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On Friday 25 July 2025, BBC One broadcasts Here We Go!

Mum and Dad’s Anniversary Season 3 Episode 1 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Here We Go,” titled “Mum and Dad’s Anniversary,” promises to be a delightful mix of humor and chaos. This episode, written by Tom Basden, focuses on Rachel and Paul’s wedding anniversary. The family is excited to celebrate this special day and brings a variety of gifts to mark the occasion. From barbecues to an escape room experience, the gifts reflect the family’s creativity and enthusiasm. One particularly quirky gift is a Bulgarian smart speaker named ‘Tim,’ which is sure to add some unexpected fun to the celebrations.

As the family prepares for the anniversary, there is a backdrop of a local crime wave. This situation adds an interesting twist to the episode, creating a contrast between the joyous occasion and the unsettling events happening in the neighborhood.

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Nightbreed: The Director’s Cut

The sophomore directorial effort from master of horror Clive Barker, Nightbreed is by no means an obscurity among genre fans, but some may not be familiar with the director’s cut, which runs 20 minutes longer than the original version and has been reworked to better reflect Barker’s original vision. While it was virtually impossible to live up to the subversive heights of Hellraiser, Nightbreed is an admirable, if uneven, effort in its own right. Based on his 1988 novella Cabal, Barker incorporates elements of fantasy, monster movies, psychological thrillers, and slashers, but at its core Nightbreed is a love story.

It’s the home invaders who find themselves imperiled in “Villains,” the third feature collaboration for directors Dan Berk and Robert Olsen. This black comedy thriller has a good cast to spark a scenario that’s intriguing enough to hold attention, if not quite clever enough to be a knockout. As an accessible, playful genre item with some familiar faces, “Villains” should have no trouble scaring up streaming and cable sales after premiering at the SXSW Film Festival.

An oddly naïf pair of felons, Mickey (Bill Skarsgard) and Jules (Maika Monroe) are introduced making their living — which is to say, donning animal masks to rob a convenience store. Bonnie and Clyde they’re not. Or perhaps they are, in that that real-life duo wasn’t particularly brainy or ambitious either, and seemingly low on alternative, law-abiding life skills. But like them, Jules and Mickey are in love, the kind of...

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom just got engaged, and the couple’s friends couldn’t be any happier for them!

Shortly after the pair confirmed the happy news by posting matching photos of themselves snuggling up together as Perry, 34, showed off her unique flower-shaped diamond ring, the congratulatory messages began pouring in.

In response to Perry’s special Valentine’s Day post, Grammy-winning hitmaker Zedd exclaimed, “Yassssssssss Queen!” The pair recently collaborated on track “365” with Perry, which was released just hours before the singer’s engagement.

“Ahhhh!!!! Yeah baby! So happy for you both” added Kate Hudson, including multiple red heart emojis.

In an industry first Revolver Entertainment’s shocker Mum and Dad will be the first ever UK film release to appear in cinemas at the same time as being available on retail DVD. Hailed as one of the most disturbing Brit-horror emerge in recent years, writer-director Steven Sheil’s Mum and Dad was partly inspired by the grisly, real-life exploits of serial killers Fred and Rosemary West. Starring Shane Meadows regular Perry Benson (Somers Town; This Is England), the film puts a new spin on the British horror genre, setting its tale very close to home (quite literally) and resulting in a brutally realistic horror story. Co-starring Dido Miles, Olga Fedori, Toby Alexander and newcomer Ainsley Howard, this boundary-pushing journey into suburban terror is not without its moments of dark humour, but, viewers be warned, M and D is definitely not a film for the squeamish.

London -- British indie distributor Revolver Entertainment fired its first salvo into the multiformat day-and-date release pattern with its plans for Steven Sheil's horror "Mum & Dad."

Revolver said Monday that it would release the picture in theaters, on DVD, VOD, sell-through and rental on Dec. 26.

"Being the first U.K. distributor to release day-and-date across all platforms enables us to be the market leader in offering consumers the ultimate choice to watch the film in the way they choose, whether this is at home or on the big screen -- or both," Revolver Entertainment managing director Justin Marciano said.

Revolver said it also is exploring a similar plan for the film in the U.S. around Mother's Day, May 10.

The film revolves around a family that lives at the end of one of Heathrow Airport's runways and live off whatever they scavenge from cargo holds, offices, hotels and a steady stream of transient workers.

The UK Frightfest is at it again, this time they've scored your first look at stills from Mum & Dad, a film we first told you about here. Inside you'll find a much longer synopsis, along with the stills from the Steven Sheil directed UK horror pic starring Dido Miles, Perry Benson, Olga Fedori, Ainsley Howard and Toby Alexander. You dont have to go to Texas for a deranged cannibal family. Try Heathrow Airport closer to home. Thats where Terminal cleaner Lena is stranded after night shift and accepts help from perky colleague Birdie who lives nearby with her parents. But her home turns out to be the worst House of Horrors.