If you’re a horror fan, there’s tons for you this week including one of the biggest horror movies of the year, The Purge, classics like The Exorcist and our Pick of the Week, the Complete Chucky Collection.

While Metallica plays a larger than life, sold out concert, their rookie roadie, Trip (played by Dane Dehaan) heads out into the city to get a valuable package from a truck and has to avoid a massive riot breaking out in this hybrid 3D concert movie.

Gravity easily took the top spot at the box office this weekend, setting a new record for October and becoming the highest opening ever for both Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.

Lion’s “Love is a Lie” would be fine to feature for this month’s all horror/Halloween Musical Montage, as it was featured on the Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter soundtrack, but add in Crispin Glover and it becomes something truly special.

Ken Marino stars as mild mannered accountant Duncan, who learns that his chronic intestinal issues are not due to stress, but from a demon who lives in his ass.

A legendary author passed away, we learned where and when 24 will be when it comes back, Marvel casting news, the first major TV renewal of the year and much more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Frankenstein’s Monster aka Adam (played by Aaron Eckhart) is possibly the key to stopping a war that could destroy humanity in the upcoming I, Frankenstein.

Following up Children of Men, Alfonso Cuaron is back with Gravity, which is as thrilling as it is visually jaw dropping.

October kicks off with possibly one of the best movies of the year and possibly one of the worst and Metallica: Through the Never expands wide as well.

After over a decade, Jack Ryan is back, and played by Chris Pine, in Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, where the late Tom Clancy’s most famous character gets involved in a threat against the world’s financial system early in his CIA career.