Plus, 5 horror movies nearly directed by other famous faces.

53 Years after It Invented the Slasher Subgenre, 'Psycho' Is Still the Tops

Jedi mind tricks don't work on you!

Flippers, flappers, and shirtlessness: Oh my!

Before you see 'The Last Exorcism', read about the first films to feature the religious practice

As fans of Kiefer Sutherland continue the long countdown to a new season of his hit series 24, delayed by last winter’s writers strike, they can get their Keifer fix next month with the horror film Mirrors, an American version of the South Korean chiller Into the Mirror which casts him as an ex-cop-turned-security guard who finds his life and family threatened by a vengeful presence using mirrors as a gateway into the physical world.

If you're a teen looking for scantily clad supermodel types doing R-rated things in a PG-13 movie, you've come to the right “supernatural” flick. Otherwise, you’re gonna wanna head to The Illusionist.

Following in the footsteps of the wacky The Wedding Crashers, The 40 Year-Old Virgin--about a 40-year-old (played by the hilarious Steve Carrell) trying to lose his virginity--opened at No. 1 with $20.6 million, while the tightly wound thriller Red-Eye, from director Wes Craven, debuted in second place with $16.5 million.

Paul Schrader's Exorcist prequel, Paul Schrader's Exorcist: The Beginning, is finally hitting the big screen after extended controversy saw the film initially being abandoned.

The Chinese indie Hero, which stars Jet Li and Zhang Ziyi as high-flyin' Chinese swordsman, opened in the top spot this weekend with $17.8 million, while that sneaky snake tale Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid debuted in second with $13.2 million. The sequel, however, didn't surpass the original Anaconda, which opened in 1997 with $16.6 million.