thats hard to resist – this is sure to be a lot more crowd pleasing than the standard art-house fodder that its likely to placed aside.

Turn Me On, Dammit! hasnt got a UK release confirmed yet, but its likely you’ll be able to grab the Norwegian DVD soon via Amazon – its already listed. Check out the trailer below.

A group of friends backpacking across Eastern Europe decide to make their trip all the more memorable by visiting the most unique place they can think of – Chernobyl. Things quickly turn sour, when they get stranded in the abandoned city overnight and realise they’re not alone.

Check our the trailer below and you can find out more at IMDB, before ‘Chernobyl Diaries’ hits our cinemas this May.

From the celebrated minds of the mumblecore pioneers The Duplass Brothers (Cyrus, The Puffy Chair), ‘Jeff Who Lives At Home’ is already storming festivals across the globe and will hit cinemas this May. You can check out the trailer below and find out more at jeffwholivesathome.com

Originality is not always the horror genres strongest point, but ATM’s execution will be its key. When everyone scoffed at the idea of Joel Schumacher’s ‘Phone Booth’ and its proposed abilty to hold an audience as its main character spends 99% of the movie trapped in a single location – he shone through and made one of the most original & celebrated movies of 2002. ATM attempts to replicate the same suspense and claustrophobic inclusion ‘Phone Booth’ stirred in audiences; by taking away the context of the outside world, viewers are drawn into a linear mindset, solely focused on the films lead characters and the minute by minute struggles they encounter.

ATM hits On demand services on March 2nd and we will find out if it lives up to the hype and the strength of the trailer. You can check out the preview below and find out more at IMDB.

Bruce Willis stars as the local sheriff, Edward Norton is a Khaki clad Scout troop leader and as we’ve come to expect in Andersons films Bill Murray & Jason Schwartzman also make appearances.

Released via Focus Features on May 25th, you can view the trailer below and find out more at IMDB.

Directed by Gregory Kohn whos previous work includes the latest Sleigh Bells video, the film is set to be released on boxing day. You can view the trailer below and find out more at IMDB.

Set post-World War I in England, THE AWAKENING follows a skeptical woman – the excellent Rebecca Hall (THE TOWN) – who travels to a countryside boarding school to investigate rumours of an apparent haunting. Just when she thinks she has debunked the ghost theory, she has a chilling spectral encounter which defies all her rational beliefs.

The film is in cinemas now, and is a must watch for horror and thriller fans alike. You can view the trailer below and find out more at Rotten Tomatoes.

50/50 follows Adam (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who suddenly gets diagnosed with cancer and his subsequent struggles to deal with his affliction. Helped by his best friend (Seth Rogen), his mother (Anjelica Huston), who is also dealing with her husband (Serge Houde) who has Alzheimer’s disease and girlfriend (Bryce Dallas Howard), he fights his way through and trys to make the best of a horrible situation.

50/50 hits cinemas September 30th and you can find out more at 50-50themovie.com and check out the trailer below.

The first trailer for David Gordon Green’s (Pineapple Express) latest film ‘The Sitter’ has just emerged online.

Starring Jonah Hill, Sam Rockwell and Method Man, the comedy – which hits theaters this december follows a slacker college student (Hill) who winds up with more than he bargained for when he agrees to babysit two neighborhood kids.

I’m a sucka for profanity laden, juvenile Jonah Hill movies and this looks to not dissapoint, you can check out the trailer below, which include an introduction from Hill.

Read more: Red Band The Sitter Trailer Debuts – ComingSoon.net http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=80696#ixzz1UliyOllj

He drives, it’s what he does – but you got that from the title. Despite a great audience reception at Cannes, this has stayed under alot of people’s radars, which is odd considering it looks to be the perfect Heist film.

Starring Bryan Cranston, Ryan Gosling and the excellent Carrey Mulligan the film follows Gosling who works as a hollywood stunt man as well as moonlighting as a wheelman. His shady side starts to catch up with him after he gets involved with married woman (Mulligan) and he ends up with a contract on his head.

Due to hit cinemas September 23rd, you can check out the trailer below or find out more at IMDB