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| 1. |  | Shane from Paramount Home Video Price: $12.29 Movie Review: Sam Peckinpaugh, who directed "The Wild Bunch" and "Ride the High Country" among several other westerns, credited "Shane" as an influence on his career. Director George Stevens originally envisioned Montgomery Clift in the title role, William Holden as Joe Starrett, and Katherine Hepburn as... |
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| 2. |  | This Gun for Hire Price: $12.73 | |
| 3. |  | 28 Days from Columbia/Tristar Studios Price: $13.01 Movie Review: The previews, at least the theatrical ones, for 28 Days are misleading. They put the emphasis on its comedic moments. The movie is actually a drama, a cautionary tale about the toll substance abuse has on one young woman. Because the character is rescued before she hits bottom or does anything she... |
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| 4. |  | Whispering Smith from Umvd Price: $12.73 Movie Review: Not just a western, but this is one of the better RAILROAD westerns--there's a lot of us train nuts out here. This movie shows a vanished way of life on the American railroad that held true for over 100 years. The power of the railroad, the comradory, wreck trains, roundhouses, etc. Not only that,... |
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| 5. |  | Walt Disney Treasures - Behind the Scenes at the Walt Disney Studio from Walt Disney Home Video Price: $29.69 Movie Review: Walt Disney Treasures Review 5: Behind the Scenes at Walt Disney Studios:Leonard Maltin has done it, again. He made in myopinion one of the most interesting. This may not be the greatest quality but it is perfect. Like all the other treasures, it opens with the Walt Disney Treasure Theater and intro... |
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| 6. |  | The Carpetbaggers from Paramount Home Video Price: $13.49 Movie Review: What a shame! This wonderfully trashy movie deserved better treatment on DVD! When Paramount released "The Carpetbaggers" on LaserDisc years ago, they used the "censored" US version instead of the more "racy" European cut. I was one who wrote them about this, but apparently no one at the office took... |
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| 7. |  | Poison Ivy from New Line Home Entertainment Price: $17.98 Movie Review: Multi-talented, but heretofore little-known, director Katt Shea Ruben scored a brilliant, sudden and unusually highly successful stroke of genius in this highly erotic thriller about an under-privileged girl, newly admitted to a posh private school. Drew Barrymore brilliantly portrays Ivy, a sexy,... |
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| 8. |  | Island of Lost Souls / Mystery of the Wax Museum from Studio K7/Mvd Price: $22.46 Movie Review: "Island of Lost Souls," the 1932 adaptation of H. G. Wells' "Island of Dr. Moreau," features Charles Laughton in one of the best mad scientist performances you are going to find. This is not the ranting mad genius personified by Colin Clive in "Frankenstein," but a much more tempered madman who... |
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| 9. |  | The Cemetery Club from Buena Vista Home Vid Price: $9.99 Movie Review: The acting and the basic theme of the movie -- how people handle further attachments after losing a spouse -- are good. There are a number of funny lines and poignant moments. The main romance is handled well and realistically on an emotional level. The final scene in the music store was... |
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| 10. |  | The Proud Rebel from Hbo Studios Price: $22.48 Movie Review: This is the story of a Southern father, played by Alan Ladd, who is heading North (just after the Civil War) to find medical treatment for his mute son, played by David Ladd. The boy underwent some trauma during the war that has left him unable to speak. When the elder Ladd gets into trouble,... |
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