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This double feature contains two eccentric tales of intergalactic adventure. Byron Thames (STAR TREK ENTERPRISE), Michael Wexler (BACK AGAINST THE WALL), and 1980s teen-heartthrob Corey Feldman (GOONIES) star in the sci-fi spoof SPACE DAZE, in which a journalist unwittingly discovers that an alien race is about to take over the universe and must come to the world's rescue before it's too late. INVASION OF THE SPACE PREACHERS is just as wild a tale, centering around two men and a space princess who unite forces to battle a group of extraterrestrial evangelists.
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A sexy Mexican comedy where anything can happen, and it most likely will. An excellent ensemble cast of comedians rounds out this laugh fest and, in this case, the laughs are found at the wake of a Greek magnate.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The girls wear pink and the boys wear blue in BUT I'M A CHEERLEADER, a film billed as a comedy about sexual disorientation. Megan (Natasha Lyonne) is a happy-go-lucky cheerleading teenager in the suburbs when suddenly her fairly normal behavior (vegetarianism, Melissa Etheridge poster, reluctance to make out with her boyfriend) makes her suspect in the eyes of the community. Megan's super straightlaced parents (Mink Stole of John Waters fame and Bud Cort from HAROLD AND MAUDE), fearing that their precious little poodle may be a lesbian, promptly ship a befuddled Megan off to True Directions, a homosexual rehabilitation facility. Unable to take the first step required by the program--admitting that she is in fact gay--Megan butts heads with camp leaders Mary (Cathy Moriarty) and Mike (RuPaul out of drag). Soon enough, Megan finds proof of her heretofore unknown attraction to girls when she falls for Graham (Clea DuVall), a sexy tomboy and fellow inmate at True Directions. Megan's brightly colored and slightly unreal world gets even odder as an unlikely romance blossoms in the least likely of places. As Graham and Megan grow closer, the film's unique comic twists and visual stylization expose the absurd nature of society's rigid social and sexual codes and create an endearing and hysterically funny love story at the same time.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Single LayerAudio: Dolby Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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George Roy Hill's FUNNY FARM stars Chevy Chase as Andy Farmer, a big-city sportswriter. Since he and his wife, Elizabeth (Madolyn Smith), are fed up with the tensions of urban life, they decide to buy a house in the country where each of them will be able to work on their book projects in peace. Shortly after they've moved to a spacious farmhouse in a small New England village, Andy begins to realize that his dreams of bucolic nirvana are, in fact, delusions. First the birds sing too loudly, preventing him from concentrating on his work. Then he learns that there's a corpse buried in their garden, not to mention snakes in their lake. They have to make calls from the pay phone located in their kitchen, and the grasping townspeople seem to have their meters running 24/7. To make matters worse for Andy, who can't get started on his book, his wife has sold her children's book, with a squirrel protagonist named Andy, not long after moving into the new house. Hill has toned down Chase's broader mannerisms, adopting the tone of MR. BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE. The film is based on Jay Cronley's novel.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CasePan& Scan - 1.33
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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis get their first star pairing in this hilarious song-and-gag-filled comedy. The duo play Puccinelli and Korwin, pals who join the army and immediately get into a load of trouble on a military training base. Highlights include a sequence involving a noncooperative soda machine, Jerry Lewis performing The Navy Gets the Gravy But the Army Gets the Beans, and the team's impersonation of the Bing Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald characters from the classic film GOING MY WAY.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingInteractive MenusChapter SearchComing Attractions
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