When high school media geek Archie Williams vows to kill himself on camera for a class project, everyone from doctors and parents to the prettiest girl in school swarms around him with dubious intentions. Some want to help him, some want to be him, and some just want him to follow through on his project. The cast of this "comedy/drama" includes David Carradine, in one of his final roles.

3. Munger Road: (Freestyle Releasing, comes out 9/30)
This limited-release horror movie spins a classic genre yarn about a haunted road, and throws some slasher flick elements in for good measure. The story's basically about an infamous street called Munger Road, with is rife with legends of death and murder. Four teenagers (naturally) go missing on Munger Road the night of the annual Scarecrow Festival, and two cops embark on a search for a return killer.

2. Finding Joe: (Balcony Releasing, comes out 9/30)
This documentary tells the story of famed mythologist Joseph Campbell, who studied human myths and stories to help understand and interpret cultural history. Director Patrick Takaya Solomon's documentary examines the man, from his friendship with Columbia Professor Heinrich Zimmer and his differences of philosophy with Carl Jung, to his lasting influence in academia.

1. The Woman: (The Collective, comes out 10/14)
Fans of "wild child" movies about humans being raised in the wild will probably enjoy The Woman, but be warned: this isn't some heart-touching drama like Nell. In this movie, a lawyer comes across the last remaining member of a violent clan that once roamed the Northeast coast. He takes her home and attempts to "civilize" her, which turns out to be a really, really bad idea.