Hollywood — at least judging from the fundraising efforts by major entertainment world figures for Democratic candidates in Texas, Georgia, Florida and elsewhere — has a vested interest in getting a Democratic flip in both chambers of Congress. So does it happen?

Hollywood didn’t make these monsters. AI filmmakers did. Our Halloween Special is now airing on Fairground AI TV, with four new films: Porch Stories by Daniil Volkau Four years after seven children vanished on Halloween night, a documentary crew returns to the porch where they were last seen. But when the only photograph from that night reveals an eighth child no one remembers, the childless couple who lived there must finally explain who, or what, came home with them. Holloway by Wilfred Lee Say grace. Every house on the block looks perfect. That’s the problem. An unsettling portrait of domestic life unraveling at the seams. Taotie by Nam An Trinh A man with a torch crosses a moonlit wasteland on a mythic descent into possession and horror. Inspired by the Taotie, the ancient Chinese beast of endless hunger. The Sister by JSFilmz A routine scavenging run for generator parts leads two survivors to an abandoned diner. Their nostalgic detour quickly turns into a desperate fight for survival. Watch free on Roku (channel 300), LG (channel 249), Prime Video and Xumo Play. Which one are you watching first? 🎃 #AIFilm# #AIFilmmaking# #AICinema# #Halloween#

Hollywood marketing vet Gerry Rich's "Chasing Holllywood" is a tell-all memoir that blasts tech encroachment for Hollywood losing its verve. Read more in the free Page Six Hollywood newsletter.