Silent DVD returns this week with another look at the some of the classics of early cinema. First off is a double feature where pioneering director D. W. Griffith was involved in both halves: True Heart Susie with Hoodoo Ann. Next up is the classic haunted house film, The Cat and the Canary. Directed by Paul Leni, this films influence is still being felt today. Finally we have a look at the 1925 version of The Lost World. Is the often discussed but rarely seen Eastman House restoration finally available on DVD? It looks like it could be. In case you missed them, be sure to check out recent Silent DVD columns: Reel Baseball and the 2007 SF Silent Film Festival, The General, Romance of the Western Chamber and Pandora's Box.