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Creaturealm Demons Wake

In a wake of devastation the demons make themselves known, terrorizing and even killing the humans they pursue in their fiendish games. A lone woman fights for her life against an all-too familiar monster within the isolation of her house. A young woman stands trial for her life for murdering and eatingher husband. Did the devil make her do it?

'Jersey Shore' Ratings Continue to Rise

"Jersey Shore" Jersey Shore continued to perform well in the ratings, rising in its fourth episode this season. Thursday's episode delivered 8.5 million total viewers at 10 p.m. for MTV, improving 11 percent from the previous week. Last night's installment also averaged a 8.1 rating in the persons 12-45 demographic, equivalent to 6.4 million. The telecast ranked No. 7 among all MTV airings. In the third week, Jersey Shore averaged 7.8 million viewers, but the season opener drew a high of 8.8 million. A new episode of Jersey Shore will air at a special time, acting as a lead-in to this year's MTV Video Music Awards, on Sunday, showcasing the tension between Mike and Ronnie which threatens to disrupt the balance of the house. Answers will also be given to Mike's hospitalization during the filming of Season 4. RELATED: How a 'Real Housewives' Suicide Sheds Light on Exploitation in Reality TV VIDEO: 'Jersey Shore' Recap: The Situation, Ronnie Fight TV Ratings MTV Jersey Shore

Vladivosto finds concentrate neighborhood

'Summer of Goliath'Billing itself the "Vladivostok Worldwide Film Festival: Off-shore Meridian," and setting on Russia's distant eastern shoreline -- far nearer to Tokyo, japan and Beijing rather than Moscow -- VIFF's activities are focused squarely on maintenance its immediate area, screening photos and profiling filmmakers from round the Asia-Off-shore region.With this year's edition, 20 helmers from 13 nations will compete for that fest's 625,000 rubles ($21,000) top feature prize. Your competition is going to be judged by an worldwide jury chaired by Brit critic Tony Rayns and including Russian programmer and producer Raisa Fomina, Singapore Film Fest topper Philip Cheah and helmers Lav Diaz (Philippines) and Jan Schutte (Germany). European game titles, meanwhile, are limited to the fest's non-competitive strands, such as the Worldwide Panorama.About the documentary front, sections are divided by thematic interest, varying from human-privileges abuses towards the condition of global penitentiary systems to 1 concentrating on "remarkable life styles." Additionally, VIFF will show prize-winning films in the 2010 Wildscreen fest, the earth's biggest environment-designed film festival, held every 2 yrs in Bristol.A brand new section, titled Continue, focuses on experimental and challenging cinema, and can unspool Venice Orizzonti champion "Summer time of Goliath" by Nicolas Pereda, amongst others. But cinephiles may be enticed most through the fest's retrospectives: finding some rarely seen features in the vaults of among the Soviet Union's major production houses, "The Unknown Lenfilm" will likely contain some treasures, while "The Very Best Rock Operas" appeals to anybody who thinks rock ended using the arrival of punk.On the similar note, gleam four-film showcase of music-designed functions by British documentarian Leslie Woodhead, including "The way the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin" (2009) and 1992's "The Incredible Situation of Comrade Rockstar," about Dean Reed, the so-known as "Red-colored Elvis" from the Communist Bloc. And Liza Minnelli, praised by fest coordinators not just like a brilliant actress but like a "lady of surpassing beauty," is going to be available throughout, "inspiring the ninth edition of IFF Off-shore Meridian together with her august presence." Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com

