With Halloween come and gone, Starpulse writer Kris King has wrapped up his horror movie marathon. For the last three days Kris deals with the demon apocalypse

October is not only about the return of autumn and the departure of leaves, but is also another reason to dress up, or dress down, for Halloween.

Horror movies dominated the box office in this past weekend with Paranormal Activity beating out the sixth Saw movie as the nation's top film.

It's already too much for some people that there's a new Saw movie every year, with new traps to twist victims in horrible, gory ways. With Saw VI putting viewers to Jigsaw's latest tests

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The real mystery of "Law Abiding Citizen" isn't how Gerard Butler's character manages to wreak explosive, bloody havoc on Philadelphia while confined behind the walls of his jail cell.

Saw has become an annual tradition. There's been a Saw sequel every year since the original, a record for any franchise, even the lucrative Friday the 13ths.

There's a place where evil gets what it deserves. Legendary masters of horror Wes Craven and Sean Cunningham revisit the landmark film that launched Craven's directing career and influenced decades

Follow the shocking and terrifying story that explores how far two ordinary people will go to exact revenge on the sociopaths who violently attacked their daughter in The Last House on the Left.

From the producers of the Saw franchise and director Darren Lynn Bousman (Saw II, Saw III and Saw IV), based on a screenplay by Darren Smith & Terrance Zdunich from their original stage play,

Jigsaw might be dead, but his traps live on in the fifth Saw entry, Saw V. Also on DVD: Max Payne, Igor, The Express, City of Ember, Henry Poole Is Here, Repo! The Genetic Opera.