WHEN zombies attack your neighbourhood what is the best thing to do?

Go to the pub is the answer given in one of 10 films being screened in the winter season of Wyre Forest Film Club, which kicked off this week.

The film in question, Shaun of the Dead, was made by the people responsible for the cult television series Spaced and is described as "proof that a film can be genuinely funny and scary, in a very British way".

It is being screened on Tuesday, February 22.

Another film in the weekly programme, which runs until the end of March at Kidderminster Library, is Monster, which won Hollywood glamour girl, Charlize Theron, an Oscar for her portrayal of the serial killer prostitute, Aileen Wuornos.

Based on a true story, it is being shown on February 8.

Next Tuesday, film enthusiasts are being given the opportunity to see The Station Agent, which tells the tale of model train enthusiast and dwarf who inherits a railway station and decides to live there to get away from people's curiosity.

Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, directed by Sijie Dai, follows on February 1 and The Decline of The American Empire on February 15.

Europa, Europa is being screened on March 1, telling the story of a young Jewish villager who - to survive the German invasion of Russia during the Second World War - pretended to be ethnically German and found himself joining the Hitler Youth.

Classic French thriller, The Wages of Fear, follows on March 8, in which a gang of impoverished immigrants agree to move a shipment of nitro-glycerine across 300 miles of Latin America - aware that one minor slip could blow them to pieces.

The final two films in the programme are Ae Fond Kiss, on March 15, which sees sparks fly when a young Asian man and Catholic woman enter into a relationship in Glasgow, and, on March 22, The Motorcycle Diaries, which traces the origins of Che Guevara's political convictions.

All the showings start at 7.30pm.