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Stars: Missy Keating, Marcella Plunkett, Padraic Delaney, Charlotte Flyvholm, Stephen Wall, Robert Donnelly, Susie Power, Richard Dormer, Catherine Walker, Simon Boyle, Olga Wehrly, Mark Huberman, Katie Kirby, Clare Barrett, Art Parkinson | Written and Directed by Marina de Van

Dark Touch is the story of an eleven year old girl called Niamh (Missy Keating) whose parents and baby brother are killed when household objects seemingly begin to attack them of their own accord. Suspecting a gang of homicidal vandals, the police ignore Niamh’s declarations of supernatural events occurring at the family home and goes to live with family friends but the mysterious occurrences start to happen again and the nightmarish horrors of Niamh’s past return to claim more victims.

Featuring a French crew and an Irish cast and one wonders if something drastic was lost in translation…

Dark Touch is apparently a film about child abuse but it misjudges...

Many of you X Factor fanatics have spent this entire series detesting Cher Lloyd for her attention seeking and dramatic ways and for much of that time, we have agreed with your judgements.

However, this week we have been forced to rethink our stance on the teenage singer and are ready to admit that much of what has been reported about Cher’s behaviour has probably been blown out of all proportion.

Take a recent article in The Mirror about Cher’s tantrums and strops. Journalist Simon Boyle claims that the teenager ‘threw another tantrum’ at this week’s press conference and ‘sobbed’ that she would be leaving the show first this weekend.

However Unreality TV were sitting three rows from the front at the London event on Thursday and while Cher certainly did say all that Simon attributed to her – she admitted that she will most likely leave the...