SUNDAY

Carry On Screaming (1966) PG 4PM, ITV3 Top-drawer Hammer spoofing from the Carry On team. Harry H. Corbett and Peter Butterworth (above) join the regulars as detectives on the trail of a missing monster. The Illusionist (2006) PG 4.15PM, CH5 This dreamily opulent mystery drama is all sleight of hand – just like the illusionist of the title. Magician Edward Norton tries to win back the love of his life (Jessica Biel) with his otherworldly tricks; Rufus Sewell is the wicked prince who has stolen her away. The Man Who Would Be King (1975) PG 7.40PM, BBC4 John Huston’s classy telling of Rudyard Kipling’s cautionary tale – set in 19th-century Afghanistan – is showing as part of Rolling Stone Keith Richards’s takeover of BBC4. Sean Connery (right) and Michael Caine are the ex-Army men trying to con a remote tribe into accepting them as gods. Grandma (2015) 15 9.45PM, SKY PREMIERE When 18-year-old Sage (Julia Garner) needs an abortion, she turns to her gran (Lily Tomlin) for help – well, money – and ends up on a wild road trip with the old gal in this sassy comedy. The Hurt Locker (2008) 15 11.05PM, CH4 Kathryn Bigelow became the first female director to win an Oscar with this tense drama that follows a US bomb-disposal team operating in Iraq. Jeremy Renner stars in an intense film that gets inside the soldiers’ heads. Winter’s Bone (2010) 15 11.50PM, BBC1 See The Big Movie (right). Tormented (2009) 15 12.05AM, BBC2 Pitch-black British horror comedy that follows a fatally bullied teen who returns from the dead to take revenge on those who made his life hell. Tuppence Middleton leads the cast as grisly fates are met, one by one.