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‘You want to watch what you say, about what’s there,’ Murphy’s character is warned in the trailer as he sees first-hand the atrocities taking place in the local convent.

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EPIC blockbusters, live-action remakes, animated spectacles, prequels, sequels and long-awaited franchise re-ignitions are all in the pipeline for 2023, which is set to be a jam-packed year for cinema.

Fiction Fight Night by Miriam Toews is published in hardback by Faber & Faber, priced £14.

FICTION Run Rose Run by Dolly Parton and James Patterson is published in hardback by Century, priced £20 (ebook £9.99)

YEARS & YEARS NIGHT CALL THE third studio album from Years & Years – now Olly Alexander’s solo project – is a sensuous treat packed with seductive tunes.

ALSO RELEASED NIGHTMARE ALLEY (15, 150 mins) Thriller/Romance.

Voyagers (Cert 15, 108 minutes, streaming from October 8 exclusively on Sky Cinema, Action/Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Adventure) Starring: Colin Farrell, Tye Sheridan, Fionn Whitehead, Lily-Rose Depp.

FICTION Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty is published in hardback by Michael Joseph, priced £20 (ebook £9.

ST VINCENT – DADDY'S HOME IF ST Vincent is a new-age David Bowie, then Daddy's Home is surely her Young Americans – and not just because of the gospel-soul backing vocals and new-found penchant for oversized shirt collars.