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Ten Blaxploitation films are collected in this volume of five Double Sided DVDs. Titles included are: MEAN JOHNNY BARROWS (Rated R), DEATH JOURNEY (R), LADY COCOA (R), VELVET SMOOTH (R), BLACK FIST (R), THE BLACK SIX (R), BLACK GESTAPO (R), BLACK COBRA II (R), FINAL COMEDOWN (R), and PAPER: INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE (Not Rated)DVD Features:Region 1Box Set
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A mixture of industrial, goth, techno, and dance music, Norway's Apoptygma Berzerk is appreciate by a widely varied audience. On this self-titled release, the group (which is actually made up of only one man) is captured playing 2000's Welcome To Earth tour. Both behind the scenes and at the turntable, Apoptygma Berzerk is captured around the world and on the cutting edge.DVD Features:Region 1Full Frame - 1.33Tracks:1. Intro2. Starsign3. Stitch4. Paranoia5. Eclipse6. Deep Red7. Soultaker8. Kathy's Song9. Nonstop Violence10. Fade To Black11. Mourn12. Beatbox13. Bitch
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A wealth of rarely-seen footage and exciting music videos comprise this collection of hard-rock heavy-hitters. Experience the theatrical shock-rock of Alice Cooper, the glam-punk stylings of future Pearl Jam members Mother Love Bone, and of course, the peroxide rebellion of Billy Idol that was a defining force of the 1980s. Including plenty of in-depth interviews with some of the most influential bands in rock history, these two compilations feature appearances by The Cult, Bang Tango, Little Ceasar, Enuff Z'nuff, Roxx Gang, Winger, Biohazard, London Quireboys, My Sister's Machine, Atomic Playboys, Ratt, and W.A.S.P.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
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Brian Dannelly's debut feature SAVED! deftly blends indie-film edginess with a mainstream allure. Set in a Christian high school, the teen comedy follows a group of students who are all at different places in their lives. When Mary (Jena Malone) sacrifices her virginity in an attempt to heterosexualize her gay boyfriend, she is stunned to discover that she's become pregnant. With the help of wheelchair-bound Roland (Macaulay Culkin) and the school's only Jewish student, Cassandra (Eva Amurri), Mary must try to hide her pregnancy. But when her rival, the ultra-uptight Hilary Faye (Mandy Moore), finds out, all hell breaks loose. The film culminates on prom night, when a series of revelations put things in their proper perspective.Dannelly and co-writer Michael Urban have produced a script that is a breezy, hilarious ride through the tricky waters of adolescence, and their all-star cast jumps into their roles with glee (most notably Moore and the scene-stealing Amurri). Rather than merely making jabs at the Christian right movement, however, the film preaches a universal message of tolerance and acceptance, giving audiences something deeper to chew on. The result is a surprisingly poignant film that positions Dannelly as a director to watch in the years to come.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Original Theatrical Trailer Commentaries: 1. Mandy Moore and Jena Malone










2. Brian Dannelly










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4. Michael Urban Featurettes Deleted Scenes Extented Scenes Never-Before-Scene Bloopers Outtakes Easter Egg Saved Revelations
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As the manager of a traveling Chautauqua troupe, Elvis has his hands full when the show is disrupted by the murder of a local sleazeball. He also juggles the demands of his union-minded (but lovely) piano accompanist.Release Features:Theatrical Trailer
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