Before Sam Raimi became famous as director of the "Spider-Man" films he was beloved in smaller circles for his low-budget horror movies in the "Evil Dead" trilogy.
Now he's back on his familiar stomping, slicing and stabbing grounds with "Drag Me to Hell".
The plot is pretty much irrelevant, but if you like an intense mix of style and scares, then drag yourself to the theater and check it out.
It's time to get your punk on.
Rancid is back with their first album in six years, "Let the Dominoes Fall".
It's an eclectic mix of punk, hardcore and ska.
The album features all the energy, passion and social statements the band is known for.
After sifting through a sea of electronic spam, the last thing you probably want to do is read an entire book of e-mails, but it's worth it in the case of "Holly's Inbox", a new novel by an author going by the pen name of Holly Denham.
The main character is a receptionist at a London bank and her story is revealed via e-mails with her family and friends.
It's a novel concept and "Holly's Inbox" is quite a novel.
Finally, there will be a new look to "The Tonight Show" starting on Monday, and that's thanks to a new host, Conan O'Brien.
It took Conan a while to become comfortable when he first replaced David Letterman, but expect this transition to be pretty seamless.
Throw in the return of sidekick Andy Richter and this is one show worth watching.
For the rest of this week's Must List, check out Entertainment Weekly, on newsstands now.
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