Cornbread Presents Street Heat with Greg Street

Cornbread Presents Street Heat with Greg Street Review

Cornbread Presents Street Heat with Greg Street Feature

• The Luda Issue is one of the finest. It features explicit Tip Drill content that cannot be seen anywhere but the Street Heat DVD series. This DVD captures the essence of rap on film. See celebrities as they are caught on tape sayin' what they wanna say and doin' what they wanna do without any politics or red tape. This is the most entertainment you can get for Twenty bucks! Format: DVD

The Luda Issue is one of the finest. It features explicit Tip Drill content that cannot be seen anywhere but the Street Heat DVD series. This DVD captures the essence of rap on film. See celebrities as they are caught on tape sayin' what they wanna say and doin' what they wanna do without any politics or red tape. This is the most entertainment you can get for Twenty bucks!

Hammer Film Noir Collector's Set (Bad Blonde / Blackout / The Gambler and the Lady / Heat Wave / Man Bait / Stolen Face)

Hammer Film Noir Collector's Set (Bad Blonde / Blackout / The Gambler and the Lady / Heat Wave / Man Bait / Stolen Face) Review

In 1950, Hammer Films set up a deal with American Producer Robert L. Lippert to produce low-budget crime dramas to be made in the UK. Lippert would send over a shop-worn Hollywood star or promising American newcomer to give the films box-office appeal in the states, supported by the usual fine casts of British character actors that make most British movies worth watching. This five-year arrangement produced over a dozen well-made little B-noirs that seemed to have fallen through the film history cracks…..until now. VCI AND Kit Parker Films are happy to offer another look at these dark, moody pictures made by the company that became one of Britain's most prolific film producers of the 1960's, many directed by Hammer's top director, Terence Fisher, cutting his teeth on mystery and suspense. The Collector's Set contains the Hammer Film Noir Volumes 1 thru 3. Bonus Features: Scene Selection| Bios| Promo Trailer| Photo Gallery| Bonus Comments: The World Of Hammer Noir by Richard M Roberts. Specs: 3-DVD9s; Dolby Digital; 457 minutes; B&W; 1.33:1 Aspect Ratio; MPAA – R; Year - 1953, 1952, 1954; SRP - .99.

Africa: The Serengeti (IMAX) [Blu-ray]

Africa: The Serengeti (IMAX) [Blu-ray] Review

AFRICA THE SERENGETI - Blu-Ray Movie

Chained Heat 3: Hell Mountain

Chained Heat 3: Hell Mountain Review

CHAINED HEAT 3:HELL MOUNTAIN - DVD Movie

Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip

Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip Review

Horatio's Drive recounts the simultaneously inspirational and hilarious saga of Horatio Nelson Jackson, an eccentric Vermont doctor, who in 1903 - on a visionary whim and a 50-dollar bet - became the first person to drive an automobile across the continent, heralding the future of the "horseless carriage" as a vehicle destined for more than inner-city travel and as a machine that would transform American life.

People's Hero

People's Hero Review

People's Hero Feature

• 1 disc package (regin 0 NTSC)
• Remastered Edition
• English and Chinese Subtitles
• Winners of teh 7th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards for Best Supporting Actor & Actress

This is a thriller crime film that reverts morality of teh good and teh bad. Two young street punks Sai and Boney tries to rob a bank, atthe same time, a cold-blooded and brutal criminal Sunny Koo also steps into the scene. Tensions develops between the three parties. Sai and Boney, Sunny, and the cops outside teh bank. Any delay of time could lead to death of the hotages. The cops have to plan wisely to rescue all of them within the short limit.

