The Heart (1950) [DVD] - A vintage Science & Biology Film

The Heart (1950) [DVD] - A vintage Science & Biology Film Review

The film explores everything having to do with the health, disease, and mechanics of the heart, featuring striking vintage footage. The accomplished writer John Kieran narrates as scenes having to do with health and exercise, including men doing construction work and running in a race, illuminate the screen. The film offers many tips on how to achieve heart health, including warming up before running and avoiding sudden activities. In the spirit of exploring all aspects of the heart, a woman is shown having a heart attack.  Overall, this is a phenomenal vintage movie about the heart and how important it is.

Somebody Up There Likes Me

Somebody Up There Likes Me Review

"World's Leading Boxers Train Here Daily" says a sign outside Stillman's Gym. Thomas Rocco Barbella isn't a boxer. He's just a scrappy, desparate youth who needs dough. So he enter's the bym, give himself the made-up name of Rocky Graziano, signs on to spar for ... and flattens a top light-heavyweight. The name sticks. so does the impac of this inspiring tale about Graziano's rise from poverty and rage to the middleweight title. In his second film, Paul Newman plays the ring king, preparing for the role in part by meeting with Graziano to study his speech and ways. Robert Wise who earlier captured the fight game in "The Set-Up", directs this couble Academy Award winner with K.O. force. Unbilled Steve McQueen and Robert Loggia add to the film's many pleasures. Pull up a ringside seat.

Flesh for Frankenstein

Flesh for Frankenstein Review

Maverick filmmaker Paul Morrissey's "Flesh for Frankenstein" reevaluates the horror film, infusing it with satiric wit and sexuality. Morrissey's tale of the mad Baron Frankenstein and his perverse creative urges was heavily edited upon initial release; Criterion presents the restored director's cut--fully intact after 20 years. "Presented" by Andy Warhol.

LSP- LD - 85086 - DOUBLE PLAY Part 2 (Adults Only)

LSP- LD - 85086 - DOUBLE PLAY Part 2 (Adults Only) Review

LSP- LD - 85086 - DOUBLE PLAY Part 2 (Adults Only) Feature

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Bleach Movie 1: Memories of Nobody

Bleach Movie 1: Memories of Nobody Review

A 2-Disc Set Loaded with Special Features!

After unidentified beings known as "Blanks" start popping up, they are soon followed by a Soul Reaper named Senna who makes them disappear. Puzzled by these unknown beings and the even more mysterious girl, Ichigo and Rukia set out to learn more, but uncover an evil plot when a menacing clan tries to kidnap Senna. Banished from the Soul Society long ago, the clan's leader is sending the World of the Living and the Soul Society on a collision course, and Senna seems to be the key to his diabolical plot for revenge. Can Ichigo and his fellow Soul Reapers save the two worlds from annihilation?

Disc 2 Special Features Include:
* Inside Bleach The Movie
* Japanese Production Interviews
* US Theatrical Trailer
* Original Japanese Trailers
Also included: Original Japanese Movie Booklet (translated version)

Bilingual (English & Japanese with optional subtitles)

Understanding the Human Body: An Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology-Part 2

Understanding the Human Body: An Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology-Part 2 Review

Include 2 vhs tapes and booklet for Lectures 9 to 16 Lecture 9, Nervous System: Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves. Lecture 10, Nervous System: Autonomic Nervous System & Cranial Nerves. Lecture 11, Nervous System: The Eyes. Lecture 12, Nervous System: The Ears, Hearing & Equilibrium. Lecture 13, Nervous System: Pathology & Trauma. Lecture 14, Digestive System: Anatomy of the Mouth, Esophagus & Stomach. Lecture 15, Digestive System: Physiology of the Mouth, Esophagus & Stomach. Lecture 16, Digestive System: Anatomy of the Pancreas, Liver & the Biliary Tree. Dr Anthony Goodman Recieved his Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard College and his Medical Doctorate from Cornell Medical College. Dr Goodman has served as an examiner for the American Board of Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

