THE NIGHTMARE ON ELM St. RETURNS

Like Frankenstein’s creature, the nightmarish Freddy Krueger, simply refuses to quit. He terrified audiences in Wes Craven’s “Nightmare on Elm St.” (1984) and returned in nine blood-splattered sequels, a television show, several novels and a range of comic books. Now he's back in a new movie.

DIRECTOR DAVID SLADE ON "TWILIGHT: ECLIPSE"

As with the “Harry Potter” movies different directors have directed the films in the series. Catherine Hardwicke made “Twilight”, Chris Weitz did “New Moon” and a new director, David Slade, is at the helm of “Twilight: Eclipse”. He’s no stranger to teen “angst” as we saw in the chilling “Hard Candy”, and he has previous experience with vampires with the sleek and scary “30 Days of Night”.

MAKING "THE RUNAWAYS' READY TO ROCK

It’s hard to believe but until the 1970s there had never been an all-girl rock band. This fascinating film tells the story of the first female rock band, created by guitarist Joan Jett and drummer Sandy West. This hard-rocking but shrewdly observant movies\ explores a classic moment in rock history.

THE LAST AIRBENDER

From “Slumdog” to “Airbender” is a huge leap for young Indian actor Dev Patel but it’s also a risky move for director M. Night Shyamalan who takes on his first CGI blockbuster “The Last Airbender”. His previous fairly small-scale supernatural dramas started with “The Sixth Sense” which was great success, but his subsequent films have not matched that striking debut. Can this shift into the fantasy-epic genre revive his career?