Dead Heat

Dead Heat Review

Maverick L.A.P.D. officer Roger Mortis (Treat Williams) is a good cop who will do anything to nail the bad guys. Even if he's got to die for it in this off-beat comedy thriller. Investigating some frightening goings-on, Mortis and his partner, Doug Bigelow (Joe Piscopo), pay a visit to Dante Laboratories. It is here that they discover the high-tech Resurrection Room churning out a weird band of recycled and indestructible criminals. And it is here that Mortis meets his untimely death. But, hey, if you can’t beat ‘em, join’em. Police work is tough enough without having to tangle day after day with the same dead criminals; two can play this zombie game.

Smallville: The Complete Second Season

Smallville: The Complete Second Season Review

Smallville: The Complete Second Season Feature

• Condition: New
• Format: DVD
• Anamorphic; Box set; Closed-captioned; Color; DVD; Subtitled; Widescreen; NTSC

For many fans, the Superman revisionist series Smallville truly hit its stride in its second season, when it shifted focus from traditional comic book conflicts to one of self-discovery for its hero, a teenage Clark Kent (Tom Welling). Fans and first-timers can judge for themselves with this six-disc set, which compiles all 23 episodes and a decent selection of supplemental features. Whereas season 1 focused on Clark using his powers to combat a host of menaces à la the WB's other big fantasy hit, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, season 2 delved into Clark's past and the extent of his super powers, most notably in the back-to-back "Heat," in which he discovers his heat vision, and "Red," in which red kryptonite in the high school class rings uncorks Clark's less-than-upstanding side. Other plot developments from the season that pull the series in interesting directions include the arrival of Dr. Helen Bryce (Emanuelle Vaugier), who becomes involved with Lex Luthor (Michael Rosenbaum), but the season's most significant moment comes during episode 17, "Rosetta," in which Clark learns of his Kryptonian origins courtesy of a scientist, who, in an effective bit of casting, is played by Superman film star Christopher Reeve.

The complexity of the writing and issues dealt with in season 2 marked Smallville as a series with depth and drama worthy of its considerable fan following as well as a second boxed set; fittingly, the supplements in this set are more expansive than on the first one. Producers Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, and Greg Beeman and cast members Welling, Rosenbaum, and Kristen Kreuk weigh in on commentary tracks for two episodes ("Red" and "Rosetta"), while a trio of short featurettes explore Christopher Reeves's appearance in "Rosetta," the show's visual effects, and the amusing "Wall of Weird" web page maintained by Chloe (Allison Mack). The extras are rounded out by a handful of deleted scenes and a gag reel. --Paul Gaita Girls, homework, kryptonite. Don't miss a single second - the entire second season! Clark Kent lives in Smallville, but in many ways he's out of this world - and so is this spectacular series that provides a fascinating spin on Superman lore. This 6-disc collection includes all 23 second-season episodes plus bonus materials worthy of a hero. Among the episode highlights: Clark grapples with his true calling. Is he on Earth to serve humanity or perhaps destroy it? Lex gets married - twice! Lana moves in with Chloe, adding a new dynamic to their Clark dilemma. Martha and Jonathan receive miraculous news. Lionel pulls devious strings. And Pete becomes a keeper of the Clark secret. One thing we can't keep secret: the legend grows stronger in Smallville!

DVD Features:
Audio Commentary
DVD ROM Features
Deleted Scenes
Featurette
Gag Reel
Other

Street Heat, Vol. 2

Street Heat, Vol. 2 Review

Street Heat, Vol. 2 Feature

• Cornbread Street Heat DVD Magazine takes a deep down, dirty, street-level look at what's really happening in the world of rap and hip-hop. This issue includes Lil' Flip, Too Short, Jagged Edge, and Twisted, as well as thugged-out videos, Hater of the Year, and a look at the Top 10 clubs in Atlanta, Houston, New Orleans, and more! Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MUSIC DVD Rating: 

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Bob Le Flambeur [VHS]