A Sneak Peek at the Deleted Scenes We Hope Are on the Star Wars Blu-rays

On September 16, at long last, 'Star Wars,' 'The Empire Strikes Back' and 'Return of the Jedi' will finally be released on Blu-ray. (Oh, also, 'The Phantom Menace,' 'Attack of the Clones' and 'Revenge of the Sith' will be available, too, we suppose.) The films will be presented in a high-definition transfer using ... You know what? We all kind of care about the technical aspects, but let's be honest here: We, as lifelong Star Wars fans, want to see the deleted scenes from the Original Trilogy. And, trust us, Lucasfilm knows this too -- releasing a trailer that includes sneak peeks from those very desired deleted scenes. It's not 100 percent known what scenes will be included yet (and me begging a Lucasfilm rep to see them at a Blu-ray release party a few months ago, even off the record, did not get me very far). But rumors that have been floating around for years, coupled with the official Blu-ray trailer, have given us a fairly good idea of what's in store. So, here's our wish list -- including some incomplete and grainy footage we found on YouTube -- for the deleted scenes we hope to see (and kind of expect to) come September 16. Star Wars Luke Had a Life on Tatooine Before C-3P0 and R2-D2 Showed Up This footage has already been around, actually. In 1998, Lucasfilm released a CD-ROM that took a look back at the Special Editions of the Original Trilogy and previewed the upcoming prequels. Among the nuggets were screen-tests and, yes, many scenes of Luke just kind of being a moisture farmer -- who then happens to notice a little kerfuffle going on above him. Later, we get to know Luke's friend, Biggs. It makes sense why these scenes were cut -- Lucas wanted the action to follow C-3P0 and R2-D2 and not cut between two storylines before finally intersecting. But, it would provide some much needed explanation why Luke is so sad when the nice man with the moustache is shot down during the assault on the Death Star. The Search for Artoo This looks like absolute hell, so, thankfully, it was cut from the final film. But it would still be nice to see the full, unedited version. Han Solo Makes Out With a Woman at the Cantina How do you think Han Solo reacts to Obi-Wan Kenobi slicing the arm off of a cantina patron? By making out with a woman that I'm sure he just met (at the 2:30 mark). Why this was ever cut, I will never know. Han Solo and Jabba the Hutt Yes, this scene was inserted back into the Special Edition of 'Star Wars' featuring a CGI Jabba. But there's something interesting about Han trying to smooth over relations with an extra from 'Braveheart' instead of the fearsome Jabba we all know and love today. The Empire Strikes Back Wampa Attack An entire subplot about wampas attacking the rebel base was completely cut out of 'The Empire Strikes Back,' mostly because any close-up of the wampa was just a guy in a suit -- and looked very much like a guy in a suit. In the original trailer for 'Empire,' we see Threepio tear off a warning sign (which you can see below) outside of a room where captured wampas have been imprisoned, hoping the Imperial forces will mistakenly enter -- and they do. Han Solo Makes a Move on Leia in Cloud City If it weren't for C-3P0, this would have already been a done deal back on the Falcon. In this scene, Han makes a legitimate attempt to seduce Leia -- going as far to flirt with her about wearing "girls clothes" -- and all she wants to do is talk about Luke. But Han Solo is a charming fellow, so, eventually, they do kiss -- which, yes, would have taken quite a bit away from the carbon freeze, "I love you," "I know," dialogue. Return of the Jedi Luke's New Lightsaber When the Blu-rays were announced last year, Lucasfilm released this one as an early treat for fans. In 'The Empire Strikes Back,' Luke loses his lightsaber (and hand) during his duel with Darth Vader. In 'Jedi," Luke has a new green lightsaber, but how did he get it? Well, in this scene that was to be one of the first scenes of 'Jedi,' we see Luke completing the process of constructing his new lightsaber. The Sandstorm From the Blu-ray trailer, we know this one is coming, too. And for 'Star Wars' nerds, this is most exciting. In the lore of 'Star Wars' deleted scenes, The Sandstorm holds our attention as the most mysterious. Taking place immediately after Han Solo is recued from Jabba's palace, this would have been the only use of the full-size Millennium Falcon model in the entire film (a full-size Falcon backdrop is used later during a conversation between Han and Lando). Apparently, the footage was so grainy from the blowing sand, this scene of Han thanking Luke for the rescue attempt had to be scrapped and a voiceover -- as the Falcon and Luke's X-Wing depart Tatooine -- was used instead. Bunker Raid Honestly, little is known about this scene and it came as a surprise when the Blu-ray trailer was released. All that's really known is that it involves Han Solo shooting stormtroopers during the bunker raid on Endor so... yeah, we're sold. (At 0:36 below.) And just in case you haven't seen the trailer for the Blu-ray box set, here it is. You can contact Mike Ryan directly on Twitter. Follow Moviefone on Twitter.

'Last Call' coming to Fuse

'Last Call With Carson Daly'"Last Call With Carson Daly" is coming to Fuse. Madison Square Garden-owned music cabler has acquired the rights to NBC's latenight skein and, beginning in September, will air it at 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. the day after it runs on the Peacock. Daly often has musical guests on his half-hour show, which airs in the 1:35 a.m. timeslot. Fuse is looking to reach out to music-centric viewers and Daly often has emerging bands and new artists on his show. Also, expanded "Last Call" content that don't air on NBC -- extended interviews and performances -- will be available on the Fuse website. "This partnership is a no-brainer," said Daly. "Having the show air on Fuse the day after it originally airs on NBC means more people can see what we've been so excited about creating." "Last Call" is averaging 978,000 total viewers, up 12% from a year ago. Daly has recently made his mark in primetime as host of NBC's reality hit "The Voice." Show will return to the Peacock Feb. 5 immediately after the Super Bowl. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com

ABC Family Developing US Version Of Mexican Drama 'Terminales'

EXCLUSIVE: Let's say Sex and also the City's Barbara Bradshaw was dying of cancer? That essentially may be the premise from the Mexican drama series Terminales, that is being modified by ABC Family. Lionsgate TV and Kapital Entertainment are creating the U.S. version from the Televisa format produced and created by Miguel Angel Fox, which stories the existence of youthful and effective publicist April Marquez, who's identified with terminal cancer. Author/director/playwright Del Shores (Logo's Sordid Lives) is writing the script for that project, that is being fast-monitored by ABC Family. Aaron Kaplan and Shores are executive creating Paul Presburger is managing for Televisa. This marks the most recent project according to source material for Kapital, whose three approaching series -- Fox's Terra Nova, ABC's Good Christina Belles and MTV's The Inbetweeners -- are according to existing qualities (short story forTerra Nova, book forGCB, along with a British format forInbetweeners). Additionally to Terminales, the organization also offers a Miranda Lambert PI series in development at ABC Family.