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Release: June 24, 2025

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Ever since she was small, Aviva has desperately wanted a baby. Ever since she was small, Aviva has desperately wanted a baby. Now a teenager - with thoughts and feelings her well-meaning parents Joyce (Ellen Barkin, Drop Dead Gorgeous) and Steve (Richard Masur, The Thing) don't quite know how to handle - she'll stop at nothing to make that dream a reality. Played by a cast of rotating actors, including Jennifer Jason Leigh (The Hateful Eight) and Sharon Wilkins, Aviva's journey towards motherhood never would run smooth. Bringing his trademark dry wit to another series of taboos, Todd Solondz's portrait of middle-American girlhood interrogates the naivety and hypocrisy of the post-9/11 psyche that continues to shape US public life and policy. Bonus Materials 4K restoration from the original negative by the Museum of Modern Art approved by writer-director Todd Solondz Original 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio New interview with Todd Solondz by critic Hannah Strong (2025, 26 mins) New interview with actor Alexander Brickel (2025, 14 mins) Todd Solondz and His Cinema of Cruelty, a new video essay by critic Lillian Crawford (2025, 12 mins) Trailer Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing Reversible sleeve featuring designs based on original posters Limited edition booklet featuring new writing by Bence Bardos, extracts from the original press book, plus archival interviews with Solondz and composer Nathan Larson Limited edition of 3000 copies, presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markings Cast & Crew Actors: Alexander Brickel Ellen Barkin Jennifer Jason Leigh Matthew Faber Stephen Adly Guirgis Angela Pietropinto Bill Buell Emani Sledge Valerie Shusterov Richard Masur Hillary B. Smith Danton Stone Robert Agri Hannah Freiman Stephen Singer Rachel Corr Will Denton Sharon Wilkins Debra Monk Walter Bobbie Tyler Maynard Sydney Matuszak David Castro Director: Todd Solondz Top About this item Similar From the Brand Reviews Palindromes [Blu-ray]

Release: October 25, 2022

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Product Description YOU’LL LAUGH ‘TIL YOU DIE! Nine-year-old Douglas Whooly (Alexander Brickel, PALINDROMES) is obsessed with the handheld video game "Satan's Little Helper," and annoyed that the attention of his big sister Jenna (Katheryn Winnick, TV's VIKINGS and BIG SKY) is being distracted by her new boyfriend Alex (Stephen Graham). These two concerns collide on Halloween, when Douglas witnesses a serial killer in a devil mask (Joshua Annex) posing his victims like outdoor All Hallow's Eve displays. Not comprehending how real the carnage is, Douglas becomes this Satan's little helper--and that's very bad news for Alex, for Douglas and Jenna's mom Merrill (Amanda Plummer, PULP FICTION, Netflix's RATCHED), and ultimately for their entire town. A different kind of Halloween horror film, SATAN'S LITTLE HELPER combines grisly killings with a mile-wide streak of savage humor. Written and directed by cult favorite Jeff Lieberman (SQUIRM, BLUE SUNSHINE, JUST BEFORE DAWN), it satirizes the way video games can seize hold of young minds, and is driven by the inability of Douglas (and others) to distinguish the Satan Man's nasty crimes from All Hallow's prankery. Featuring one of Plummer's most eccentric performances, SATAN'S LITTLE HELPER has built a cult following on video and now makes its UNCUT high-definition Blu-ray debut, carrying a bagful of supplementary treats! SPECIAL FEATURES: Audio Commentary from Director Jeff Lieberman Vintage Behind-the-Scenes Featurette The Devil in the Details: Making SATAN'S LITTLE HELPER Mr. Satan's Neighborhood: A Tour of the Filming Locations with Director Jeff Lieberman Newly Translated English Subtitles for the Hearing Impaired (English SDH) Promotional Trailer Region A Locked Review A horror sleeper that contains as much wit as gore. --Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter Horror buffs will delight in ingenious twists, perverse satire and gleefully off-kilter Amanda Plummer/Katheryn Winnick mother-daughter team. --Ronnie Scheib, Variety