In an announcement not at all shocking to anyone at all, AMC has made the official order for a fifth season of The Walking Dead.

The show still continues to draw huge numbers for every new episode, as fans obsessively tune in to see what else could go wrong for the survivors of the zombie apocalypse.

You can read a statement on the announcement below.

Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star has been converting rock songs into lullabies for a while now, with renditions for songs from rock heavies like Rush, Metallica, Pearl Jam, Pink Floyd, and Black Sabbath.

Now, the company is bringing us Lullaby Versions of Nightmare Before Christmas, the entire movie soundtrack from Disney’s stop-motion animated film Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas in lullaby form. If you’re familiar with these tunes, sung by Jack Skellington, Sally, and the residents of Halloween Town, then you know they make for perfect lullabies, and are fun for both Halloween and Christmas.

Check out the song listing and album sample here below, and be sure to purchase the MP3 of Lullaby Versions of Nightmare Before Christmas for Halloween.

‘Tis the season for scaring friends, family, and people you’ve never met before in your life (and hoping they don’t beat the crap out of you for your efforts).

Prankster Tom Mabe had the fairly ingenious idea of combining a winged Grim Reaper prop and a remote controlled flying device to create a creepy flying reaper perfect for chasing joggers and other folks in the park.

You can see the results below! How would YOU react?

Still unsure which new console you’re going to pick up—if you’re actually getting a new console, that is…of course—when they hit store shelves next month?

A new video has been released showing off what one of this fall’s biggest titles, Battlefield 4, looks like running on the both the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4. The video shows various peeks at each console by itself, as well as some side-by-side shots for comparison.

You can check out the video below, and be sure to share your thoughts on which new console is looking better!

I don’t know about you, but Psycho IV: The Beginning was never on my radar. The 1990 direct-to-cable TV movie served as a prequel and sequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s classic horror film Psycho (1960) and saw star Anthony Perkins return as Norman Bates.

Perkins, who starred in and directed the previous film, Psycho III, was skipped over as director for Psycho IV and Universal brought on Mick Garris (Critters 2) instead.

Garris recently did a short commentary on Psycho IV for Trailers From Hell, where he talked about directing veteran actor Anthony Perkins and E.T. star Henry Thomas on the sequel and stepping into the shoes of the master Alfred Hitchcock.

Check out the 3-minute commentary video here below.