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A writer for the television series TALES FROM THE CRYPT decided to concoct a similar film for children ranging in age from 6 to 11, a group that doesn't have many real horror movies tailored especially for them. In place of the Crypt Keeper, a countrified talking corpse with a bushy moustache dubbed Gator Butt Willie introduces the three tales. One story involves Mad Martin, a magician who enjoys turning children into poultry or vermin; another features a haunted house teeming with colorful monsters; and there's a campfire story thrown in as a bonus.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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In mid-1970s New Waterford on Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, an 18-year-old girl without a child is rather unusual--and 15-year-old Mooney Pottie (Liane Balaban, in an auspicious debut) is feeling suppressed by the small-mindedness that surrounds her. Seen as freakish by her family for her incessant reading and a desire to move to New York, Mooney refuses to temper her thirst for knowledge and attend the booze-fueled makeout parties her classmates live for. Enter Lou (Tara Spencer-Naim), a tough boxer's daughter from the Bronx who moves into town with her dance teacher mother (Cathy Moriarty). Before long, Lou is helping Moonie see the town through new eyes, improving Moonie's social life in the process. But when her sympathetic teacher, Cecil Sweeney (Andrew McCarthy), informs Mooney that he has gotten her accepted at an Arts High School in New York, she is prepared to do whatever it takes to escape her oppressive origins. Director Moyle (PUMP UP THE VOLUME, EMPIRE RECORDS) has crafted a sweet, funny slice-of-life/ coming-of-age film, from the debut screenplay by Fish, who wrote the film after attending her high school reunion in New Waterford. Beautiful Canadian locations are used to dramatic effect.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxed - 1.85:1Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: FilmographiesDVD-ROM Features: Web Links
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Diana Ross made her film debut opposite Billy Dee Williams in this romantic biopic. LADY SINGS THE BLUES captures the essence of Billie Holliday in this semi-biographic sketch of the tragic life of the famous blues singer. Academy Award Nominations: 5, including Best Actress--Diana Ross, Best (Original) Screenplay, Best Song Score.
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While on the surface, high school football may seem like an innocent game played by the young, for the young, it is, in fact, much, much more. For millions, including many fans who are well removed from their high school years but who love to sit in those creaky bleachers every Friday night/Saturday morning, it is something akin to a religion. Director Boaz Yakin's REMEMBER THE TITANS captures the heart of high school football while tackling the sins of its fathers, chronicling the true story of the undefeated 1971 T.C. Williams team of Alexandria, Virginia, which was the first integrated high school team in the state.Denzel Washington brings his ever-powerful presence to the role of coach Herman Boone, who is brought in to oversee the transition to integration. Though Boone is eventually successful as a coach, the townspeople dissaprove of him because he replaces the popular, entrenched former coach, Bill Yoast (Will Patton). At first, coach Yoast resents being supplanted, while coach Boone is told that his promotion was just for show--to help the integration--and that he's likely to be lifted if the team loses a game. Will the coaches and players be able to overcome their adversity and make T.C. Williams a beacon for integration in sports? Those viewers who follow history already know the answer. But REMEMBER THE TITANS portrays the story and delivers the inspirational result with a passion and glory that will warm the hearts of all those dedicated high school football fans who continue to bring pride to the sport.
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Though she served six years for the murder of her husband, Molly Lasch (Brandy Ledford, Baywatch) maintains that she's innocent. With help from Fran Simmons (Laura Leighton, Melrose Place) a reporter with whom she went to high school, Molly sets out to find her husband's true killer. But as the clues begin to turn up and they get closer and closer to some answers, the two women become more and more ensnared in a dangerous conspiracy that could eventually kill them. This Pax-TV movie is based on the novel by Mary Higgins Clark.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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