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A beautiful and mysterious lady takes a mild-mannered young man out for a rollicking and crazy evening a la AFTER HOURS.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Spike and Mike's mission in life is to uncover some of the sickest, most bizarre animation on the planet! Their collection knows no bounds of taste, decency, or family viewers, and that's why viewers love them so much! This collection offers further journey's into the outer reaches of depravity, with some CUTTING EDGE CLASSICS, personally selected by the deadly duo.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Former musician Jonathan Parker makes his feature film directorial debut with a modern retelling of the Herman Melville classic, BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER. The off-kilter comedy follows the boss of a public records company (played by David Paymer), whose life slowly begins to unravel when he hires a new employee. The quiet and reserved clerk, Bartleby (Crispin Glover), is at first a welcome addition to the office, especially when compared to the distracting presences of sultry secretary Vivian (Glenne Headly), macho Rocky (Joe Piscopo), and whiny Ernie (Maury Chaykin). But when the boss's requests for Bartleby to perform any tasks other than filing, his enigmatic replies of, I would prefer not to, begin to test everyone's patience. The situation becomes more troubling when the boss learns that Bartleby has, in fact, begun to sleep in the office. Fed up with his inability to perform the simplest of tasks, he fires Bartleby, who remains in the office nonetheless. Finally, the boss moves locations in order to break free from the mysterious void of a man, who has formed a strange attachment to the building. This doesn't provide a refuge from Bartleby's presence, however, which continues to haunt him at every waking moment. A colorful and quirky tale, BARTLEBY features another bizarre performance from the always-eccentric Glover.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Jonathan Parker - Director Featurette - 1. About the Theremin TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies
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Faye (Lesley Ann Warren) is a prim and proper college instructor whose marriage is suffering. Her husband, Whitney (Robert Logan), works evenings, and when he loses his job at the Kennedy Space Center, he becomes even more removed and isolated, leaving Faye frustrated and lonely. When Faye's wisecracking sister (Deborah Rush) comes to town she drags Faye to Heaven, an exotic strip club where Faye is shocked to discover Ricky (Christopher Atkins), one of her young male students, moonlighting as an exotic dancer. Ricky is a smooth-talking young stud who Faye has failed in her class. When he discovers Faye in the audience he whisks her off her feet, and what begins as a torrid prank becomes real sexual attraction. Soon Faye is sneaking off to see Ricky perform and, despite her better judgement, she has an affair with her young student. However, one passionate night of torrid sexual fascination causes Faye to re-examine her marriage and the real source of her loneliness. Director John G. Avildsen's film features erotic and flashy dance sequences set to a rocking soundtrack.
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Legendary funnyman Bob Hope plays a baby photographer who gets mixed up with gangsters in this bubbly slapstick comedy-drama. Ronnie Jackson (Hope) wants nothing more than to step into the gumshoes of office mate Sam McCloud (film noir veteran Alan Ladd), a private investigator who runs his own detective agency. Jackson gets his big break when a mysterious femme fatale (Dorothy Lamour) strolls into his office and, mistaking him for McCloud, asks for help with her uncle's kidnapping. Jackson plays along with the detective role but is soon in way over his head as he becomes embroiled in a dangerous (and comic!) mystery. This spoof of the hardboiled detective genre also features horror legends Peter Lorre and Lon Chaney as Hope's villainous foils.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseSpecial Features: Direct Scene Access, Lobby Poster, Biography, Interactive Trivia Questions and Answers, Movie Credits.
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