Goliath and the Dragon

Goliath and the Dragon Review

Platform:  DVD MOVIE Publisher:  ALPHA VIDEO Packaging:  DVD STYLE BOX A monstrous prehistoric beast lurks deep within a cave. It's one of many fearsome creatures including flying bat-men and a fire-breathing three-headed monster that dwell in a hellish underground labyrinth. The evil tyrant King Eurystheus plans on using this demon-spawn to destroy Goliath the immortal warrior. The King has stolen a precious gem and hidden it in the cave hoping to lure Goliath to his doom. When Goliath escapes unharmed Eurystheus abducts the beautiful princess and chains her up in the dragon's lair. Goliath now must confront the gigantic beast in order to save the woman he loves.The success of Hercules (1957) with Steve Reeves paved the way for a long succession of sword and sandal epics depicting the adventures of legendary heroes. Most like Goliath And The Dragon (advertised as "The mightiest adventure of them all!") were Italian imports dubbed and re-titled for the U.S. market. American stars (such as Broderick Crawford) were often brought in to increase the box-office appeal. Stop-motion animator Jim Danforth (When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth) filmed the special effects scenes of the dragon. Starring: Mark Forest & Broderick CrawfordDirected by: Vittorio Cottafavi DVD Details: BONUS FEATURE: Includes Original Theatrical TrailerRun Time: 88 minutesNumber of Discs: 1Originally Released in 1960ColorNo region encoding; For global distribution.

Quick Fix: Hit the Spot Hip Hop Workout with Abs Floor Section

Quick Fix: Hit the Spot Hip Hop Workout with Abs Floor Section Review

Studio: Inspired Distribution Llc Release Date: 11/13/2007

Quicksilver Highway

Quicksilver Highway Review

Christopher Lloyd stars as Quicksilver, a delightful collector of oddities. After a newlywed couple's car breaks down, the husband goes off for help. Along comes Quicksilver in his Rolls Royce, offering the fearsome bride refuge. He then tells her a story of a traveling salesman who stops at a rustic little diner and is given a set of "chattering teeth" as a birthday present. He picks up a hitchhiker and trouble follows. In the second story, Matt Frewer plays a petty pickpocket who meets Lloyd in his house of oddities and is todl the story of a plastic surgeon whose hands stage a revolt against him for their independence.

Ghostbusters

Ghostbusters Review

Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis wrote the script, but Bill Murray gets all the best lines and moments in this 1984 comedy directed by Ivan Reitman (Meatballs). The three comics, plus Ernie Hudson, play the New York City-based team that provides supernatural pest control, and Sigourney Weaver is the love interest possessed by an ancient demon. Reitman and company are full of original ideas about hobgoblins--who knew they could "slime" people with green plasma goo?--but hovering above the plot is Murray's patented ironic view of all the action. Still a lot of fun, and an obvious model for sci-fi comedies such as Men in Black. --Tom Keogh

Tales from the Crapper

Tales from the Crapper Review

Tales From The Crapper is the inaugural film in Troma Entertainment and Lloyd Von Kaufman’s acclaimed Dogpile 95 doctrine of digital filmmaking. Filmed in 3 countries, over 3 years, with 6 directors, 15 writers, and a cast of hundreds, Tales From The Crapper adds up to over 80 minutes of pure en-Troma-tainment! Hosted by everyone’s favorite harbinger of the horrible The Crapkeeper, Tales From The Crapper boasts not one, but two films in one extraordinary digital movie! Twice the Monsters! Twice the fat guys! Twice the Lesbians! Twice the Boobies! Tales From The Crapper is a cornucopia of who’s who of Hollywood’s biggest and brightest stars!

James Gunn! Trey Parker! Debbie Rochon! Kevin Eastman! The Tromantis! Count Smokula! Harry Balls, The Penis Monster! Joe Fleishaker! Global recording sensation New Found Glory! And introducing Arban Ornelas! Tired of searching for the perfect blend of highbrow entertainment, Kung-fu action, Alien adventure, and hot vampire lesbian sex? Well look no further because Tales From The Crapper is here!

DVD Features

Special Limited Edition venticular cover!

• A special time-traveling introduction by Lloyd Kaufman and Michael Herz, President and Vice President of Troma Entertainment, and the creators of the Toxic Avenger
• TWO commentary tracks: One featuring Lloyd von Kaufman and editor Gabe Friedman, the other featuring Julie Strain and co-director Brian Spitz
• The Thick Brown Line, a fascinating and entetaining full-length behind-the-scenes documentary about the chaotic Tales from the Crapper reshoot
• Topless Comedy Jam, a very special treat from your favorite cinema seductress, Julie Strain
• Make Your Own Damn Movie preview
• Craptacular deleted scenes, from Russia, Spain and other exotic locales
• The Tales from the Crapper web-comic
• Music video for Cannibal Lesbian Hoedown, as featured in Tales from the Crapper
• The incredible Radiation March
• Webmonkey’s Bananas
• Tromatic trailers and other goodies!

