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Discover Tai Chi - Weight Loss

Fri, 30 May 2003 21:13:24 UTC

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Starring: Scott Cole
Encoding: Region 1
Format: Color, Fullscreen
Rated: NR
Studio: Goldhil Home Media I
DVD Release Date: May 7, 2002

DVD
Tai Chi in the official Chinese Pin Yin is known as Taiji, and its proper name is Tai Chi Chuan (taijiquan). Chinese words that end in quan or Chuan (which means 'fist' in Chinese) are a form of martial art. Tai Chi is a philosophical term in Chinese and means "supreme ultimate of ultimates."

Tai Chi is a discipline that can keep you healthy and happy. It connects body and mind in relaxing and fun movements that promote health and fitness. It has been suggested in studies that it can improve conditions of arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, respiratory problems and other chronic illnesses. It can also improve your balance, posture while lessening de...Read the entire review

Tai Chi For Beginners

Fri, 30 May 2003 17:08:40 UTC

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Starring: Dr. Paul Lam
Encoding: Region 1
Format: Color, Fullscreen
Rated: NR
Runtime: 90 minutes
Studio: Wellspring Media
DVD Release Date: December 17, 2002

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Tai Chi in the official Chinese Pin Yin is known as Taiji, and its proper name is Tai Chi Chuan (taijiquan). Chinese words that end in quan or Chuan (which means 'fist' in Chinese) are a form of martial art. Tai Chi is a philosophical term in Chinese and means "supreme ultimate of ultimates."

Tai Chi is a discipline that can keep you healthy and happy. It connects body and mind in relaxing and fun movements that promote health and fitness. It has been suggested in studies that it can improve conditions of arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, respiratory problems and other chronic illnesses. It can also improve your balanc...Read the entire review

Voices of a Distant Star

Wed, 28 May 2003 00:45:59 UTC

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MOVIE
Leaving her boyfriend Noboru behind, Mikako, a high-school girl is called in to help fight off an alien invasion. Set in the year 2046, "Voices Of A Distant Star" follows the young pilot as she travels throughout the solar system pursuing the Tarcian invader while trying to keep in touch with boyfriend back home. As she travels farther out into space, it takes increasingly longer for Noboru to receive her messages and they begin to question if their relationship can survive the time and distance between them. And there is another problem, with her age slowed due to her faster than light travels, when they do reunite, will Mikako still be a teenager while Noboru has grown old.

"The Voices of a Distant Star" is an amazing accomplishment and the brainchild of Makoto Shinkai. Shinkai, born in 1973 in a small town in ...Read the entire review

Phil Collins - Live and Loose in Paris

Fri, 23 May 2003 04:33:08 UTC

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THE CONCERT
Directed by David Mallet, notable for other works with David Bowie, Queen, David Gilmour, Elton John and Cirque du Soleil brings the popular singer/songwriter Phil Collins to the screen in this exciting live performance in Paris, featuring such modern pop classics as "In the Air Tonight," "Sussudio" and "Another Day in Paradise."

Phil Collins' career has gone through many incarnations. Beginning with Flaming Youth in 1969, he later (1971) took his syncopated and wandering drumming style to the group Genesis formed by Peter Gabriel. Taking over the group when Peter left in 1975, he also performed with Brand-X and launched a solo career in 1983. He is a television and movie actor and Academy Award winner for his TARZAN theme song. "Live And Loose In Paris" brings Phil to us in an energetic and enjoyable co...Read the entire review

Le Mans

Wed, 30 Apr 2003 18:50:33 UTC

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MOVIE
Steve McQueen went bankrupt creating this film and sold off his interests in the movie to get out of debt. It also failed at the box office. But since then, it has achieved cult status through the years and this classic auto-racing movie starring Steve McQueen as Michael Delaney is one which fans of motor racing are sure to appreciate.

