An ancient demon, Pazuzu travels around the globe killing and/or possessing anyone he comes into contact with, eventually arriving in America to possess young Regan MacNeil.

You can catch up on the last season of Vikings this week along with lots of horror for this spooky season like Midsommar, Annabelle Comes Home and Gwen, Toy Story 4, the Deadwood movie and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Todd Phillips and Joaquin Phoenix bring a dark, disturbing and realistic take on one of the most iconic comic villains in history with Joker.

Despite, or probably because of, mass hysteria and also critical acclaim, Joker had the biggest October opening of all time over the past weekend and one of the biggest R rated openings as well.

At the peak of Disco madness, horror legend Vincent Price lent his distinctive voice to a new, funky version of “Monster Mash”, which was also featured a few years later in the 1981 Vincent Price movie, The Monster Club.

A possible list of actresses up for Catwoman in The Batman, Snowpiercer moves back to TNT, Dolph Lundgren is coming to CBS with his new Stallone produced action show, a new Treasure Island movie is in the works and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the podcast, Zach and Joe talk about the return of Spidey into the MCU, the latest from Guy Ritchie and Michael Bay, the Harley Quinn dominated Birds of Prey movie, new fall TV like Stumptown and Prodigal Son, seeing The Goonies with zero nostalgia and more.

October kicks off with Joaquin Phoenix stepping into the iconic role of The Joker in Todd Phillips’s new spin on the origin of the infamous Batman villain.

Running for one season in 1997, Mummies Alive! followed a team of ancient warriors who come back from the dead in modern times to protect the reincarnation of a young Egyptian prince from an evil sorcerer looking to kill him and drain his lifeforce for immortality.

Guy Ritchie is back to his quirky British crime roots with next year’s The Gentlemen, which finds drug kingpins Matthew McConaughey and Henry Golding going to war with an all-star supporting cast caught in the middle.