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DVD Contents-at-a-Glance
- FANCY LADY (1971) Feature Film Directed by Nick Philips
- FANCY LADY: A Look Back with 42nd Street Pete
- DIRTY POOL (1970) Bonus Feature Film 1.78:1 ( 16x9 Enhanced )
- Full Color Booklet with Liner Notes by 42nd Street Pete
- Retro-Seduction Cinema Trailer Vault featuring Uschi DigardA scrawny redheaded creep randomly abducts five attractive young women one afternoon and hauls them out to his remote desert ranch. With the help of his brutish, mute assistant, Momo, he plans to keep them under his thumb as sex slaves forever. The property is protected by savage dogs that would rip the girls to shreds if they attempted an escape, and one of their two captors is always on guard. The mangy kidnapper demands to be called "Master! " by the girls, who he refers to as "Pigs." He forces them to ! perform topless calisthenics and wild go-go dances for his own amusement, and expects them all to join him in degrading sexual acts, even Bernice, the 18-year-old virgin. While the other women submit to avoid punishment, she is terrified of the prospect, and runs when her turn finally comes. The Master's revenge is sickening and painful, so when Bernice sees an opportunity to turn the tables, the girls work together to steal their freedom. They exact their vengeance against their oppressor in a cruel, unusual manner; by forcing him to have sex with them round the clock until he dies from exhaustion. All of their wanton rage is released, but is the ordeal really over? This fetishistic softcore film features adults-only notables Uschi Digart and Peggy Church.....1968.....Not RatedSupervixens Poster (11 x 17 Inches - 28cm x 44cm) (1975) French Style A reproduction poster print
CAST: Shari Eubank, Charles Napier, Uschi Digart, Charles Pitts, Henry Rowland, Sharon Kelly, Haji; DI! RECTED BY: Russ Meyer; WRITTEN BY: Russ Meyer; CINEMATOGRAPHY BY: Russ Meyer; MUSIC BY: William Loose.
Count Dracula is a highly atmospheric adaptation of the classic Bram Stoker novel, directed with panache by auteur Jess Franco (Venus in Furs, The Diabolical Dr. Z).
Screen icon Christopher Lee (Horror of Dracula, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring) portrays the titular Count Dracula, who flees the cold confines of his Carpathian castle for the shores of England, where he must feed on the blood of beautiful Lucy (Soledad Miranda, Vampyros Le! sbos) and Mina (Maria Rohm, 99Women) in order to grow youthful and stay alive.
Also featuring excellent performances by Herbert Lom (The Ladykillers) as Van Helsing and Klaus Kinski (Nosferatu the Vampyre) as Renfield, as well as an ominous score by Bruno Nicolai (Eugenie de Sade, The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave), Count Dracula is presented for the first time on DVD in the U.S.
Jess Franco, the Spanish director known for soft-core films featuring vixens in various precarious situations, successfully incorporates Bram Stoker's Dracula into his repertoire with Count Dracula. Starring Hammer's Dracula Christopher Lee, this film is unrelated to the Hammer films, to its credit. This film may be the most accurate telling of Stoker's classic vampire story, so faithful is it to the novel, even to include many of the book's lines in the script. With an array of truly Gothic, medieval sets, and a cast well-versed i! n horror, including Klaus Kinski (Werner Herzog's Nosferatu! ) as Renfield, and Soledad Miranda (Vampyros Lesbos) as Lucy, Count Dracula authentically captures Stoker's careful blend of physical monstrosity and sexual fetish to portray the Count's quest for eternal life. For example, few vampire films besides Franco's take time to feature Lucy and her lover Quincy's blood transfusions that reinforce blood's metaphoric connection to sexual desire. Moreover, Maria Rohm plays Mina Harker with the proper innocence to serve as a foil character to her promiscuous friend, Lucy. Dr. Van Helsing, in this film, gets ample opportunity to sleuth vampirism. Franco relays the story of this Transylvanian count who leaves his castle in the Carpathian mountains for a house in England by accentuating the sexual aspects of the plot, which is what any Franco fan would hope for. Additionally enlightening is this DVD's featurette, in which Franco describes his theories about vampire films. --Trinie Dalton
I Can't Think Straight
Tala, a London-based Palestinian, is preparing for her elaborate Middle Eastern wedding when she meets Leyla, a young British indian woman who is dating her best friend.
