Get ready to do the Time Warp again… and again… and again… this Halloween when Fox Movie Channel does a Rocky Horror Picture Show marathon where they’ll be showing the 1975 cult film continuously for 24 hours!!!

But before the October 31st marathon, Fox Movie Channel will air an exclusive extended version of the movie on Tuesday, October 26 immediately following the Halloween-themed episode of Glee called “The Rocky Horror Glee Show,” which begins at 8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT on FOX. In the episode, the gang performs tunes from the long-running horror-scifi musical, which celebrates its 35th anniversary this year.

If you want to see the film again before the Glee episode, The Rocky Horror Picture Show 35th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray comes out on October 19, 2010. This is one of my favorite movies ever, so I highly recommend it and can’t wait to see how the Glee gang performs the awesome tunes from the film.

Check out the Glee episode details, along with some promo videos, here below.

20th Century Fox has revealed some news that should be happy music to the ears of fans of the 1975 ultimate cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It’s been announced that the movie will finally be getting its very own Blu-ray release this upcoming October 19.

The movie tells the story of a couple named Brad and Janet (Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick) who get lost in the rain and end up taking shelter at Dr. Frank-N-Furter’s (Tim Curry) castle, where things might just be a little bit more strange than the couple may have anticipated.

Click over to see all of the features the new Blu-ray will offer!

A sweet deal in Amazon’s today’s $5 MP3 album sale is The Rocky Horror Picture Show – Original Soundtrack. If you dug the movie, you undoubtedly loved the music, so getting it all for only five bucks is an amazing score. If you’re not familiar with the film (:::gasp:::) I implore you to get the DVD immediately , it’s only $9.99. Hey, it’s only like the greatest science fiction, horror, B-movie rock musical ever made [slut].

In other MP3 album deals, Metallica‘s Death Magnetic is still only $5, while their 1988 album …And Justice For All — their first full-length effort with bassist Jason Newsted and it happens to be fucking brilliant — is now only $6.99.

For all you youngsters out there hearing all this noise about some Guns N Roses Chinese Democracy business and soda and what not, here’s all you need to know: There once was a hard rock band called Guns N Roses and they kicked ass. Wanna hear their stuff? Then get the MP3 version of their Greatest Hits for $7.99.

Since I’m traumatized from having to listen to four minutes of Coldplay earlier this evening, I’ve been recovering with some of my favorite tunes, you know, to purify my rock and roll soul. Here’s some tunes I listened to (get ’em for 99 cents each if you feel so inclined) …

Not long after the highly (and surprisingly) successful remake of Hairspray, MTV has decided to remake another musical — one that some might call one of the most popular cult classics of all time — The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Interestingly enough, for the remake, the original script will be used (shot-for-shot deal?), which was written by Richard O’Brien and Jim Sharman, who also directed the original film.

Also, Lou Adler, who was an executive producer on the original movie, will be returning for this one as well. No director or cast as of yet.

The remake may also include music not featured in the original.

To some, this may be the greatest news ever dropped from the heavens (who the hell are these people?). To most, it may be birthed from the bowels of hell.

Either way, here it comes.