New Horror Releases in Theaters and on DVD: Week of Jan. 6, 2008

After accidentally killing a mugger, a man finds that he's become addicted to murder. Unfortunately, there's no patch for that.

Gay horror auteur David DeCoteau's latest offering finds a young, attractive and frequently shirtless man seeking revenge for the death of his twin sister.

Tobin Bell of Saw fame stars in this straight-to-video sequel about a woman who checks into a mental hospital to cure her fear of the Boogeyman. Her bedwetting, however, is another issue.

A comet strikes Earth, setting it on fire and creating a horde of flesh-eating zombies in its wake. I wish I'd paid more attention in astronomy class.

In the vein of The Rocky Horror Picture Show comes this horror musical that's a little bit campy, a little bit rock 'n roll.

This hit South Korean special effects extravaganza finds ancient dragons waging war in modern Los Angeles. It can't be worse than the Godzilla remake, can it?

Supposedly culled from footage taken at a haunted asylum on a night in which one of the filmmakers met his maker, could this be Blair Witch 3?

A couple begins to suspect that their son might be evil -- not in a Damien, son of Satan sort of way, but in a might-kill-his-baby sister sort of way. Think Macaulay Culkin in The Good Son.

A horror novel agent becomes involved in a horror story of his own when he moves into an eerie apartment that may have been the site of a bloody murder. Even when he begins to receive videotapes of himself sleeping, he refuses to move out, because, well, that would make for an awfully short movie.

A meteor strikes a museum, unleashing a frozen mammoth in this lighthearted Sci Fi Channel romp that's like Night at the Museum meets Night of the Living Dead.