Weapons to Sexy Beast: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Amy Madigan lights up a chilling creepfest – and she’s so startling it bagged her an Oscar. Plus: the sweaty crime romp that made Ray Winstone a star Amy Madigan won an Oscar for her startling turn as Aunt Gladys in Zach Cregger’s genre-flipping creepfest, but don’t hold your breath waiting for her to appear. After an entire class of 17 elementary school kids (save one) vanish overnight, we first follow the overlapping stories of those caught up in the aftermath – from teacher Justine (Julia Garner) and Josh Brolin’s grieving parent Archer to cop Paul (Alden Ehrenreich) and sole remaining pupil Alex (Cary Christopher). It’s a seductive jigsaw puzzle, which examines how the loss of a child can descend into rage and recrimination – but it’s not until the malevolent Madigan turns up that the final, gruesome piece is put in place. Friday 10 April, 9pm, Sky Cinema Premiere Adapted from the first of 11 (and counting) children’s novels by Alan Bradley, this 50s-set mystery nestles comfortably between Enid Blyton and Agatha Christie. Molly Belle Wright plays Flavia De Luce, a precocious 11-year-old amateur chemist who turns sleuth when a dead body appears in her garden and her widowed fath