Things get strange when the full moon comes out... William Jones thinks his life is a living hell now that he's moving to backwater Minden, Ontario a small little town community in Canada. His mother; broken hearted from her divorce and his father a complete and total ass for cheating. He doesn't think anything else could possibly go wrong...until he meets a mysterious girl named Sarah and her friends. At first he plays off the abnormalities as just him being paranoid but soon events transpire that drags him into a nightmarish world he never knew existed. It's a race against a psychotic being who wants nothing more than to kill Sarah. But how do you kill something that's faster, stronger and more intelligent than you?

Billy Bob Thornton returns to star as criminal Santa impersonator Willie Stokes in this festive black comedy sequel. Still the same drunken, greedy guy, Willie and his sidekick Marcus (Tony Cox) conspire to make a big score this Christmas, by robbing a Chicago charity. This time they have some help, even if it is a little unwelcome, from Willie's mother, Sunny (Kathy Bates). She is as ambitious as she is crass, so she ought to fit right in. But things might get even more complex thanks to the involvement of the bombshell who runs the charity, Diane (Christina Hendricks). With a pure heart and a less than pure mind, Willie is smitten with her. The cast also features Brett Kelly and Ryan Hansen.

Real-estate agent Jim Evers (Eddie Murphy) is given the task of shifting Gracey Manor, a delapidated old house in New Orleans, and decides to visit it with his family.

When they arrive, however, they come face-to-face with 999 grim, grinning ghosts who are not too keen on sharing their space with mortals.

With the help of supernatural psychic Madame Leota (Jennifer Tilly), the family must battle to break the mansion's curse before the clock strikes 13.

This new title explores the role of teaching within the modern university and the impact of the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF). It provides a critical analysis of recent policy reforms designed to increase competition and choice in higher education and what these mean for the sector. It also surveys the wider landscape and the rise of the student as consumer within HE.

Higher education is undergoing unprecedented transformation. In the global knowledge economy universities are of paramount importance to governments worldwide. This creates a strong rationale for an element exploring how the interactions between universities and the state are being reconfigured, while highlighting the role policy analysis can play in explaining these dynamics. Specifically, this element draws on four theoretical approaches - New-Institutionalism, the Advocacy Coalition Framework, the Narrative Policy Framework, and Policy Diffusion and Transfer - to inform the analysis. Examples are drawn from a range of countries and areas of potential research informed by policy theory are identified. This element features a section dedicated to each of the three main missions of the university followed by an analysis of the institution as a whole. This reveals how universities, while typically seeking greater autonomy, remain subject to a multifaceted form of nation state oversight as they continue to globalise in an uncertain world.

Things get strange when the full moon comes out... William Jones thinks his life is a living hell now that he's moving to backwater Minden, Ontario a small little town community in Canada. His mother; broken hearted from her divorce and his father a complete and total ass for cheating. He doesn't think anything else could possibly go wrong...until he meets a mysterious girl named Sarah and her friends. At first he plays off the abnormalities as just him being paranoid but soon events transpire that drags him into a nightmarish world he never knew existed. It's a race against a psychotic being who wants nothing more than to kill Sarah. But how do you kill something that's faster, stronger and more intelligent than you?