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Infamous Spanish director Jess Franco (VAMPYROS LESBOS) was the perfect choice to helm this third installment in the Ilsa series. It`s a surprisingly well-photographed little piece of sado-masochistic erotic schlock, with Isla (Dyanne Thorne) now operating a clinic for sexually aberrant women in the jungles of Los Polomas, South America. Of course the clinic is only a cover, with Ilsa regularly torturing the inmates for political, sexual, and exploitative purposes (she makes films of their suffering, and sells them). A brave woman (Tania Busselier) goes undercover as a patient in the clinic to find her sister. Instead she finds things like whippings, burnings, rapes, electrocutions, suffocation, needle torture, shock treatment and cannibalism. In the calmer moments there`s softcore lesbianism and numerous shower scenes. Franco favorite Lina Romay co-stars as Ilsa`s masochistic lover. The violence is never overly convincing, but this is still pretty disturbing stuff, and not for the faint of heart. It`s a Candian production filmed in Switzerland and set in South America, with an international cast that includes Angela Ritschard, Howard Maurer, Peggy Markoff, and Franco himself, as Dr. Arkos.
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A police officer (Burt Reynolds) suspended and now accused of murder is forced to join forces with his court-appointed attorney (Theresa Russell) to assemble the pieces of a deadly puzzle to find the missing link before time runs out.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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With huge achievements in a number of different businesses, including aviation, movies, and hotels, the multi-million dollar lifestyle of Howard Hughes was a true American success story. Naturally for someone of such stature, rumors about his personal life were rife and often colorful, resulting in a reputation that suggested he had a strong predilection for grandiose excess. His huge sexual appetite was also a major part of his reputation, and he enjoyed dalliances with a string of celebrity beauties. This release tells his salacious story, focusing on the private life that Hughes attempted to keep hidden from the media gaze.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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FIRST DAUGHTER: Samantha MacKenzie (Katie Holmes) is a fun-loving 18-year-old who can`t wait to escape the overbearing clutches of her parents by starting college. But she finds herself impeded more than she would like thanks to her father`s (Michael Keaton) obtrusive day job as the President of the U.S. To make matters worse, President MacKenzie is currently undergoing a taxing bid for reelection, meaning that his daughter is subject to extra-tight security measures. Nevertheless, Samantha heads off to Redmond University in California, her head filled with dreams of independence and the chance to meet boys. But to Samantha`s dismay, campus life doesn`t live up to her high expectations. First, there are pesky secret service agents around every corner. Second, the deference of her fellow students proves to be a constant source of annoyance. Third, her roommate, Mia Thompson (Amerie Rogers), is an insufferable attention-seeker who is less than happy at being usurped by the famous Samantha. Salvation comes in the shape of James Lansome (Marc Blucas), a charming older student whose attempts to woo Samantha allow her to fulfill at least one of her pre-college fantasies. But, as director Forrest Whitaker (HOPE FLOATS) gently rolls this congenial comedy to a close, Samantha finds out that there is a lot more to James than meets the eye.EVER AFTER:
In this romantic fable, Danielle, orphaned by her father`s death, goes to live with a snotty wicked stepmother and her two daughters. When Danielle accidentally stumbles onto Prince Henry, the future King of France, who is also unhappy at home, the two inspire one another to resolve their respective problems.
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Gillo Pontecorvo's presents a harrowing, documentary-style depiction of the Algerian's people's struggle to liberate themselves from France between 1954 and 1962. The film creates a stunning illusion of realism by combining actual newsreel footage with staged sequences featuring amateur and professional actors playing characters based on real people (including Saadi Yacef, the one-time leader of the FLN in occupied Algiers). With it's depiction of political torture and violence retaining every bit of the impact they had upon the film's original release, THE BATTLE FOR ALGIERS was re-released theatrically in 2003 to great acclaim and reevaluation. Winner of 11 International Film awards. Academy Award Nominations: Best Director, Best (Original) Story and Screenplay.DVD Features:Region (unknown)3-Disc SetWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - French/ArabicDisc 1:Additional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer






2. Re-release Trailer Documentary - 1. RETURN TO ALGIERSText/Photo Galleries; Poster GalleryDisc 2:Additional Release Material: Documentaries - 1. THE MAKING OF THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS











2. THE DICTATORSHIP OF TRUTH Featurette - 1. Directors On THE BATTLE OF ALGIERSDisc 3:Additional Release Material: Documentaries - 1. THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS AND HISTORY











2. ETATS D'ARMES Featurette - 1. HOW TO WIN THE BATTLE BUT LOSE THE WAR
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