Mike Flanagan is back on Netflix in October to follow up Haunting of Hill House, Haunting of Bly Manor, and Midnight Mass with an adaptation of the 90s Christopher Pike classic, The Midnight Club.

After the original franchise descended into the absolute depths of straight-to-DVD trash, Hellraiser is getting a fresh start on Hulu with a reboot coming in October, starring Jamie Clayton as the new Pinhead.

80s classic The Lost Boys is on 4K This week along with Vengeance, Poltergeist, Crawl, Batman: The Long Halloween Deluxe Edition, Old Henry, Outlander Season 6, and more on DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K.

The Woman King easily took the top spot at the box office with almost $20 million for its opening weekend and fantastic word of mouth.

Coming off her third solo album, The Voyager, She’s Not Me by Jenny Lewis features a music video directed by Lewis that pays homage to some of her past childhood acting roles, like The Wizard and Troop Beverly Hills, with some help from famous friends like Vanessa Bayer and Fred Armisen.

There have been a lot of documentaries and dramatizations about Jeffrey Dahmer but Ryan Murphy is putting his own spin on the story later this month in Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, featuring Evan Peters as the notorious serial killer.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris go over the 2022 Emmy Winners and then dive into all the news and trailers from the D23 expo, the upcoming Gran Turismo movie, House of the Dragon, The Howling, the Mike Tyson series Mike on Hulu, Crackerjack and more.

The Woman King, See How They Run and Pearl hit theaters this weekend along with the special Fathom event for Clerks III, Confess, Fletch on Paramount+ and theaters, the remake of Goodnight Mommy on Prime Video and more in theaters and on streaming.

Based on a short story by Stephen King, produced by American Horror Story’s Ryan Murphy and Blumhouse, Mr. Harrigan’s Phone comes to Netflix in October with lots of horror talent behind the scenes.

You can usually expect to have a good time when you see a Joseph Merhi-directed PM Entertainment movie and Zero Tolerance from 1995 is no exception, starring Robert Patrick as an FBI agent out for revenge against the cartel that killed his family.