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The Firm Parts: Sculpted Buns, Hips & Thighs

The Firm Parts: Sculpted Buns, Hips & Thighs Review

A tough, extra-motivating video featuring orchestra and jazz-type music and The Firm's usual movie-quality production. Tracy Long's precise cuing and constantly-changing moves guarantees a shapely, well-defined body. A short, intense all-floorwork program with lots of tempo and movement variations. These classic routines are precision-targeted to those familiar "trouble spots": your abs, thighs and buttocks. There's a "choreographed" feel to this workout - Tracy makes it interesting by constantly alternating the exercises and varying the pace (e.g. fast, slow, pulsed; with and without weights). Requires 8 to 20 lb. dumbbells and 3 to 5 lb. ankle weights. Re-edited from The Firm's Tortoise and Hare. Formerly titled "Lie Down and Work Out." ©1996 (37 min.).

How to Make A Lot of Money and Keep It, Part II

How to Make A Lot of Money and Keep It, Part II Review

Dr. Nerenberg owned and operated a multi-million dollar company and sold it for over a million dollars back in the time when that was a lot of money. In presenting his unique approach he quotes his father, who never finished high school because he had to help support his mother since the age of 12. His father, Sam Nerenberg, said, Son, I have a lot of good advice to give you; not because Ive been so smart. Its just because I have been so stupid. His father became a multi-millionaire using honest street smarts. Dr. Nerenberg discusses the importance of being the first one to the office and the last one to leave. He illustrates how to harness the power of the greatest experts, your employees. He discusses the importance of risk-taking with wisdom, loyalty, and fairness. An important principle of his approach is to always be positioned to fully exploit a Lucky Break. He is also an expert on corporate mergers, sales psychology, tax and cost control, and asset protection. He shares his experiences and insights in a new and refreshing manner. The presentation gives highly practical tools based on real life experiences. Fully applying any one of his pointers can make you rich and save you a fortune.

Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell

Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell Review

Though it wasn't Hammer Studios' final film, Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell can be considered its swan song, an intelligent, inventive, stylized reworking of the themes that had sustained the series for almost two decades. Dr. Frankenstein has buried his old identity and reigns over an insane asylum as Dr. Victor (Peter Cushing under a flamboyant blond wig in his sixth and final turn as the mad scientist) as if it were a live-parts yard for his continuing experiments. With the help of an ambitious acolyte he builds his latest creature, a hirsute apelike brute stitched together from the asylum's most promising inhabitants and turned into a sad, tortured slave. The film was shot at the end of Hammer's glory days, and the budgetary constraints can be seen in unconvincing miniatures and the rather bulky and stiff ogre suit, but the dark, claustrophobic sets create an effectively gloomy atmosphere. Director Terence Fisher effectively pulls out all stops for a marvelous sequence of the creature digging through the asylum graveyard in the middle of a flashing electrical storm, a demonic twist on the iconic gravedigging images that go all the way back to the 1931 Frankenstein. This was the last reunion for Cushing and Fisher, who together gave birth to Hammer's gothic reign with The Curse of Frankenstein and Horror of Dracula. Fisher retired after finishing the film. --Sean Axmaker

The Crawling Hand

The Crawling Hand Review

CRAWLING HAND - DVD Movie

President's Challenge Physical Activity and Fitness Awards Program U.S.A.: You're It, Get Fit! (A Place Where Staying Active Is Part of Everyday Life)

President's Challenge Physical Activity and Fitness Awards Program U.S.A.: You're It, Get Fit! (A Place Where Staying Active Is Part of Everyday Life) Review

Challenge, USA - a place where staying active is part of everyday life. At home, at school, or at work. It's a fun way to learn about all the President's Challenge has to offer: 1) Signing up for the Challenge. 2) Starting an Activity Challenge at work. 3) Using the President's Challenge web site. 4) Creating groups to take the Challenge together. 5) Recognizing schools that promote physical activity and fitness. 6) Testing tips and online tools for instructors. 7) Keeping track of activities. 8) Earning Awards.

Body of Evidence (Unrated Version) [VHS]

Body of Evidence (Unrated Version) [VHS] Review

Madonna isn't merely the prime suspect in the scandalous murder of a millionaire with kinky appetites; she's the murder weapon itself in this erotic thriller in the Basic Instinct mode. The art gallery owner by day and icy-blond dominatrix by night is accused of, shall we say, "loving" her victim to death, and Willem Dafoe is the happily married lawyer she lures into the dark thrills of pleasure and pain. The actual mystery is perfunctory at best and the absurd courtroom theatrics a mere formality in a film far more fascinated with sweaty sex, hot wax, and broken glass. Madonna isn't shy about her body and seems to enjoy the games her character plays, but she's no Sharon Stone; there's no danger smoldering behind her seduction. Like her notorious book Sex, this is a handsomely shot work of pure exhibitionism. --Sean Axmaker