Much darker and more violent than it's predecessor The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian follows Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy as they travel back to Narnia to lead the Narnians on a remarkable journey to restore peace and glory to their enchanted land. I don't understand why this film did so poorly in theaters.

This week, the crew heads to Clovis, California to investigate the Clovis Avenue Sanitarium. Kris and the guys meet up with Amy Bruni, the newest member of TAPS, for the Clovis. One of the most interesting reports is that 911 has been called to the property several times, even though there is no telephone on the property.

Ooh, a sit down with paranormal’s cutest crew! This week on Ghost Hunters, we spend some time getting to know the guys with Josh Gates from Destination Truth. They share some of their favorite moments and candidly answer questions about their everyday lives. The newest member, Amy Bruni, is introduced with accolades by Jason and Grant.

So Agatha and I finally ventured out of the Mansion for a quick bite and to see The Haunting of Molly Hartley. This movie reminded me of several 70' and 80's movie-of-the-week films. A bit of The Initiation of Sarah - 1978, a dash of Happy Birthday to Me - 1981 and a pinch of Rosemary's Baby - 1968. Yes, I know that last one was not a made for TV movie-of-the-week but... still a good example. Then add in some

I should have gone with my first instinct, which any movie with the word “mutant” in its title, probably needs to be tossed in a vat of toxic waste. For the most part this movie is no exception. But I was sold on a pretty well known casting bill.

So I'm just sitting around the Mansion last night trying to find something on the "idiot box" and stumbled across this movie on Sci-Fi. "Rise: Blood Hunter" part of Sci-Fi's "31 Days of Halloween". The movie stars Lucy Liu as reporter Sadie Blake who gets herself abducted and ultimately transformed into a vampire.

Spewing out of the same vein as many other futuristic flicks, Babylon A.D. by 20th Century Fox, presents an Earth riddled with disasters plagued by mankind. The movie presents a dark future as such movies like Soylent Green and Children of Men. Overpopulation is out of control and countries are in constant war while laying waste to the land in their wake.

The guys this week are investigating a home where the baby is somewhat terrorized. There’s a corner of his room that freaks him out. Maybe it’s the weird deep sea black wallpaper or random black curtains hanging from the wall. Or maybe it’s his over-pierced mom with her bad dental hygiene.

The show starts with Grant sitting backwards on a toilet seat during his regular job as a plumber. Kris calls with the news about Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana. Featured in the movie Interview with a Vampire, it is now used as a museum for historical tours. This is a beautiful plantation home, exquisitely adorned in true Louisiana fashion.

So we've all been seeing Sci Fi's promos for their latest new Friday night series (from the producers of Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis) Sanctuary. The promos all look good. Typical Sci Fi production which I'm not sure yet is a good or bad thing. In my opinion, Sci Fi productions are either great or horrible and nowhere in the middle.