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Toxie confronts his most abominable foe, the ultimate personification of evil.
But has Toxie wimped out? He's been seen wearing La Coste clothing, reading the Wall Street Journal and playing tennis.
Can he even confront his conscience, much less a deadly enemy?!?DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33:1Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Michael Herz and Lloyd Kaufman - Directors

















2. Joe Fleishaker - Star Production Interviews - 1. Cast Deleted ScenesInteractive Features: Scene Access Optional Spanish SubtitlesText/Photo Galleries: Slide Show
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Based on Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, a governess is overwhelmed taking care of two children at a mansion that seems to be haunted. In addition, a mysterious man seems to be appearing and disappearing. A truly classic psychological ghost story, this film is visually haunting and features stellar performances from Harvey Keitel, Lauren Bacall and Sadie Frost.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Cult photographer Carlos Batts updates Grant Wood's iconic painting in this dark, visually disturbing horror film. The original masterpiece was a satirical comment on American life, and Batts intensifies this satire by imagining a new story to accompany the work. A farmer battles his conscience over a past crime of passion, whose dire effects haunt him terribly. Batts's visually compelling, utterly disturbing film is accompanied by his third book of photographs, which exhibit a similarly macabre sensibility. With an anachronistic style that freely mixes elements of high and low culture, Batts eschews common standards of beauty to explore darker realms that often go overlooked.
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For thousands of years spiritualists, numerologitsts, and all interested in mystical forces upon the future have sought the ancient relic the Loculus. As a secret society slaughters groups of people in search of the artifact, the Loculus turns up in the back of a camper in the year 2001. A billionaire (Terence Stamp) seeks to obtain the relic, aided by his son (James D'Arcy) and an alchemist (Natasha Wightman). Their search is not solitary, a fact they discover by meeting the Grand Master (Udo Kier), a demonic being who has wondered the Earth since Christ's crucifixion.One of many interesting films to arrive at the turn of the century depicting a journey for a code with the key to the future. Steeped in myth and legend, the film possesses a great meditative power and culminates in a battle between two acting legends in Kier and Stamp, whose similar features provide a perfect counterpoint.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Featurettes - 1. Special Effects









2. Rennes le Chateau and the Knights Templar









3. The Making of Revelation TrailersText/Galleries: Essays - 1. Alchemy





2. Astrology and Sacred GeometryInteractive Material: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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THE AMERICAN POP COLLECTION VOL.1 is a trip down memory lane to a place where drive-in double features and burger joints were the norm. This collection contains three feature length cult films ATOM AGE VAMPIRES(1960), TERROR IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE(1958),and
HOT ROD GIRL(1956). This collection also contains television commercials form the 1950s and 1960s.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseAdditional Release Martial: Featurettes - 1. Burger Town









2. A mouth watering history of the hamburger Television commercials from the 1950s and 1960s
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