Bob Le Flambeur [VHS] Review

The inspirational pre-cursor to New Wave classics such as Godard's BREATHLESS, and Truffaut's SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER, Jean-Pierre Melville's lighthearted noir, BOB LE FLAMBEUR, was co-written by French pulp author Auguste le Breton (Rififi). Bob Montagné--nicknamed "Le Flambeur" (high roller or compulsive gambler)--maintains his distinguished lifestyle at the roulette table, betting on the horses, and playing cards in the back rooms of Parisian nightclubs. When the losses begin to add up Bob decides to go for one last score: the safe at the Deauville casino. BOB LE FLAMBEUR inventively blends humanistic characterizations with gritty, high contrast cinematography creating a kind of new fifties realism nostalgic for the Hollywood gangster and noir films of the 30s and 40s only to culminate in an ironically twisted finale.

Classic Christmas Favorites (Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! / The Year Without a Santa Claus / Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July / Rudolph's Shiny New Year)

Classic Christmas Favorites (Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! / The Year Without a Santa Claus / Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July / Rudolph's Shiny New Year) Review

Disc 1:
-How the Grinch Stole Christmas
-Leprechauns Christmas Gold
-Pinocchio's Christmas
-Stingiest Man in Town
Disc 2:
-The Year Without a Santa Claus: Deluxe Edition. Includes Rudolph's Shiny New Year and Nestor, the Long Eared Christmas Donkey
Disc 3:
-Frosty's Winterwonderland, which includes Twas' the Night Before Christmas
Disc 4:
-Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July

Raw Heat [VHS]

Raw Heat [VHS] Review

It gradually dawns on therapist Tess Parker (JoBeth Williams) that the shocking claims her patient Carla (Virginia Madsen) makes about a former lover dovetail to a startling degree with facts she learns about Paul Tomlinson (Pierce Brosnan), the smooth English professor she's currently wacky over. Is Paul merely a feckless womanizer, or are there darker secrets lurking about his former wife's demise? You won't care if you're a Pierce Brosnan fan (and if you aren't, you still won't find out), because this made-for-TV erotic thriller is basically a vehicle for his talents. There is a solid performance by Brosnan, who cleverly uses deficiencies in the dialogue to suggest his character's duplicity. The lovely and nervous Virginia Madsen is always in search of an emotional memory not hinted at in the script. JoBeth Williams looks like she'd rather be saying, "Don't go into the light!" Jagged Edge meets Spellbound, then gets bored and has 9½ Weeks over for the weekend; they get drunk late at night and try to pretend they're variously North by Northwest and Suspicion. Plunders the most unmistakable of Hitchcock set pieces to string together numerous erotic interludes, surprisingly to no ill effect. --Jim Gay

Cornbread Street Heat: Apple Booty, Vol. 3

Cornbread Street Heat: Apple Booty, Vol. 3 Review

These girls got mo' ass than a lil bit!

Dance Fitness for Beginners with MaDonna Grimes: African Beat - Latin Heat

Dance Fitness for Beginners with MaDonna Grimes: African Beat - Latin Heat Review

Dance Fitness for Beginners with MaDonna Grimes: African Beat - Latin Heat Feature

• DVD
• Ideal for beginners
• Includes dance moves you can take to the clubs
• Mix of African and Latin rhythms
• Designed for women and men

Award-winning choreographer, MaDonna Grimes, is renowned for her innovative dance moves. She founded the MaDonna Grimes Fitness and Dance Theatre Company, has released a CD, and is the author of Work It Out. She has a master’s degree in dance performance and choreography, and has appeared in many fitness and fashion magazines.

Elevate your heart rate in this high-energy workout that moves and grooves. African Beat – Latin Heat is like having a dance party in your living room! MaDonna Grimes makes sure you never stop moving in this exciting Dance Fitness for Beginners program.

Challenge your muscles and your spirit when you turn up the heat with this full-body, cardio workout. MaDonna keeps you burning calories as you dance, move your arms, and swing your hips to a mix of Latin and African rhythms. Designed for women and men, this program combines Latin dance steps with hip, urban moves. MaDonna breaks down the routines, than creates a dynamic workout that will leave you sweating for more!

