EDGE New York City

Horizon Theater stages this interesting play about books, and the revelations readers bring to them.

This slasher film is a prime example of a genre that continues on to this day, even if it is generic, dated, and badly acted.

A hooded masked killer and "Gilligan’s Island" star Dawn Wells...what else could one ask for in a low-budget ’70s horror film?

That sexy sci-fi soap opera is back for more. The fifth season of the popular HBO series is back with the supernatural on steroids. The Blu-ray also includes some quasi-special features.

Family love is explored in their multigenerational Afghan story by Afghan-born American Khaled Hosseini of "The Kite Runner" fame.

Steven Soderberg’s final foray into big screen directing is a nice little thriller that promises more mystery than it delivers.

Jenny Worton’s 4-character stage adaptation of "Through a Glass Darkly" is a stark, harrowing look at mental illness.

This Southern Gothic "Romeo and Juliet" is set in a South Carolina town so small there isn’t even a Starbucks, just 12 churches and one library where books are banned, where saying "Bless your heart" actually means "fuck you."

This won’t be the last time Arnold is "back," but it’s almost certainly going to be the last time we see him having so much fun.