Garage - The Collection (DVD) @ discount dvd online store
Garage - The Collection (DVD) DVD + Double Music CD This 80-minute audio-visual presentation combines some of the most visually appealing garage imagery with tracks from artists such as Cutting Crew, London`s Unique 3, DJ Bandi, Joolz B, Sonny B, Clarica Sondheim...
This 80-minute audio-visual presentation combines some of the most visually appealing garage imagery with tracks from artists such as Cutting Crew, London`s Unique 3, DJ Bandi, Joolz B, Sonny B, Clarica Sondheim, and more. Also included is a double CD set including tracks by The Artful Dodger, Shola Ama, Robbie Craig, So Solid Crew, Oxide and Neutrino, New Design, Danny Foster, and more.
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In the Mouth of Madness (DVD)
IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS is John Carpenter`s foray into the world of H.P. Lovecraft and surreal horror. An insurance investigator (Sam Neill) is sent to find a missing author, Sutter Cane (Jurgen Prochnow). As he comes closer to finding the author, things start to change around him, and soon nothing is what it seems. Madness seems to be the normal state of things, while reason and sanity have no place in this new world created by the mind of Sutter Cane. Carpenter plays with changing perspective, making the audience aware thay they too are part of the story, and maybe, just maybe, this is not just make believe. The story is very ambitious in its attempt to put a whammy on the viewer`s imagination, but the direction is steady and thoughtful enough to pull it off. Sam Neill is superb in the lead role of the only sane man left on Earth, incredulous to the destruction of reality as he knows it. It is his controlled performance that makes the bizarre events in the film threatening and scary. Jurgen Prochnow is deeply creepy as author and madman Sutter Cane, who`s imagination is so vivid it is spilling out of his head into the real world. John Carpenter is known for his scary movies, and he does not fail to deliver with IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS.R"
Director: John Carpenter
ACTORS: Sam Neill, Julie Carmen, J, rgen Prochnow, John Glover, Charlton Heston
The Sphinx (DVD)
After a mute witnesses a crime, suspicions are raised when he is spotted speaking shortly afterwards in this mystery from Monogram Studios.NR"
Director: Wilfred Lucas|Phil Rosen
ACTORS: Sheila Terry, Theodore Newton, Lionel Atwill, George Gabby Hayes, Wilfred Lucas
Genghis Blues (DVD)
In 1995, blind bluesman Paul Pena, who has played with Muddy Waters, B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Jerry Garcia, and Merl Saunders and wrote the Steve Miller Band hit Jet Airliner, traveled to Tuva, a small land in Northern Mongolia, with a small film crew and radio DJ Mario Casetta. Pena had become fascinated with the Tuvan practice of harmonic throat singing, in which singers are able to make incredible, almost magical sounds flow from deep in their throats. Pena`s tour of the country leads him to the 1995 Throat singing Competition and Symposium, in which he competes in the kargyaa section, and the crowd is thrilled to see an American blues musician throat singing and talking to them in the Tuvan language. Brothers Adrian and Roko Belic document the trip, alternating between scenes of Pena`s experiences with the people and shots of the beautiful Tuvan landscape and culture, from lush fields, stunning mountains, and hot deserts to dancing, a form of sumo-like wrestling, and a brutal sheep slaughtering ceremony. This majestic film won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature at the 1999 Academy Awards as well as the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival. The music in the film is literally incredible and it has to be seen and heard to be believed.NR"
Director: Adrian Belic|Roko Belic
Extremities (DVD) Widescreen A young woman terrorized by an obsessed rapist, fights back and manages to turn the table of fate on her very surprised attacker.
A young woman terrorized by an obsessed rapist, fights back and manages to turn the table of fate on her very surprised attacker.
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Director: Robert M. Young
ACTORS: Farrah Fawcett, James Russo, Diana Scarwid, Alfre Woodard