Program Features:

- Dance moves you can take to the clubs
- Fun routines challenge every muscle
- Tones entire body
- Shed unwanted pounds and burn fat

CBS Evening News (August 03, 2001)

CBS Evening News (August 03, 2001) Review

MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD FOR NFL PLAYER KOREY STRINGER, WHO COLLAPSED DURING FOOTBALL PRACTICE AND LATER DIED OF HEATSTROKE. . . . SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL SAYS FIVE PATIENTS MAY HAVE DIED FROM THE WRONG DOSAGE OF A BLOOD-THINNING DRUG. . . . TWO ELEVATED TRAINS COLLIDED DURING MORNING RUSH HOUR, INJURING MORE THAN 140 PEOPLE. . . . FEDERAL SAFETY OFFICIALS ARE INVESTIGATING POTENTIAL DEFECT IN JEEP GRAND CHEROKEES. THE GOVERNMENT HAS RECEIVED DOZENS OF REPORTS OF ACCIDENTS IN WHICH GRAND CHEROKEES LEFT IDELING SLIPPED OUT OF PARK AND STARTED ROLLING. . . . JOHN TOBIN, AN AMERICAN FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR CONVICTED OF MARIJUANA POSSESSION IN RUSSIA IS RELEASED FROM PRISON. . . . A 40 POUND ALLIGATOR WAS DISCOVERED BY A UPS DELIVERY MAN INSIDE A LEAKY BOX. . . . FRENCHMAN RECEIVES PRIZE MONEY FOR WALKING A TIGHTROPE 100 YARDS 92 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND. . . . TROPICAL STORM BARRY LIES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND IS EXPECTED TO GAIN POWER AND SPEED AS IT MAKES IT'S WAY TO THE LOUISIANA COAST. . . . DESPITE MANY LAYOFFS THROUGHOUT THE CO

Building a Heat-Treating Furnace by John Benjamin (DVD)

Building a Heat-Treating Furnace by John Benjamin (DVD) Review

Building a Heat-Treating Furnace by John Benjamin (DVD) Feature

• Learn with a Master Gunsmith!!
• John has built some of the nation's most successful bench rest rifle barrels.
• Part of his secret is the fantastic heat-treating furnace he built.
• He shows and describes how it is built, and how it is used.
• His furnace has been used over 300 times without any evidence of wear!

John Benjamin has been building firearms for many years. Some of the nation's most successful benchrest rifle barrels have been built by him. Part of his secret is the fantastic heat-treating furnace he built. He shows and describes how it is built, and how it is used. Barrels are heated in a vertical position, and gently brought to a stage of stillness evenly throughout their entire length. His furnace has been used over 300 times without any evidence of wear. A bill of materials is included

The Year Without a Santa Claus [VHS]

The Year Without a Santa Claus [VHS] Review

Even Santa can suffer a case of the holiday blues. In this 1974 stop-motion holiday family favorite, a sparkly eyed Mrs. Claus (voiced by Shirley Booth) sings and tells about the year her hubby felt too weary and too unappreciated to prepare for his annual Christmas rounds. Mickey Rooney stars as the voice of Santa, a rosy-nosed puppet who travels incognito to Southtown in search of his tiniest reindeer, Vixen, and two well-meaning elves. Seems Mrs. Santa sent them to find proof of Christmas spirit--but all they've discovered is ambivalence about Santa's year off. Luckily, when Santa arrives and befriends a buck-toothed lad named Ignatius Thistlewhite, spirits begin to lift rapidly. Adult fans of this cousin to the 1970 television special Santa Claus Is Coming to Town will remember it as the Heat and Snow Miser movie--their vaudevillian theme songs, complete with trombone and piano riffs, are hard to forget; but other treasured musical moments include "I Believe in Santa Claus," "I'll Have a Blue Christmas Without You," and "Here Comes Santa Claus." --Liane Thomas