Casino

Casino Review

Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone and Joe Pesci star in director Martin Scorsese's riveting look at how blind ambition, white-hot passion and 24-karat greed toppled an empire. Las Vegas 1973 is the setting for this fact-based story about the Mob's multi-million dollar casino operation where fortunes and lives were made and lost with a roll of the dice. Starring: Robert De Niro, Sharon Stone, Joe Pesci, James Woods, Kevin Pollak, Don Rickles, Alan King, Frank Vincent Directed by: Martin Scorsese

Moscow Heat

Moscow Heat Review

After an illegal weapons bust goes bad in New York, Roger Chambers, (Michael York) a retired diplomat, loses his only son in the crossfire and vows to avenge his death. He embarks on a quest to bring the killers to justice, only the killers have fled and are hiding in Russia. With the help of a Russian intelligence officer and cop, the trio weaves their way through the deadly labyrinth of the Russian underworld and its potential fatal encounter with nuclear weapons.

Heat & Dust [VHS]

Heat & Dust [VHS] Review

A persistent clash of cultures lies at the heart of Heat and Dust, the Merchant/Ivory team's most acclaimed drama prior to 1985's A Room with a View. The celebrated trio of director James Ivory, producer Ismail Merchant, and screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala were perfectly suited to this time-skipping story of thwarted romance, based on Jhabvala's novel, in which the colonial British find themselves perpetually at odds with the vibrant rhythms of India. In this most sensual of environments, two related British women, separated by six decades, discover that their independent spirits are not entirely welcomed within the confines of colonial etiquette. Olivia (Greta Scacchi) defies her stringent husband in the 1920s, while her great-niece Anne (Julie Christie) discovers, upon getting pregnant by an Indian local in the early '80s, that she and Olivia have more than a little in common. Jhabvala's feminism is subtle but forcefully dramatized, and under Ivory's sensitive direction, this tale of two women is a defiantly resonant tribute to love wherever one may find it. --Jeff Shannon

Summer Heat

Summer Heat Review

Set in the late 1930's, the young wife of a Southern tobacco farmer falls in love with a handsome hired hand, pushing her marriage to the brink of destruction.

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Nowhere to Run / Desert Heat (Two-pack)

Nowhere to Run / Desert Heat (Two-pack) Review

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Heat Wave [VHS]

Heat Wave [VHS] Review

This very silly musical comedy contains the immortal line "She is worth her weight in vegetables" . Set in a banana republic, the plot involves amonst other things, a card cheating president, an attempted coup, a conceited opera singer and vegetables.

Smokin' Summer Heat

Smokin' Summer Heat Review

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• Covergirl Summer Leigh generates plenty of heat with her awesome sweltering body. Jessica melts your screen with her snake-like moves and Crickett entices you with the sexiest bath scene ever sho. You'll need to turn up the AC after meeting 3 new amateur discoveries, Mitzy, Alex, and Savannah Snow. Foreign feature Annetta proves you don't have to speak English to seduce American men. Wild

Covergirl Summer Leigh generates plenty of heat with her awesome, sweltering body. Your all-time favorite, Feature Jessica, melts your screen with her snake-like moves and Feature Crickett will entice you with the sexiest bath scene we've ever shot. Meet 3 new Amateur Discoveries, Mitzy, Alex and Savannah Snow. Foreign Feature Annetta proves you don't have to speak English to seduce American men and wild woman Juliette might be the hottest of them all.