You are my sunshine, my painful sunshine...
Willis and Weaver may join Mabrouk El Mechri's thriller.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 12, 2000 -- Come this Friday the 13th, "Lost Souls" promises to bring audiences a frightening glimpse of hell on Earth and Winona Ryder in a shaggy brown do. But if the pitch sounds vaguely familiar -- in a 1999 pre-millennial sort of way -- well, it is. For if memory serves right, the spook flick -- which stars the "Girl, Interrupted" waif as an exorcist-type hip to Satan's evil ways of taking over the world -- was originally due out in October 1999, then February 2000 and now fall 2000. And it was after a whole year of shuffling and juggling before "Lost Souls" had an official release date: Oct. 13, 2000. So what's up? "It means the movie is troubled," Brandon Gray, box office analyst at boxofficemojo.com, told Hollywood.com. "They don't think it's a good movie or a marketable movie. Essentially, they moved it from its schedule to decide