The Volo Auto Museum has up dug three of the most nightmarish cars to ever hit theaters. All are for auction, including the most terrifying car of all time, the immortal Christine. The museum risked life and lug nuts to unearth these terrors from the auto graveyard and list them on eBay from Oct. 1 to 10.

Batman has beaten Superman and the X-Men by claiming 10 nominations for the inaugural Scream Awards. Batman Begins picked up nods for The Ultimate Scream, Best Fantasy Movie and Most Heroic Performance when the nominations for the October honors were announced yesterday.

Lionsgate, the leading independent film entertainment studio, just reported revenues of $951.2 million for fiscal year (FY) 2006 (fiscal year ended March 31, 2006), an increase of 13% compared to $842.6 million in fiscal 2005.

Robert Englund, the man behind Nightmare On Elm Street's Freddie Krueger, has beaten out the stars of The Devil's Rejects and Underworld: Evolution at a new horror film prizegiving - for a film that has yet to be released.

Rocker-turned-filmmaker Rob Zombie has signed on to direct a prequel to the cult Halloween franchise and promises fans it will be the scariest yet. The Devil's Rejects director insists the Michael Myers story has grown tired after a string of disappointing sequels and has vowed to reinvent the series with more gore and suspense than ever before.

Turner Classic Movies (TCM) is taking a walk on the wild side as it welcomes auteur filmmaker and legendary rocker Rob Zombie as the host of the network's newest weekly movie showcase, "TCM Underground." The late-night franchise, which will feature off-the-wall movies chosen and introduced by Zombie, is set to launch in October.

Fresh off the major success of his latest feature film, "The Devil's Rejects," Rob Zombie is returning this spring to his first passion - music - playing it live and loud. Zombie has finished recording his third solo studio CD, "Educated Horses" (Geffen Records).

Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory arrives on DVD Tuesday, Nov. 8. Willy Wonka (Johnny Depp) is a secret and imaginative man with a famous candy company that is closed to visitors. One day Wonka decides to give five lucky children a chance to see his operation by placing golden tickets in randomly selected candy bars. Over the course of a one-day visit, some of the children learn difficult lessons about themselves while one goes on to become Wonka's new right hand. Other films on DVD ...