"Le Mans" puts you in the driver's seat of the most famous and exciting motor race in the world, the Le Mans 24-hour, set in the French countryside of La Sarthe. This was an era when the 8.5 mile circuit was exceptionally fast and dangerous and prior to the period when sponsors and their images were emblazoned on everything from posters to popsicle sticks. This 1971 film from the 1970 race, refreshingly recreates the time when such sponsor displays were more subdued and the focus...Read the entire review

Road to Utopia

Thu, 10 Apr 2003 16:22:33 UTC

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MOVIE
March 22, 1946, "Road to Utopia", the fouth title in the "Bob Hope Tribute Collection" from Universal that included some of the other "Road" movies such as "Road to Singapore", "Road to Zanzibar" and "Road to Morocco".

Another thin plot, not that it ever mattered in this series finds Bob and Bing returning as Chester and Duke, a duo on the San Francisco Vaudeville circuit. Once again on the run because of backfiring con jobs, they lose their money while stowing away on a ship bound for Alaska. A pair of villains known as Sperry and McGurk rob an old man of his gold mine map. The old man dies and his daughter Sal (Lamour) shows up to claim her inheritance. Hope and Crosby assume the identities of the bad guys and eventually end up meeting saloon-singer Sal. A series of misadventures ensues as the boys, Lamour, t...Read the entire review

Road to Morocco

Thu, 10 Apr 2003 16:21:06 UTC

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MOVIE
November 11, 1942, "Road to Morocco", the third title in the "Bob Hope Tribute Collection" from Universal that included some of the other "Road" movies such as "Road to Singapore", "Road to Zanzibar" and "Road to Utopia".

Bing Crosby and Bob Hope return in this tale set in the Arabian desert, complete with camels and harem girls. Not truly a sequel, because they play different characters each time, the duo ends up in trouble over a woman (Dorothy Lamour) once again. They boys really have their routine down pat by now and we know what to expect. Their banter and chemistry is spontaneous and entertaining and as in the last movie, they aren't afraid to make fun of the film by singing "Where we're going, why we're going, how can we be sure? I'll lay you eight to five that we meet Dorothy Lamour."

Orville...Read the entire review

Road to Zanzibar

Thu, 10 Apr 2003 16:19:34 UTC

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MOVIE
April 11, 1941, "Road to Zanzibar", the second title in the "Bob Hope Tribute Collection" from Universal that included some of the other "Road" movies such as "Road to Singapore", "Road to Morocco" and "Road to Utopia".

The pandering duo return to the screen in this Paramount production as Hubert Frazier (Bob Hope) and Chuck Reardon (Bing Crosby) working their acts at a circus. Huberts, known as Fearless, is at the receiving end of Chucks get-rich-quick schemes which are only successful at putting him in danger most of the time. After burning down the circus tent and having to run from the law and other people they have cheated, they end up in Africa. A run of bad luck begins when Chuck is talked into buying a phony diamond mine costing them their entire savings. Hubert gets their money back by selling the mine...Read the entire review

Road to Singapore

Thu, 10 Apr 2003 16:17:38 UTC

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MOVIE
March 22, 1940, "Road to Singapore", the first title in the "Bob Hope Tribute Collection" from Universal that included some of the other "Road" movies such as "Road to Zanzibar", "Road to Morocco" and "Road to Utopia".

This series showcased Bob Hope and Bing Crosy, who each had their own, very popular radio shows at the time, and cashed in on the chemistry between the two and their "off the cuff" style. Dorothy Lamour also starred in the first four of the series, and wrote in her autobiography, "We were all exuberant about the picture, never dreaming that it would end in one of the greatest series ever to hit the motion picture industry."

On the first day of shooting, Hope and Crosby ad-libbed like mad and Lamour found it nearly impossible to slip in her scripted line. She quickly realized that there...Read the entire review

Grover Washington Jr: Winelight

Thu, 03 Apr 2003 20:19:12 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

A Look at DVD-Audio
Great sonics, six-channel capability, and added features to your favorite music albums.

