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Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon - Pre-Played
Broken Sword III: The Sleeping Dragon follows in the tradition of European conspiracy theories, echoing most clearly Umberto Eco's classic book "Foucault's Pendulum," drawing on the rich and murky history of churches, freemasons and Templars. When a computer hacker is murdered in Paris, our heroes George Stobbart and Nico Collard investigate the crime but soon find themselves sucked into a vast web of secrets. As they dig deeper they slowly find themselves engaged in an Ancient Conspiracy! Journey from Paris to the jungles of the Congo, to the English West Country and underground pyramids in Ethiopia! There is no telling what twisted turn Broken Sword will take when everything you took for granted about Western Civilization and its history is cleverly turned on its head!
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Sherlock Holmes: The Deadly Necklace/The Speckled Band -
Includes:The Speckled Band (1931) Sherlock Holmes and the Deadly Necklace (1962) The Speckled Band Sherlock Holmes and Watson solve the murder of a young woman in this mystery that features Raymond Massey in the title role. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi Sherlock Holmes and the Deadly Necklace Holmes and Watson are again after Moriarty but this time Scotland Yard for some reason does not even suspect that he's the one who wants to get the necklace stolen from Cleopatra's tomb. Doesn't really hold together like most of the Holmes/Watson movies and is a rather odd interpretation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi
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Midnight Movie - Subtitle Limited
A midnight screening of a 1970s cult horror film becomes a wholesale bloodbath after the members of the audience see one of their friends butchered on the big screen, and quickly surmise that there's a madman in the theater who seeks to slaughter them all. It was just another rundown movie house in a small suburban town -- what better place for a screening of a true cult classic? But this isn't your typical horror film, because years ago, the director had been locked away in a psychiatric hospital after having a complete mental breakdown. The teens at the screening have no idea that he escaped from the hospital nearly five years ago, and that chances are good he's still out there somewhere. When the film starts to roll and the heckling begins, the atmosphere in the theater is loose and fun. Giddiness gives way to deep-rooted dread, however, when the horrified audience is forced to watch as one of their good friends is viciously murdered right before their very eyes. This is no movie, and when the audience tries to flee they realize that the same psycho they just saw on the silver screen has now trapped them all in the theater. With no hope of escape and their numbers thinning fast, the survivors must now figure out a way to turn the tables on the very same killer that they once rooted for in their favorite slasher flick. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Mirror Crack'd - Widescreen
Angela Lansbury takes over the legacy of Margaret Rutherford as Agatha Christie's dogged sleuth Miss Marple in The Mirror Crack'd. The story takes place on a film set in a small British town in the 1950s. Elizabeth Taylor plays a washed-up actress trying to make a comeback but is plagued by a mysterious incident from her past. Unfortunately for her mental state, a collection of murders jar the quiet village where the movie is being made. Miss Marple arrives on the scene with her nephew, Inspector Craddock (Edward Fox), to investigate. In addition to Taylor, an assortment of other movie stars grace the roster of suspects, including Rock Hudson, Kim Novak, and Tony Curtis. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Crazy as Hell -
A psychiatrist confronts a new client whose problems may not be all in his head in this drama. Dr. Ty Adams (Michael Beach) is a well-known psychiatrist who has earned no small amount of controversy for his blunt and "anti-medicinal" approach to treatment. Adams is also dealing with some emotional problems of his own after the death of his wife and child. Parker (John C. McGinley), a documentary filmmaker, has arrived at the hospital where Adams works to make a movie about his work, just in time for Adams to start working with a new patient -- a mysterious and angry fellow known only as "The Man" -- who insists he is Satan (Eriq LaSalle). The new patient is not easily convinced that he's delusional, and as he becomes a greater disruptive force, Adams can't help but wonder if maybe the stranger is telling the truth. Crazy as Hell was directed by actor Eriq LaSalle, who plays the new patient and is best known for his work on the television series E.R.; it was his first theatrical feature, after helming the made-for-cable Rebound. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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4 Film Favorites: Suspense Collection (4Ff) Dvd from Warner Bros.
