Sony Pictures has released a 2 1/2-minute behind-the-scenes featurette from Carrie, the upcoming remake of 1976 film based on Stephen King’s classic horror novel.

Check out the featurette, which contains new footage from the upcoming film, here below.

Carrie, starring Chloe Grace Moretz and Julianne Moore, hits theaters on October 18, 2013.

In the new web series Hero Therapy, Dr. Larry Lewis, a respected clinical psychologist, mentally evaluates some of fiction’s most popular heroes, like Frank Castle aka The Punisher, Peter Parker aka Spider-Man, and Alien heroine Ellen Ripley. And with characters like these, you know there’s plenty to psychoanalyze.

Pat Kilbane (Mad TV) and Melissa McQueen (The New In Living Color) is producing the new web series for their YouTube channel Dorks of Yore.

You can watch the first episode of the series here below.

The announcement last month that Ben Affleck will play Batman in Batman vs Superman, Zack Snyder’s sequel to this summer’s Man Of Steel, set off a lot of sparks from fans who just couldn’t get behind the Argo actor as the Dark Knight.

But, among the negative reactions were plenty of people expressing their delight at the news and their support for Affleck, like comedian Patton Oswalt. If you’re one of these people, then there’s a shirt for you!

Esty user ParacosmPrints has created a “Batfleck 2015” shirt, which is screen printed by hand and made to order.

James Wan can do no wrong with a limited budget, and with Insidious: Chapter 2 winning the box office this weekend with $40.1 million – on a $5 million budget – FilmDistrict announcing that it has plans to develop Insidious: Chapter 3 doesn’t come as a complete surprise.

Deadline reports that film star and screenplay writer for both Insidious films Leigh Whannell has been brought back to write the third installment of the highly successful franchise. However, there will have to be a search for a new director, as Wan has announced that he has officially retired from directing horror films. More on the retirement after the jump.

Hot off the news that AMC would be moving forward with a Breaking Bad spinoff, tentatively titled Better Call Saul based on the character Saul Goodman, comes word that the network is moving forward with another spinoff based off one of their highly successful shows.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, AMC has given the greenlight for an untitled Walking Dead spinoff. The announcement was made by the network, The Walking Dead comic book creator Robert Kirkman, and executive producers Gale Anne Hurd and Dave Alpert.