I never read Alvin Schwartz's uber popular -- and uber controversial -- Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark  novels, as I missed the boat in terms of being their teen-based target audiences. But I am well aware of them, and not just because of the big-screen adaptation headed our way this summer. A new documentary by Cody Meirick titled Scary Stories opens later this month, and it explores the storied history of the book series, and why it became among the most banned books of all time.

It's a big weekend at the box office, with no fewer than four movies competing for your dollar, and Jason and Howie are ready, willing and able to throw down on what to watch as We Came from the Basement returns to the Radio NL 610 AM Morning Show. But they aren't just talking movies, as Netflix debuts a limited series based on the classic Shirley Jackson novel The Haunting of Hill House, and Taylor Swift is now liked 25 per cent less by U.S. President Donald Trump.