Spirited Christian Tala and shy Muslim Leyla could not be more different fro! m each other, but the attraction is immediate and goes deeper ! than fri endship.
As Tala's wedding day approaches, simmering tensions come to boiling point and the pressure mounts for Tala to be true to herself.
Moving between the vast enclaves of Middle Eastern high society and the stunning backdrop of London's West End, I Can't Think Straight explores the clashes between East and West, love and marriage, conventions and individuality, creating a humorous and tender story of unexpected love and unusual freedoms. The World Unseen
Free-spirited Amina has broken all the rules of her own conventional Indian community, and the new apartheid-led government, by running a cafe with Jacob her 'coloured' business partner. When she meets Miriam, a young traditional wife and mother, their unexpected attraction pushes Miriam to question the rules that bind her. When Amina helps Miriam's sister-in-law to hide from the police, a chain of events is set in motion that changes both women forever.
In a system that divides white! from black and women from men, what chance is there for an unexpected love to survive?SO MANY CHOICES. SO LITTLE TIME.
With his relationship on the rocks and working a dead-end job, life after college wasn't quite what twenty-seven-year-old Neil Desai (Maulik Pancholy, TV's 30 Rock and Weeds) had planned. Luckily, his testosterone-packed buddies have a genius solution: a week-long bender in NYC's crazy singles scene. At the hands of their scheming limo driver (comic Russell Peters), every night is guy's night...until Neil's girlfriend (Lisa Ray) learns of their crazy exploits the worst way possible--on national TV!
Special Feature(s) include: Director's Commentary; Behind the Scenes; Featurette; Deleted ScenesBALL & CHAIN/DUDE, WHERE'S THE PARTY? - DVD MovieStarring: AFTAB SHIVDASANI, LISA RAY, APURVA AGNIHOTRI, ASHUTOSH RANA
Synopsis: Shekhar Saxena (Aftab Shivdasani) is a rich successful editor of a city newspap! er. But his life turns upside down when his wife is found murd! ered at their house. Shekhar is the prime suspect and has the circumstances pitted against him. He pleads innocence but no one believes him except his lawyer, Simran Bhargav (Lisa Ray). As investigation proceeds, the association of Simran and Shekhar develops into a relationship. Simran now has to fight the odds and prove Shekhar's innocence to protect her love.Kasoor is the story of a woman who fights the world to save the man she loves.
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While preparing for her wedding, Tala meets Leyla, a shy Muslim. Although they come from different worlds, the attraction is immediate and Tala must decide whether to stay true to her culture or to her heart. Starring Lisa Ray, Sheetal Sheth and Nina Wadia.
Dirt could use sharper writing, but it's savvy enough when it comes to parsing Hollywood-speak. A celebrity's so-called "exhaustion" is translated by Lucy to mean "rehab or a psychotic break." Dirt drops A-list names (Clooney, Britney),! but for a series set in Hollywood, it's light on actual celebrities (director David Fincher and a self-deprecating Christopher Knight and Adrienne Curry appear as themselves). Instead, we get unconvincing fictional celebrities such as wash-out actor Holt McLaren (Josh Stewart), who gets his shot at superstardom by making the same kind of pact with Lucy that John Cassavetes made with the coven in Rosemary's Baby. Just one scoop begins a downward spiral for his sitcom-actress girlfriend (Laura Allen) and her best friend, an actress with an ill-timed pregnancy (Shannyn Sossamon). Also getting down and dirty are Rick Fox as a compromised basketball superstar, Wayne Brady as a cultured thug, and, in the season finale, Jennifer Aniston as Lucy's rival (and then some, although their much-hyped onscreen kiss is really much ado about nothing). An FX series, Dirt shovels on the network's envelope-pushing profane language and graphic sex scenes. It should clean up on DV! D. --Donald Liebenson
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