Check out the red band trailer for Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter which surmises that Lincoln’s mother was killed by vampires and that the eventual 16th President of the United States dedicated his life to destroying blood-suckers with an axe.

In true aging movie star fashion, Bill Murray gives movie fans a walkthrough tour of the set of Wes Anderson’s new flick Moonrise Kingdom – all while sloshed on rum.

David U.K. sits down for a chat wit the producer of the new horror film Chernobyl Diaries.

Angry teens with superpowers in Chronicle, Liam Neeson fighting off wolves with his bare hands in The Grey, and pee your pants scary exorcism with The Devil Inside – yea, this week’s selection from On Demand is full on intense. If you need something a little lighter after that triple threat of heart stopping action, Camille’s got you covered with One for the Money.

This week, Camille gives us a preview of some new releases On Demand that are all about relationships and the complications that come along with them. In The Vow, Channing Tatum tries to woo Rachel McAdams after a bout of amnesia, and Kate Beckinsale deals with the turbulent courtship of werewolves and the bloodsucking undead in Underworld: Awakening.

Sly gives an introduction to the first full length trailer for The Expendables 2. Look for Sly, Arnold, Jason, Bruce and the rest of their motley crew of bad asses to come out with guns blazing on August 17th.

Some explosive movie action this week as Dolly Parton transforms into a deadly assassin and MMA fighter Gina Carano leads a choir to superstardom… wait a minute, we’ve got that backwards. Also, celebrities run to each other at every turn on New Year’s Eve and Madonna tries her hand at movie making – again.

Thor and Iron Man are on the same side, so what’s up with the face off and who is going to win? We’ll find out this weekend.

In the age of manscaping, metrosexuals, and grooming products galore what does it mean to be a man? Morgan Spurlock explores this question featuring candid interviews with Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, Paul Rudd, Zach Galifianakis and everyday people weighing in on everything from the obsession with facial hair to body dysmorphic disorder.

Bootlegging hits the big screen with Shia LaBeouf and Gary Oldman in Lawless, the story of a moonshine gang in Depression-era Virginia battling the authorities attempting to shut them down.