Directed by Kirsten Dunst – Starring John Hawkes, Lexi Jourden, Winona Ryder

Synopsis: When Bill, Cynthia and their daughter Alice move into a new house, they are confronted with an unexpected occupant. However, as they decide what to do, the Johnson’s learn that sometimes, living peacefully means learning how to get along with anyone – or anything…

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Next Tuesday sees the release of a DVD some film buffs have craved for years, occasionally going so far as to buy foreign editions that require special region-free players: “Night on Earth.” Jim Jarmusch’s 1991 comedy is one of the director’s most accessible fiction features, yet somehow it’s his last to come out on DVD.

It hits stores alongside a reissue of “Stranger Than Paradise,” both discs coming from the auteur-lovers at Criterion. “Stranger Than Paradise” is, of course, well established in the indie pantheon and needs no boosterism here. It’s also been on disc before. This edition might not be very big news (despite the new director-approved transfer and juicy documentary extras), if not for the fact that Criterion throws in a rare movie for free: Jarmusch’s first feature, “Permanent Vacation.”

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Sony has announced a new 2-disc Special Edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Francis Ford Coppola’s adaptation of Stoker’s classic novel. The Special Edition of Bram Stoker’s Dracula is set for release on October 2nd. Click in the thumbnail, to check the artwork.

(…) the genius of Gary Oldman who plays such a diverse Dracula (young and old, man and beast) that there really isn’t anything else that stands out in the memory of the movie. Well, nothing besides Anthony Hopkins as Van Helsing. And frankly, Winona Rider is pretty good too. Actually, the movie’s pretty doggone brilliant.

The two-disc special edition will include a newly remastered anamorphic widescreen presentation, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will include a video introduction by Francis Ford Coppola, an audio commentary by Coppola, a documentary, deleted scenes, the trailer, and more. A Blu-ray edition will also be available. [source]

Blu-ray.com – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that they will be bringing ‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula’ to Blu-ray on October 2nd. Considered one of the best Dracula movies of all time, the feature will be presented in 1.85:1 1080p video and PCM audio. No extras have been announced at this time, though expect many, if not all, from the DVD to be ported over.

I’ve been capping Noni films like crazy. Today I bring you:

• 2 captures from Winona’s cameo in Being John Malkovich
• 128 captures from the deleted scenes of Girl, Interrupted
• 64 captures from HBO First Look: Girl, Interrupted
• 104 captures from Celebrity
• 313 captures from Lost Souls
• 76 captures from S1m0ne

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Today I capped the two Oscar nominated Winona performances:

• 159 captures from The Age Of Innocence
• 372 captures from Little Women

Source: entertainmentwise.com

Actor Christian Slater is to team up with Winona Ryder for a ?€?Heathers?€™ sequel.

Although Slater dies in the first film he and Ryder have both signed up to star in a follow up to the cult classic.

Director and writer of the first film Daniel Walters will be writing the new film and may also direct.

In the first film Slater helps Ryder seek her revenge on a group of girls who are all named Heather.

Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Ryder said: “I don’t know how much is official; it’s a way away.

“But it takes place in Washington and Christian Slater agreed to come back and make an Obi-Wan-type appearance. It’s very funny.”

It is as yet unsure when production will begin on the film?