First, there were albums on vinyl, then we had CDs, and now there's something called DVD-Audio. What's the difference? A lot! DVD-A is the latest way to hear multichannel, audiophile-quality albums in your home, using your DVD or DVD-Audio player. A DVD-A can hold up to seven times the data of a normal CD, which results in added features and better sound. Also, with its sampling rate hi...Read the entire review

Fleetwood Mac - Rumors

Wed, 02 Apr 2003 22:20:35 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

The Fixx - 1011 Woodland

Tue, 01 Apr 2003 19:36:59 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

Matchbox Twenty - VH1 Storytellers

Tue, 21 Jan 2003 19:56:36 UTC

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The Presentation
Filmed at Chelsea Piers in New York on February 2001 for the VH1 Storytellers series, Matchbox Twenty provides 63 minutes of songs, commentary and Q&A. Comprised of singer/songwriter Rob Thomas and members Kyle Cook, Paul Doucette, Adam Gaynor and Brian Yale, Rob steals the show doing almost all the narrative. It is a bit strange that the group appeared on this series given the fact, at the time, they only had two albums out. And prior to this airing, we were more used to seeing legends like The Pretenders and David Bowie in this "get close to the crowd" format. But I'm sure that, due in part to, hits like "If You're Gone", "Push" and the collaboration with Santana on "Smooth", executives couldn't resist the potential revenue from dropping the popular band into that slot.

The DVD starts with a short welcom...Read the entire review

The Doobie Brothers: The Captain and Me

Sun, 19 Jan 2003 01:21:41 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

Foreigner: 4

Fri, 17 Jan 2003 21:25:39 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

Yes: Fragile

Wed, 15 Jan 2003 23:10:44 UTC

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PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

Donald Fagen: The Nightfly

Mon, 13 Jan 2003 20:40:43 UTC

Highly Recommended

PLEASE NOTE: This is a DVD-Audio disc which is playable on most DVD players as well as all DVD-Audio players. A DVD-Audio player will make all sound options on this disc available for listening.

Solaris - Criterion

Thu, 26 Dec 2002 23:15:39 UTC

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The Movie
Solaris, directed by Andrei Tarkovsky, is a unusual piece of science fiction that will require multiple viewings and an open mind to understand all that it has to offer. A moody expression of the 1961 work by novelist Stainslaw Lem, a master of the philosophical, moves us carefully in and about the issues of life and death.

Strange happenings have been reported by three scientists onboard a space station orbiting Solaris, a distant planet. Psychologist Kris Kelvin (Donatas Banionis), is sent to investigate. The opening of the nearly 3 hour film is quite slow, setting some groundwork for the rest of the film by establishing its roots on Earth, something not present in the novel. The earth setting is in and about the home of Kelvins father played by Nikolai Grinko. It is here that he learns from his fathers fri...Read the entire review

The Heroic Trio

Thu, 05 Dec 2002 21:10:24 UTC

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The Movie
From directors Siu-Tung Ching (Chinese Ghost Story) and Johnny To (Running Out of Time) comes an unusual and interesting film starring Michelle Yeoh (Tomorrow Never Dies; Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Anita Mui (Rumble in the Bronx) and Maggie Cheung (Supercop) in this action thriller of comic book style called "The Heroic Trio" (1992).

A rash of baby nappings in Hong Kong have the local police baffled. And well they should be as the culprit is using a cloak of invisibility. Ching, The Invisible Woman played by Yeoh, is stealing these babies at the direction of her master, the Demon-Lord of the Underworld. His plan is to select one to become the next emperor under his control, with the remaining tots being transformed into #9's, an army of assassins.

A masked Wonder Woman named Tung, played by M...Read the entire review

Blue Oyster Cult - A Long Day's Journey

Wed, 04 Dec 2002 23:59:41 UTC

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The Concert
Captured from their Navy Pier performance in Chicago on June 21, 2002, this American band is still rocking after more than 30 years. "A Long Day's Night", a title inspired by the summer solstice, is their first live release in more than 20 years.

