A light week features no theatrical releases and only a handful of DVDs led by The Echo, Samurai Princess, Hurt and Summer's Moon.
Blood Moon Rising
© E1
When the devil's daughter rises from the grave with an army from Hell, only one person can stop her: her great-great granddaughter...Sadie Hawkins? 
Devil Girl
© Triumphant
A young woman finds herself stranded along a deserted stretch of Route 66 and finds little help from demented locals.
The Echo
© Image
In this remake of the Philippine film Sigaw, a man recently released from prison moves into his deceased mother's apartment and discovers that ghosts frequent his floor.
Hurt
© Monterey
Intruder
© Celebrity Video
When will people in horror movies learn never to go for a relaxing getaway in the country? In this case, the inevitable psycho killer who stalks them is dressed as a clown.
Samurai Princess
© Well Go USA
The makers of the campy Japanese martial arts gore-fest Machine Girl strike again! This time, a dead princess is transformed, Robocop-style, into an android and sets out to seek revenge on her killers -- who are also androids -- with all manner of oddball weaponry, sure to paint the screen in arterial spray.
Summer's Moon
© Lionsgate
Ashley Greene of Twilight fame (Who ISN'T of Twilight fame nowadays?) plays a young woman who accepts a ride from a stranger and not surprisingly ends up chained in his basement.
