Although it features the rocking tune “Devil’s Son” by metal band DC La Croix, 1988’s Hack-O-Lantern strangely isn’t a part of the surprisingly large heavy metal horror subgenre that includes movies like Trick r Treat, Black Roses, and Rock n Roll Nightmare.

Beloved actors Angela Lansbury and Robbie Coltrane passed away, Liam Neeson is starring in a new Naked Gun movie, Martin Scorsese is directing a Gangs of New York TV series, Harrison Ford is the new Thunderbolt Ross for the MCU and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about Werewolf by Night and the new Hellraiser (Spoilers for both!) as well as the trailer for the upcoming Blumhouse movie M3GAN, Red Sonja and Barbarella movie news, a new Naked Gun movie, the Charles Bronson classic Hard Times and more.

The final battle between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers arrives in theaters (and Peacock) this weekend with Halloween Ends along with the latest from Park Chan-wook, the sequel to Accident Man starring Scott Adkins, a new Marlon Wayans comedy on Netflix, Grimcutty on Hulu and more in theaters and on streaming.

If you’re a fan of westerns, Jason Momoa and Emily Blunt are starring in two different ones arriving in November, The Last Manhunt and The English.

One of the most beloved bad movies of all time, Troll 2 is a cult classic full of bizarre and hilarious moments and strange characters and you can watch the entire thing in the latest Everything Action Theater.

Albert Shaw aka The Grabber terrorized a Denver suburb in the 70s, kidnapping young boys and locking them in his basement before ultimately killing them.

The Godfather trilogy is available separately on 4K this week along with a massive Paranormal Activity collection, Beast, Sweet Tooth Season 1, Mortal Kombat Legends: Snow Blind and more on DVD and Blu-ray.

Coming from Blumhouse and producer James Wan, M3GAN arrives in theaters in January next year and features Allison Williams as the designer of an advanced android named M3GAN who bonds with Williams’ niece but becomes dangerously protective of her new friend.

After hitting the absolute rock bottom of direct-to-video sequels, the Hellraiser franchise has been rebooted for Hulu by director David Bruckner, who delivers a much different but mostly solid reimagining of the series.