Formed in 1967 with Eric Bloom (vocals, guitar, synthesizer); Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (vocals, guitar); Joe Bouchard (vocals, keyboards, bass); Albert Bouchard (vocals, drums) and Alan Lanier (guitar, keyboards), this Long Island-based band debuted on Columbia A&R in 1972 and released their first hit in 1973. "The Red and the Black" off their "Tyranny & Mutation" album of that year, showcased a mix of psychedelic and heavy metal sound, streamlined by the efforts of the production team of Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman, the root of things to come. A...Read the entire review

Invasion

Wed, 04 Dec 2002 21:50:52 UTC

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The Movie
Luke Perry (Beau) and Rebecca Gayheart (Cassy) star in Robin Cook's story as two college friends who find themselves in a rush against time to save the world. After discovering an odd black rock in a parking lot, left by a race of predatory aliens, a virus, otherwise dormant in the human species, is triggered. After touching the object, Beau develops severe flu-like symptoms. Soon Cassy and Beau find the strange virus is spreading at an alarming rate making them hungry to experience the world while mutating them into an alien species! Becoming servants to the alien race, they try to resist the desire to turn over the Earth to them. A few uninfected survivors lead by Dr. Miller (Kim Cattrall) only hope is to reach a secret government germ warfare base that holds the antidote before the world is overrun by extraterrestr...Read the entire review

Beauty and The Beast - Enchanted Christmas

Mon, 02 Dec 2002 23:26:21 UTC

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The Movie
Special Edition version.

A sequel to the wonderful Oscar-winning "Beauty and the Beast". A tale that tells of the Christmas where Belle tries to bring the spirit of the season to a beast who forbids its celebration. Not surprisingly, he wishes to forget the anniversary of the day he was transformed from a prince into a beast. Belle has other plans as the special day approaches. Aided by a decorator-turned-ornament (Bernadette Peters), they strive to win him over despite the evil efforts and dark music of Forte (Tim Curry), the pipe organ, to prevent them. Joining Forte, to foil their attempts, is Fife (Paul Reubens), a piccolo promised sheet music especially for him if he does Forte's bidding. Eventually, all the enchanted creatures that were formerly servants come to Belle's aid.

The sequel gather...Read the entire review

Shark Attack 3

Mon, 02 Dec 2002 21:37:57 UTC

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The Movie
From director David Worth (Prophet's Game), comes the third in the series of B-grade killer shark movies with Shark Attack 3. What do you do to top the 30 foot Great White in Shark Attack 2? Well, reincarnate a 100 foot prehistoric Megalodon of course.

A telecommunications company based in Mexico is having trouble with their underwater cables. It seems the electrical emissions are attracting sharks... big ones. In the best interests of the company, the sharks and their attacks are covered up by the management. All goes well until Paleontologist Cataline Stone (Jenny McShane) discovers a photo on the internet of a shark tooth embedded in one of the cables. She identifies it to be that of a baby Megalodon, thought to be extinct for over 20 million years and capable of growing to over 75 feet.

Teaming...Read the entire review

Suspicious River

Mon, 02 Dec 2002 19:56:17 UTC

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The Movie
A story about Leila Murray (Molly Parker), an unhappily married hotel receptionist, tired with her dull life, who decides to spice it up a bit by offering "a little extra" to the guests that check in. Unlike "Kissed", the prior offering by Lynne Stopkewich, this is a nowhere plot trying to exist in a nowhere town.

A chronology of a woman's destruction, it contains unsuccessful parallels of her childhood to that of a local youth (Mary Kate Welsh) mixed with symbolisms such as the arrival and departure of swans on the river named after the movie. Leila works her way down the list of customers that visit the dank and dark town finally meeting Gary (Callum Keith Rennie) who beats, rapes and eventually lets his friends have their way with her. In a comatose state, she escapes the near death encounter back across...Read the entire review

Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol

Fri, 29 Nov 2002 19:57:51 UTC

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The Movie
The hilariously nearsighted cartoon start Mr. Magoo was created by the United Productions of America studio in 1949. Founded by former Disney animators Zack Schwartz, Dave Hilberman and Steve Bosustow in 1944, UPA was originally named Industrial Films and Poster Service. After producing several noteworthy animated films for organizations such as the United Auto Workers and the United States Navy, the company reorganized under the UPA name and signed a deal to produce theatrical shorts to be released by Columbia Pictures.

UPA's very first theatrical cartoon, "Robin Hoodlum," was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Short Subject in 1948. The studio's first original character, Mr. Magoo, debuted the following year in "Ragtime Bear," which also introduced Magoo's dimwitted nephew Waldo.

