Opa! Everyone’s favourite Greek family heads back to the homeland in this third entry in the surprisingly successful franchise, more than two decades since the original became a worldwide phenomenon.

This time around, Toula (Nia Vardalos) finally gets the chance to take her American husband Ian (John Corbett) to Greece, following the death of her father, Gus (the late Michael Constantine). Assorted members of the sprawling Portokalos family join the journey to Gus’ childhood village for a family reunion, where Toula hopes to fulfil her father’s dying wish by giving his diaries to his old friends. Much to their surprise, however, they find the village empty and it falls to the family to track everyone down in time for the reunion.

A heartwarming and hilarious trip full of love, twists and turns, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is comfortingly formulaic, much like a warm holiday nap.

From Jurassic World: Dominion to Top Gun: Maverick, bringing back the original stars of iconic films decades later for legacy sequels are all the rage. After resurrecting Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode for his new trilogy of Halloween films, director David Gordon Green is now sprinkling some of that dark magic on The Exorcist, in this direct sequel to William Freidkin’s 1973 original (which you can revisit at ANUFG on November 17).

Victor (Leslie Odom, Jr.) has been raising his young daughter, Angela, on his own ever since the death of his wife 12 years ago. After Angela and her friend disappear in the woods for three days, they mysteriously re-appear seemingly possessed by a demonic spirit. Desperate to save them, Victor decides to seek out former actress Chris MacNeil (Ellen Burstyn), the only person alive with experience dealing with such horrors, whose daughter was possessed five decades prior.