Opening Friday: Celebrate Halloween with some creeps

Here’s a look at this week’s new movies:

BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP: As the result of an accident, a woman (Nicole Kidman) awakens every day with no memories in this thriller co-starring Colin Firth and Mark Strong. At multiple locations. (92 min.) R; some brutal violence and language.

BLOOD RANSOM: A kidnapping plot, a psychopath and a love affair with a recently turned vampire collide in this genre tale. At Village Square. (102 min.) Not rated.

THE BLUE ROOM: A middle-aged salesman (director Mathieu Amalric) is caught in a steamy affair and a police investigation in this mystery. In French with English subtitles. At Village Square. (76 min.) R; sexual content including graphic nudity.

ES EL CHAPO?: In February, Mexican authorities announced the arrest of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, head of Mexico’s Sinaloa Cartel. But, as this documentary chronicles, not everyone is convinced they got the right man. At Village Square. (82 min.) Not rated.

HORNS: After he’s blamed for the murder of his girlfriend, an average guy (Daniel Radcliffe) wakes up with horns growing out of his forehead and sets out to uncover the real killer in this adaptation of Joe Hill’s novel. At Town Square. (123 min.) R; sexual content, some graphic nudity, disturbing violence including a sexual assault, language and drug use.

NIGHTCRAWLER: Enabled by a desperate news director (Rene Russo), a newcomer (Jake Gyllenhaal) proves he’ll do whatever it takes to make it in L.A.’s cutthroat world of freelance crime-scene reporting. At multiple locations. (117 min.) R; violence including graphic images, and for language.