UPA went on ...Read the entire review

James Taylor - Pull Over

Thu, 28 Nov 2002 05:55:43 UTC

Highly Recommended

The Concert
In the summer of 2001, I had the pleasure of seeing James Taylor live in concert in Kansas City. I was a little apprehensive as I hadn't seen him live since the summer of 1974 when I was in college at FSU. I didn't then and still don't, have a preference to a particular style of music, having attended Led Zeppelin, Robin Trower, Jethro Tull and Leon Russell earlier in that year. I listened to and enjoyed all types, so there was nothing special about this concert other than it was the next one that was in town. It turned out to be a great concert and he's made a few bucks off me since then at the record store. But money well spent. The Kansas City concert, almost 30 years later was just as enjoyable. His voice and mannerisms are still the same. We are both quite a bit older and I still have just a bit more hair than ...Read the entire review

Eugenie

Thu, 28 Nov 2002 03:57:44 UTC

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The Movie
Marquis de Sade, a frenchman born in 1740, was known for his lifelong quest of brutal fetishes, activity rumored to be a result of repeated naked floggings by his Jesuit teachers for his insolence. His subsequent acts, cause for people of reason and morals to recoil in terror, provided the Marquis with sensations of ecstasy. Specifically, the physical and emotional domination of another and the violent destruction of youthful innocence. This ecstasy is portrayed by one of the protagonists of "Philosophy in the Boudoir", who exclaims, "How delicious to corrupt, to stifle all semblances of virtue and religion in that young heart!"

"Eugenie, ...the story of her journey into perversion" is based on that Sade novel and revolves around the transformation of Eugenie (Marie Liljedahl), an innocent young girl, from h...Read the entire review

Zone of The Enders Dolores, I

Thu, 14 Nov 2002 22:52:16 UTC

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The Movie
Osamu Tezuka created Japanese animation. Go Nagai decided to create giant robots and gave us "Mazinger Z". Yoshiyuki Tomino wanted serious giant robots, and there was "Mobile Suit Gundam". But they must look really neat, so Izutaka Yohbuchi gave us "Aura Battler Dunbine" and Mamoru Nagano gave us "Five Star Stories". Hideako Anno felt there must be a feeling of anxiety or apprehension often accompanied by depression, so he created "Evangelion". Finally, Noriaki Okamura said, "Let's put it into a video game." and "Zone of the Enders" (ZOE) was born.

The broadcast series "Zone of the Enders Dolores - Countdown to Destiny" (2001) was released with the OAV "Zone of the Enders: I Dolo" and the PlayStation2 game on which they're based.

Continued from the setting in "I Dolo", it is now 2172 and the planet...Read the entire review

Zone of The Enders - I Dolo

Thu, 14 Nov 2002 22:37:58 UTC

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The Movie
2167 A.D. Mars is trying to free itself from the dictatorial rule of Earth. On Antilla, a space colony orbiting Jupiter, Lieutenant Radium Lavans leads a team of scientists researching a new weapons technology to make this possible. Suddenly, they are attacked by a terrorist force using machines called "Orbital Frames", large robots that sport a massive array of weaponry. It seems this group, known as "BAHRAM", is after the new technology being developed on the colony.. two advanced versions of Orbital Frames. The prototype, "IDolo", is powered by an unusual element called Metaltron, a catalyst for unpredictable behavior and unlimited power. Radium struggles between trying to win Mars' freedom, expose spies posing as U.N. inspectors, deal with Earths control over his teammate Viola and saving his romance with Dolores,...Read the entire review

Armitage III

Wed, 13 Nov 2002 03:00:14 UTC

Highly Recommended

The Movie
Not to be confused with "Armitage III - Poly-Matrix" (1997), the chopped-to-90-minute version, "Armitage III - The Complete OVA" (2002) is the full 2 hour and 20 minute compilation of the original 1995 4-part series of this graphic and intense anime from Pioneer Entertainment.

