AFORE we go on, check out that name next to the director's credit above: Andy Serkis, the very same shape-shifting actor behind Caesar the ape, Gollum, and King Kong, some of the best special effects creations in modern movie history. Not for Serkis sticking with what you know, however.
If you're like us, you crave some spook-filled programming during the chilly nights leading up to Halloween. What follows is a list of TV treats - some new and some familiar - airing from today up through fright night.
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Phillip Aguirre stands in the torture room he and his wife, Lauri Aguirre, decorated for their eighth annual halloween party, Oct. 5, 2017 in Bozeman, Mont. This year's theme will be 'The Tower of London.'
Count Zad offers a few Blu-ray and 4K UHD movie suggestions for mature horror fans to appreciate during this Halloween season. director Stuart Gordon's 1985, dark comedy, horror cult classic gets a 4K digital restoration and ton of extras surely to please devoted fans.
There are lots of scary and fun films to look forward to on TV this Halloween, family favourites like ParaNorman and Tim Burton's Corpse Bride will keep kids entertained, whilst adults can enjoy horrors like Dawn of the Dead and Poltergeist. If you don't like scary films, head over to BBC 2 on Monday night for some light relief with What We Do in the Shadows - a mockumentary about vampires.
Go big-screen with Jack Nicholson in Stanley Kubrick's forever-disturbing take on Stephen King's novel at Broken Arrow Warren Theatre. Courtesy/Warner Bros.
Rob Zombie, shown here performing at the Louder Than Life Music Festival at Champions Park on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017, in Louisville, Ky., has plenty of Halloween-worthy songs.
Twenty years ago this month, two intrepid young directors - including a Maryland native - and three little-known actors descended upon the state to film what they thought would be a small, low-budget film. Though "The Blair Witch Project" took only eight days to film and had a shooting budget of about $25,000, the film was a historic success, grossing almost $250 million when it was released in 1999.