Possession Gets Release Date

Delayed, delayed and delayed again, Possession is finally making its way to DVD on March 9 from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment.

Synopsis: Newlyweds Jess (Gellar) and Ryan (Landes) seem to have it all until a car accident renders both Ryan and his brother Roman (Pace) comatose. But things spin even more eerily out of control when Roman wakes up and tries to convince Jess that he is her husband. Beside herself with fear and grief, Jess grapples with the one question: could the man before her actually be the man she lost…or does something far more sinister await her in his arms?

The Possession DVD features deleted and alternate scenes as well as an alternate ending.

‘THE RETURN’ ON ION TELEVISION

For the Big Movie Weekend on the ION channel the are showing ‘The Return’ on Saturday night at 9pm EST. So be sure to check you local listings! To see ION’s TV spot for the movie, click the picture below…

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

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SARAH AND SELMA BLAIRS KISS TOPS MOVIE POLL

Sarah Michelle Gellars s kiss with actress Selma Blair has been voted the hottest lesbian kiss ever to be on film.

According to a poll by a movie website, Gellar, 32, and Blair, 37, made the top spot for the kiss they shared in 1999 movie Cruel Intentions, reports the Sun.

Up next was the kiss shared between actresses Neve Campbell and Denise Richards in Wild Things from 1998.

The third spot was taken by French actress Catherine Deneuves kiss with Susan Sarandon in erotically-charged 80s vampire flick The Hunger.

Ascot buys ‘Possession’

Swiss distrib Ascot Elite has picked up a slew of North American and international productions for German-speaking territories, including Stephen Milburn Anderson’s thriller “Cash,” starring Chris Hemsworth and Sean Bean, and Michael McGowan’s biker road movie “One Week,” starring Joshua Jackson.

Also among the eight titles acquired by Ascot in Cannes are Joel Bergvall and Simon Sandquist’s thriller “Possession,” with Sarah Michelle Gellar; Christopher Smith’s high-seas actioner “Triangle,” starring Melissa George and Liam Hemsworth; and John Inwood’s black comedy “ExTerminators,” with Heather Graham and Jennifer Coolidge.

Additional pics include Paul Gross’ World War I drama “Passchendaele”; Vladimir Bortko’s “Taras Bulba,” the Russian epic based on Nikolai Gogol’s famed novel; and “La Vida Loca,” Christian Poveda’s documentary about the rival Mara 18 and Mara Salvatrucha gangs that originated in Los Angeles and spread to El Salvador.

Ascot will release the titles this year as well as in 2010.

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