The year is 2179. Mars is in the middle of a terra-forming phase by Earthlings who have colonized it. With them, they brought robots known as "Seconds" to do menial labor. Also present are illegal humanoid robots called "Thirds", mirror images of humans designed by an opposing force to infiltrate the population. Rene D'anclaude, a human, vows to destroy all the "Thirds" and sets out to do just that. Ross Sylibus, also human, is recruited to find Rene and bring him to justice. Having recently lost his partner at the hands of a renegade C...Read the entire review

Pandaemonium

Mon, 11 Nov 2002 23:25:33 UTC

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The Movie
Julien Temple, director of "The Filth and the Fury" and "Absolute Beginners" takes you behind treason, beyond madness and into the depths of the human mind in this esoteric production from Universal M&V starring John Hannah (The Mummy Returns), Linus Roach and supported by Emily Woof and 2000 Academy Award Nominee Samantha Morton.

The movie takes you visually into the poems created by the two celebrities of their time, putting to film aspects of love and creativity. The core of the story is the relationship between William Wordsworth (John Hannah), a fledgling poet concerned with society and the life of England's estuary fishermen and his mentor Samuel Coleridge (Linus Roach), poet, magical thinker and political activist who strives in his writing to go the the ou...Read the entire review

Don't Look Down

Sat, 09 Nov 2002 20:35:12 UTC

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The Movie
While on a photo shoot in the Rockies with her husband Mark (Billy Burke) , Carla (Megan Ward), loses her sister Rachael off the edge of the cliff in an accident. Blaming herself, Carla starts having nightmares and hallucinations during the day that produce an increasing fear of heights. Seeking help, she joins an acrophobia group, lead by Dr. Paul Sadowski, to get herself straightened out. Paul (Terry Kinney, "Oz"), still suffering from some of his own fears as a result of losing a group of mountain climbers he was leading, pushes the group through a series of tests to over come their fears. But, strange things start to happen. The people in his contact group are starting to die. On the surface, they appear to be suicides or accidents, but clues are left behind implicating Carla. The police believe Carla is the key bu...Read the entire review

Stakes

Sat, 09 Nov 2002 05:19:15 UTC

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Just when you think everything that could be done in the way of Vampire movies has been done, leave it to producer Don Dohler and director Joe Ripple to surprise us with something even more twisted. STAKES, the new vampire thriller from Timewarp films and released through Key East Entertainment is about alien vampires from an alternate earth.

The Movie
Warping to earth through a dimensional crack in time, Alyssa, Queen of the Vampires and her two accomplices take advantage of a hole left in time by three escaping mortals from their planet. The trio commence to feast on the population with the intent of repopulating it with their own kind. Teaming up with a local cop, the three mortals from that parallel reality go about the task of saving the planet. They make good progress, with a nice resume of converted vampires under their belt unt...Read the entire review

I Spy Box Set 1-3

Tue, 29 Oct 2002 23:20:04 UTC

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I Spy was a drama series appearing during prime time on NBC from 1965 to 1968. The global adventures of two fictional characters Kelly Robinson (Robert Culp) and Alexander Alex (Bill Cosby) are chronicled. Kelly, a tennis player and ladies man, had a quick wit. Alex, masquerading as Kelly's trainer, was the language expert. In this Sheldon Leonard production, they travel the world on dangerous missions, exchanging barbs and fighting high-level crime. Unlike the Bond movie (Dr. No), which arguably broke new ground for spy fiction in the 60's along with The Man from U.N.C.L.E, that dealt with mysterious foes, I Spy's characters faced real-world concerns and problems rarely seen in similar shows of the period. At times, they questioned orders given them, complained about how rough the profession was and were place...Read the entire review

Kansas - Device Voice Drum

Tue, 22 Oct 2002 08:14:34 UTC

Highly Recommended

The Movie
DEVICE, VOICE, DRUM: The Industrial Project!

For those not familiar, this "garage band" from Topeka, KS. was discovered by Wally Gold who worked for Don Kirshner. They released their first album in 1974 showcasing their name and their progressive style of music. Influenced by the groups of YES and Genesis the band went on to produce eight gold albums, three sextuple-Platinum albums (Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, Best of), one platinum live album (Two for the Show) and a million-selling gold single, "Dust in the Wind." Playing to sold-out arenas and stadiums across North America, Europe and Japan they appeared on the charts for over 200 weeks during the 70's and 80's. "Carry On Wayward Son" was the #2 most played track on classic rock radio in 1995 and went to #1 in 1997....Read the entire review