Hollywood seemingly goes through the horror section of a video store to find films they can exploit for a quick profit. This year there was Prom Night, The Eye, Shutter, and One Missed Call, to name a few.

In Step Up 2 The Streets Andie, Chase, and their talented team of misfit dancers try to earn the top slot at The Streets, and maybe the troubled new arrival can finally make her dreams a reality while also letting go of the past and bounding confidently forward into the future. Also on DVD: College Road Trip, The Bank Job, Shutter, Penelope.

The spring movie season had a few hits (21, Horton Hears A Who) and some unfortunate misses (Shutter, 10,000 B.C.). Thankfully, we have warm weather and great movies to look forward to in the upcoming months. Here's a sneak peak at some of the films that will be hitting theaters this summer:

Jim Carrey's animated movie Horton Hears A Who! has scored a second week atop the box office. The family film, in which Carrey voices an elephant, took $25.1 million over the weekend.

Infection director Masayuki Ochiai takes the helm for this remake of the 2004 horror hit from Thailand concerning a photographer and his girlfriend who are involved in a tragic auto accident, and subsequently begin to notice ghostly figures in the backgrounds of their pictures. Joshua Jackson and Rachael Taylor star in this supernatural frightener. Pictures / Trailer / More

With the month of love at our heels and St. Patrick's day right around the corner, the weather is promising to thaw and the movies are starting to get hot. Oscar season is over, which can mean only one thing: the push to summer block busters is right around the corner.