Over recent weeks, you may have heard Nick and Stuart singing the praises of documentary Midnight Movies, a fascinating account of how midnight screenings in fleapit theatres around the US helped to launch the careers of some of cinema's most idiosynchratic directors.

On this week's Cinemascope, Nick and Stuart will be reviewing mid-life crisis biker movie Wild Hogs, new DVD release Mischief Night, and also previewing the best of the movies coming your way over the summer.

Thanks to our good friends at Optimum Releasing, we've got some copies of Michael Powell's masterpiece thriller Peeping Tom to give away on DVD. Reviled by moralistic critics on its release in 1960, reappraisal by - among others - Martin Scorsese has rightly led to Peeping Tom being hailed as a hugely important and highly influential shocker that pushed back boundaries in the same way as Hitichock's Psycho, relased the same year.

Our Hell Drivers competition is now closed, thanks for all your entries. And the answer to the question: Married couple David McCallum and Jill Ireland star in Hell Drivers, but on the set of which movie did David McCallum introduce Jill Ireland to her next husband, Charles Bronson? was of course, The Great Escape.

The Pan's Labyrinth competition is now closed. Thanks for all your entries. And the answer to the question 'Who played Jareth the Goblin King in Labyrnith?' was of course: David Bowie. Well done to th