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When a small space probe falls to earth in a remote village of New Mexico, all but two of the town's inhabitants--an infant and an old alcoholic--meet death as their blood turns to powder. After two reconnaissance pilots have also perished, a national state of emergency is declared. The two survivors and the recovered space probe are transported to a mammoth five-story underground laboratory, and a team of scientists--biologist Jeremy Stone (Arthur Hill), microbiologist Ruth Leavitt (Kate Reid), blood chemistry authority Mark Hall (James Olson), and pathologist Charles Dutton (David Wayne)--is swiftly brought to the lab to discover the nature of the deadly organism brought by the space probe. The team is subjected to grueling hours of precautionary decontamination measures--which are filmed with extraordinary art direction in stunning monochromatic sequences--and informed that the laboratory complex is equipped with an automatic self-destruct device that will be triggered should infection spread. Through exhaustive tests, the team learns that the minute organism, dubbed the ANDROMEDA STRAIN, is alien in nature, and the scientists must quickly find a cure before all of humanity is wiped out. Quietly thrilling, with superb pacing from director Robert Wise, THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, based on the novel by Michael Crichton, is one of the most stylistically beautiful science fiction films ever made.DVD Features:Region 0Keep Case

A good-natured robot named Max 404 longs to become a real human being. When he gets his first glimpse of real humanity, he discovers that he already possesses an abundance of human characteristics.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Aaron Lipstadt - Director, Don Keith Opper - Star Theatrical Trailer

Filmed in widescreen Space-Vision, this 3-D fantasy about a couple who become trapped in a town seemingly encased in a giant bubble was written and directed by the same fellow who brought the US its first 3-D feature, BWANA DEVIL.
The Rhino VHS and DVD versions are both 3-D and come with two free pairs of glasses so you'll be able to experience the magic of 3-D in your own living room.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusScene Access2 Free Pairs of 3-D Glasses

The sequel to cult sci-fi hit PITCH BLACK sees Vin Diesel enthusiastically returning to his role as Richard B. Riddick. Director-writer David Twohy is on board again, building on themes established in the first movie, and expanding his vision with some incredible special effects work. Twohy opens the movie with Riddick on the run from a group of bounty hunters. He escapes them with ease, then seeks information from an old friend named Inam (Keith David). Inam informs Riddick that he has been singled out by an Air Elemental, Aereon (Judi Dench), as the one man who can stop the evil Necromongers from taking over the Universe. Suddenly, the Necromongers arrive on the planet, causing mayhem and destruction. They capture Riddick. He soon escapes, only to fall into the hands of the bounty hunters he so deftly eluded at the start of the movie. They take Riddick to a rogue prison planet where he is met by scorching heat, an underground penitentiary, and his female companion from PITCH BLACK, Jack (who is now called Kyra, and played by a different actress, Alexa Davalos). They plan their escape from the planet, and vow to bring down the Necromongers. Things don't go according to plan however, leading to a suspense-filled climax to the film, and an eyebrow-raising ending that suggests Twohy may have plans for further installments in the story.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.40Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Visual Effects RevealedInteractive Features: Games - 1. THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK: ESCAPE FROM BUTCHER BAY Virtual Guide To The Chronicles Of Riddick Interactive View Of 8 Sets From The FilmText/Photo Galleries: Riddick Inside Facts Toomb's Chase Log

This collection presents a double feature of B-movie horror films produced by exploitation legend Samuel Z. Arkoff: in HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER (1958), a monster make-up man who`s not too happy about losing his job strikes back by secretly drugging the studio`s teenage stars and creating enough rampaging zombies to turn the backlot into a morgue; while in BLOOD OF DRACULA (1957), a teenage girl who is furious with her father`s decision to remarry makes an ideal subject for a deranged instructor`s bloodthirsty experiment.

WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST: After Colonel Manning survived an experimental Plutonium blast that triggered his mutation into a 60-foot giant, everyone believed he plunged to a watery death.
Everyone except his sister, who helps track him down when he reappears terrorizing a Mexican village. THE SPIDER: The fear of science run amok that dominated 1950s horror here takes the form of a giant spider, discovered by a young couple living in a cave, from which the teenagers barely escape with their lives. Initial disbelief from the townspeople quickly turns to terror, but the sheriff eventually helps them kill the beast. A celebratory dance follows this misadventure, but the question remains: is the spider really dead?

When a new vortex machine capable of shielding an invading Army from detection is created a timewarp sucks an unsuspecting man into the future. There he sees a Nazi-like dictatorship and must do anything he can to reverse mankind's destiny.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

This movie within a movie has a voluptous vixen from Europe arriving in Hollywood to star in a sexy sci-fi flick where everybody is done in before, during and after some rather dangerous bedroom liaisons.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33