The unofficial government agency known as the Men in Black are the best kept secret on the planet: the guardians and regulators of all extra-terrestrial life on Earth. When a devastating superweapon is stolen, a decorated MIB Agent (Chris Hemsworth) and a determined new rookie (Tessa Thompson) set off on an international, globe-spanning adventure to save the world.

This fourth instalment of the MIB series is the first without the iconic double act of Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, but their big shoes are easily filled by the chemistry between stars Hemsworth and Thompson, reuniting once again after co-starring in Thor: Ragnarok.

When a spaceship crashes near a Kansas farm, a young couple adopt the baby boy found inside and hide the ship in their barn cellar. Twelve years later, the ship begins transmitting an alien message, leading the family to discover that he has superpowers.

Merging the superhero and horror genres, Brightburn explores what would happen if Superman didn’t believe in truth, justice and the American way, and instead chose to use his powers for evil.

Incredibly creepy and with an outstanding performance from Elizabeth Banks as the child’s mother, this is a breath of fresh air for both genres.