Sky Cinema Sci Fi & Horror (United Kingdom): TV Schedule for Today

In the not-too-distant future, the last two men on Earth must adapt and evolve to save humanity. Mystery comedy drama with Mark Duplass and Sterling K Brown. (2022)(106 mins)

An unsuspecting family is terrorised by the dark secret from their new house's past, facing a malevolent force in their pool. Horror thriller. (2024)(95 mins)

On a decimated Earth, a father and his twin sons must fight to survive against the ferocious creatures who awaken at night. Horror thriller starring Nicolas Cage. (2024)(88 mins)

Ben Barnes stars as the handsome and hedonistic youth who retains his good looks while his portrait grows old. Stylish adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel with Colin Firth. (2009)(108 mins)

Young orphan Linda finds herself drawn to a creepy porcelain doll that seems to have evil in its cold, dead eyes... Horror. (2017)(109 mins)

Future cop Tom Cruise goes on the run for a murder he's yet to commit in Spielberg's dazzling sci-fi thriller. With Colin Farrell. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (2002)(147 mins)

An unsuspecting family is terrorised by the dark secret from their new house's past, facing a malevolent force in their pool. Horror thriller. (2024)(95 mins)

Couple Rose Byrne and Patrick Wilson discover that their new home is haunted. Unnerving horror from the makers of Saw. (2010)(99 mins)

Will Smith joins Tommy Lee Jones for a sci-fi comedy about two secret agents who set out to stop an alien terrorist threatening the planet. (1997)

Spin-off horror prequel with Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn. A small group attempts to survive an invasion in New York City. (2024)(100 mins)

Philip K Dick adaptation, with Colin Farrell as a future-world factory worker on the run and struggling to know what's real. Strong language/violence/sex/flashing images. (2012)(118 mins)

Ben Barnes stars as the handsome and hedonistic youth who retains his good looks while his portrait grows old. Stylish adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel with Colin Firth. (2009)(108 mins)