What do you envision yourself doing on Halloween night? If you're still unsure, the upcoming weekend might be the perfect time to catch up on new movies in theaters. We have compiled a list of the must-see films below in time for Halloween.

"Nightcrawler"

The Tampa Tribune describes this Jake Gyllenhaal starrer as "utterly fascinating." Gyllenhaal stars as Louis Bloom, a socially awkward freelance videographer who delved into the profession after he learned that local televisions pay good money for videos containing grisly violence and bloody crime scenes.

Armed with a police scanner, a cheap video camera, and his high ambitions, Bloom ventures and thrives into the nighttime streets to capture ruthless images and earn money, reported NY Times.

Watch the trailer for "Nightcrawler" below.

"Horns"

Based on Joe Hill's supernatural thriller novel of the same title, "Horns" tells the story of Ig Perrish (played by Daniel Radcliffe), who was suspected of killing his girlfriend Merrin, according to Rolling Stone. After a night of partying, Ig awakens in the morning with a pair of horns on his head. With it comes a superpower that he doesn't know if he wants or not -- the power to make people confess their sins, along with their deepest and darkest secrets.

"Before I Go to Sleep"

This psychological thriller, starring Nicole Kidman, is based on S. J. Watson's 2011 novel of the same name. It tells the story of a woman who wakes up every day, unable to remember anything that happened after her 20s, A.V. Club reported.

Each day, she wakes up to a house filled with yellow post-its and her husband explaining that an accident caused her brain damage. But things start to take a turn for the worst when terrifying truths emerge, leaving her to doubt the intentions of everyone around her.

"ABC's of Death 2"

"ABC's of Death 2" is an anthology horror comedy film created by Ant Timpson and Tim League. According to Film Journal, the movie contains 26 different shorts assigned and divided "amongst 26 different directors, each of whom then make a short film that depicts a horrific, comic or horrific/comic premise corresponding to their respective letter."

To get a glimpse of the movie, watch the trailer below.

"Saw Re-Release"

The gruesome and twisted "Saw" movie franchise has been a surefire hit among the masses ever since its premiere in 2004. In celebration of its 10^th year anniversary, Lionsgate will re-release the "Saw" movies again for one week starting on October 31, just in time for Halloween this year, Variety reported.

According to Lionsgate president of acquisitions and co-productions Jason Constantine, "Saw" was a momentous event in the history of company.

"The launch of 'Saw' was a signature event in Lionsgate's history, establishing our first franchise and paving the way for our growth into a global studio. We are excited for our fans to revisit the twisted magic that first blew their minds on Halloween 2004," Constantine said, as cited by Variety.

"Ouija"

When a girl mysteriously died after filming herself playing with an ancient Ouija Board, a group of friends team up together to investigate the mystery. However, things start to go horribly wrong when unspeakable things start happening to the group while attempting to contact the dead girl, reported Daily Mail.

Watch the trailer for "Ouija" below.

Which film are you seeing in theaters this weekend? Comment below.