Heat, Seven, The Devil's Advocate, Insomnia HEAT INCLUDES: Widescreen Format [16x9 2.4:1] Theatrical Trailers Languages & Subtitles: English & Franais (Main Feature. Bonus Material/Trailer May Not Be Subtitled). SE7EN INCLUDES: Widescreen Format
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Hedy Lamarr & Edward Robinson: 4 Movie Mystery -
Hedy Lamarr & Edward Robinson: 4 Movie Mystery -
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Killer Bodies [4 Pack] -
Includes:The Dirty Seven (1982), MPAA Rating: R Mind, Body & Soul (1991), MPAA Rating: R Leaving Scars (1997) Crime and Passion (1999) The Dirty Seven No synopsis available. Mind, Body & Soul A woman (Ginger Lynn Allen) is invited to a satanic ceremony--complete with human sacrifice--by her boyfriend (Jesse Kaye), and is accused of being a member when police raid the place. Taken under the wing of an attorney (Wings Hauser), the woman tries to bring the cult to justice before they can silence her. ~ John Bush, Rovi Leaving Scars Diane Carlson (Lisa Boyle) is a struggling actress trying to make a name for herself in the movie business, which turns out to be no simple accomplishment. One night, while drinking and drugging at a party, Diane runs into an old friend who asks her to hold on to a computer disc for a while. The next morning, Diane discovers the disc is gone and her friend is has been killed. Michael Taylor, an acquaintance who was also at the party, tells Diane he knows a detective who might be able to help them find out what's happened, but before long Diane and Michael are being chased by gunmen, and they're taken on a wild and frightening ride through the seedy underside of Hollywood as they try to find out who wants them dead and why. Leaving Scars also features Robin Downs and Michael McCarthy. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Crime and Passion Somewhere between abduction and seduction exists a world of Crime and Passion -- and though you may escape with your life, you'll never be the same again. In a desperate attempt to escape the suffocating grip of her controlling father, beautiful Maria (Lauren Hays) falls prey to a dark underworld of money, sex, and murder. Meanwhile, erotic dancer-turned-kidnapper Alexis (Nikki Fritz) makes a desperate dash through the back country of Latin America to escape a murderous hit man named Tony Carrin (Wally Wingert), who'd like nothing more than to see her beg for mercy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Broken - Widescreen
A woman wakes up in an unfamiliar and terrifying world in this grim horror tale inspired by a true story. After coming home from a date, forty-ish single mom Hope (Nadja Brand Mason) thanks the babysitter, looks in on her six-year-old daughter, and goes to bed. When she wakes up, Hope discovers she was abducted in the night and is trapped inside a coffin-like wooden box that's been buried beneath the ground. When she's dug up and released, Hope learns she's being held captive by a man with no name (Eric Colvin) living in the woods who then ties her to a tree and gives her a razor she can use to free herself -- though she won't be able to do so without severely scarring herself. After a failed break for freedom, Hope realizes her only chance for survival is to bend to the will of her captor, though her desire is largely fueled by a need to know what's become of her daughter. Two months later, Hope has learned more than she ever wanted to know about primitive life with her fearsome master when she's joined by a new victim, a frightened teenage girl (Abbey Stirling). Broken was the fourth feature from director Adam Mason and his first in collaboration with co-director Simon Boyes, who made his feature debut with this movie. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Ravage the Scream Queen -
When two guys discover a DVD-R containing an amateur snuff film, one is inspired to become a murder movie auteur. Luring aspiring scream queens to his lair with the promise of appearing in a film that will launch them to super-stardom, he then proceeds to systematically torture and slaughter the would-be starlets. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Come Die With Me/The Invasion of Carol Enders -
Includes:Come Die With Me (1974) The Invasion of Carol Enders (1974) Come Die With Me This thriller stars Eileen Brennan as a much-too-clever housekeeper. Brennan is aware that she isn't exactly a fashion plate, and that her chances of attracting the handsome master of the house (George Maharis) are slim to none. She also realizes that the master has murdered his brother, and uses this knowledge to blackmail her boss into matrimony. But there's a twist ending that literally puts the scheming domestic in her proper place. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Invasion of Carol Enders Family Ties matriarch Meredith Baxter (before she added the Birney) plays the titular heroine in an early TV movie appearance. In the film, Baxter's Carol Enders is inhabited by the spirit of a murdered woman who needs a human vessel to tell the world that she was murdered. Carol and the victim team up to solve the mystery. ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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The Paradise Virus - Widescreen
In the early months of 2003, the PAX network was festooned with made-for-TV movies about brilliant scientists combating apocalyptic disasters. Exactly one week after the telecast of PAX's volcano flick Terror Peak, the network served up Paradise Virus, wherein beautiful virologist Dr. Linda Flemming (Melody Thomas Scott) must fight off the spread of a deadly virus while vacationing in the Caribbean resort of Barsarato Island. Making things personal is the fact that Linda's own son has already fallen victim to the epidemic. Originally entitled The Hot Zone, Paradise Virus first aired February 14, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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