Taking refuge in a creepy mansion after their bus breaks down, the Backstreet Boys find themselves transformed into classic horror monsters in the video for “Everybody”.

Despite it being Halloween season, Sinister was beaten by both the returning champ, Taken 2 and based on real life thriller, Argo.

Kathryn Bigelow follows up her Academy Award winning Hurt Locker with another military thriller, this time telling the story behind the mission to kill Osama Bin Laden in Zero Dark Thirty.

In the News Shotgun this week there’s another Female Expendables movie, NBC reworking a passed on show into a TV movie, one of our favorite shows is delayed and Rocky will fight Raging Bull.

Argo is getting universally praised and Sinister and Seven Psychopaths are apparently really good as well. Oh, and Here Come the Boom is out as well.

Anthony Hopkins becomes Alfred Hitchcock in the upcoming biopic, which follows the legendary director as he struggles to make arguably his greatest movie, Psycho.

Although he’s probably best known now for his comedy work on Raising Hope, Garret Dillahunt has usually played creepy or deceptively nice psychopaths in a number of shows and movies.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe debate whether it was a good idea to get Taken again, whether the end of Cabin the Woods justifies the build up, the best Bond theme songs, Wes Craven’s lost blaxploitation/horror hybrid The People Under the Stairs, weird mutant slang in The Dark Knight Returns and much more.

“Man, that goalie was pissed!”

Taken exploded onto the action scene four years ago and cemented Liam Neeson as an ass kicking action hero. Now he’s back for Taken 2 but it unfortunately doesn’t live up to the original.