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Horror film is an adaptation of the best-selling board game

The film has a heavy-handed approach to storytelling, replete with images of devilry

The movie’s relocation to the British Museum does nothing to resuscitate the creaky franchise

Filmmaker Chuck Workman has created a dutiful but slightly dull celebration of the multitalented impresario

Rumpelstiltskin gets to take a day from Shrek's life

A poignant tale of a troubled teenage girl and a family that is trying to overcome the loss of their son.

The movie moves through so many colourful crises that it feels like a series of trailers; it’s exhausting and emotionally unengaging