New Horror Releases in Theaters and on DVD: Week of March 16, 2008

Joshua Jackson and Rachael Taylor star in this remake of the effective, if not original, Thai hit Shutter. Appropriately enough, it comes from the executive producers of the American remakes of The Ring and The Grudge, and if you've seen those movies, you pretty much know what to expect here.

Not to be confused with the similarly themed and titled French film 13 Tzameti, 13: Game of Death is a Thai pic about a destitute man who enters a secretive competition in order to win money, only to realize that the game devolves into life-or-death territory.

In this '80s Italian film with an international flavor, American students visiting Yugoslavia are targeted for a pagan sacrifice aboard a train from Hell. Things presumably run amok.

Recent college graduates head to the Mexican border to celebrate but run across a murderous cult -- the worst kind!

Childhood friends reunite for a funeral and dig up a time capsule from their youth that holds the remains of a small child.

Like a sadistic version of Groundhog Day, a man is murdered each day, only to be reborn the next day in a slightly altered existence.

Nine movies for the price of one! This selection of '60s and '70s low-budget camp includes Bloody Pit of Horror (based on the masochistic writings of the Marquis de Sade), Sisters of Death (about vengeance for a sorority sister's death) and The Devil's Nightmare (about a spooky castle whose inhabitants dole out punishment to visitors who spend the night).

In a future depopulated by disease, Will Smith battles zombie-like "infected" and lame computer effects.

Three sisters inherit a lakeside motel -- and the murderous locals that inhabit the area.

A teenager coldly murders two female campers, and his two friends help him cover it up, but the truth is dangerously close to being revealed as the police increase the pressure. Based on the Jack Ketchum novel.