Dai-Guard Vol. 2: To Serve & Defend (DVD)
12 years ago, a strange enemy from another dimension arrived and destroyed Tokyo who was almost completely immune to traditional weapons. To combat this alien menace, the government built the giant robot Dai-Guard. Now, years of peace have made Dai-Guard a useless anomaly, and the government foists the robot off on the 21st Security Corporation, a civilian corporation. In these episodes, though the 21st Security Corporation is using Dai-Guard to defend the Earth from the new alien menace, it`s getting more and more expensive for the citizens of Earth by the day. Thankfully, the Corporation decides saving the Earth qualifies as pro-bono work. However, when the aliens start playing tougher, the accountants at the Corporation may try to change things.NR"
Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends - Salty`s Secret (DVD)
Thomas and friends are back in these episodes that begins when Salty the diesel engine reveals he has a secret and then proceeds to try and keep it from all the other engines on Sodor. Contains the episodes Salty`s Secret, Harvey To The Rescue, No Sleep For Cranky, The Fogman, A Bad Day For Harold, Elizabeth The Vintage Quarry Truck, and James The Really Splendid Engine .NR"
Twin Angels - Vols. 1 & 2 (DVD)
Ai and Mai are a pair of nubile 19 year-old demon warriors who are dedicated to keeping the salacious forces of evil at bay. Using only their incredibly pliable bodies and a unbelievable dedication to their quest, Ai and Mai rush headlong into a series of arousing demonic conflicts in these episodes of TWIN ANGELS. Graphic and erotic, TWIN ANGELS is hentai in the tradition of LA BLUE GIRL.Unrated"
Ram Dass Fierce Grace (DVD)
Documentary filmmaker Mickey Lemle (COMPASSION IN EXILE: THE STORY OF THE 14TH DALAI LAMA) opens his fascinating biopic of spiritual leader Ram Dass with two strikingly contrasted images--archival footage from 1969 showing the long-bearded, blissed-out guru intoning on the role of a yogi, and the present-day Dass, older and debilitated, struggling to lift his legs out of a car. These images reflect the film`s dual mission: to illuminate Ram Dass` pivotal role as a spiritual guide in 1960s America, and to follow him on a new quest after suffering a stroke. Dass (formerly Richard Alpert) was a Harvard psychology professor, who with Timothy Leary spearheaded the movement to explore LSDs mind-expanding capabilities. Along with interviewing Dass` contemporaries, Lemle uses compelling archival footage of Dass` days at Harvard, the acid-tripping community at Millbrook, and his life-changing experience in India with guru Maharaj Ji. Layered between images from the guru`s heyday, Lemle uses touching footage of Dass shot over a two-year period, as he struggles with the physical and emotional fallout from his stroke. The fierce grace of illness sets Dass on a new spiritual path and like his previous forays, makes for fascinating and insightful viewing.NR"
Director: Mickey Lemle
