Gareth Evans

Havoc director Gareth Evans: ‘I’ve always been a disciple of the John Woo school of film-making’

Tom Hardy is top-notch, but what sets this film apart is the poetic mayhem of a creator raised on Asian greats

Gangs of London: They bump off Colm Meaney in minutes. It’s a national disgrace

Enjoyably choreographed ultraviolence almost makes up for Colm Meaney’s demise

Exeter up against it as Champions Cup hopes hang by a thread

Gloucester can go ahead of Munster with victory over English rivals on Friday

The 10 best Netflix and Amazon Prime shows to watch in October

Operation Finale, Dancing Queen, The Romanoffs, Making a Murderer 2 and more

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Mile 22: Mark Wahlberg in an underwhelming glob of generic pulp

Review: The fight scenes are bruising and jaw-rattling. The rest of the film in rubbish

Trevor Sinclair sentenced over drink-driving and racial abuse

Former England winger given 20-month ban after accusing police officer of racism

McLeod’s Highlanders inflict another defeat on Lions

Highlanders edge a tense and physical battle in Dunedin with 23-22 victory

Australia’s speaker Bronwyn Bishop resigns over expenses

Bishop quits after weeks of controversy over her spending on helicopters, planes and cars

Munster must adjust as Allianz Park poses own challenges

Saracens home pitch one of the obstacles in next European Champions Cup clash

The Babadook: a truly, madly, creepy film debut

Australian writer-director Jennifer Kent has created a truly sinister slice of cinema with her debut movie ‘The Babadook’. ‘For me, the entry point was the idea of facing the unfaceable,’ she tellsTara Brady

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The Raid 2

Crash, bang, wallop

Breakthrough thriller The Raid is directed by Welshman Gareth Evans, who grew up on Jackie Chan