Joe Hill’s excellent horror graphic novel series finally gets an adaptation as season 1 of Locke & Key arrives in February on Netflix.

Called to a high tech deep ocean research facility for a rescue of a submarine crew, rescue diver Jonas Taylor has to team with the research team to stop a prehistoric monster shark that is unleashed during the rescue.

Box office juggernaut and awards contender Joker is out this week on DVD and Blu-Ray along with The Lighthouse, Big Little Lies Season 2, Girl on the Third Floor and more.

Delayed since 2017, it seems like the horror take on The New Mutants from director Josh Boone is finally coming out in April this year as a group of young mutants band together to try and escape a creepy hospital that claims to want to help them control their powers.

Rise of Skywalker remained on top of the box office for the first weekend of both 2020 and a new decade while Frozen II became the highest-grossing animated film worldwide.

Produced by Roger Corman, 1979’s Rock n Roll High School was a musical comedy where arguably the biggest Ramones fan Riff Randall tries to meet the Ramones to give them a song she wrote, also called “Rock n Roll High School”, and eventually gets the help of the band to take over her school.

2020 (and a new decade) kicks off with an apparently terrible new version of The Grudge as the only new movie in theaters this weekend.

2020 begins with a slew of horror, including a new spin on The Grudge, the return of Bad Boys with Bad Boys for Life, World War I epic 1917, the latest from Guy Ritchie with The Gentlemen and more in January.

There weren’t a lot of truly awful films in 2019 but these 5 were particularly egregious, whether they were utter disasters or, more often than not, just extremely boring and generic. Here are Zach’s picks for the Top 5 Worst Movies of 2019.

With their home no longer safe, the Abbott family has to head out into the larger, alien infested, world to try and survive in March’s A Quiet Place Part II.