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Brutally beaten and arrested on false charges, Charlie has done his time and now he's out...for revenge. Standard blaxploitation fare made legendary by a scene involving Charlie's murderous member.EP version
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Combining adult themes with a hip hop extravaganza, this release from Booz Entertainment presents some of the finer things in life! Booz and June Dox are the hosts, presenting a bumpy, fun-fuelled ride into the world of strippers, adult dancers, groupies, and after parties. Set to a raw backing of prime hip hop beats, the guys offer a jaw-dropping glimpse into their daily life that leaves very little to the imagination.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Collecting five classic English films, THE BRITISH WAR COLLECTION contains THE CRUEL SEA, THE SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME, WENT THE DAY WELL, THE DAM BUSTERS and THE COLDITZ STORY.THE CRUEL SEA: An excellent documentary style film about a British ship in the North Atlantic during World War II. The hardships, loneliness and dangers of the sea are faithfully recreated. Academy Award Nominations: Best Screenplay.THE SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME: An allegory of moral decline, THE SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME also functions as an exploration of the difficulties veterans encountered after World War II. George (Sir Richard Attenborough) convinces two of his old navy buddies to join together and buy the ship they served on during the war. They do so, and begin to use the ship for illicit smuggling operations to make money. But when the crew decides to start use the ship for more immoral activities, the boat breaks down with alarming frequency. The men on board find themselves in a stand-off over what's being done and the condition of the ship, leading to mayhem and murder.WENT THE DAY WELL: Made in 1942, when the possibility of a German land invasion of Britain seemed all too real to the citizens of England, WENT THE DAY WELL? was originally intended as a propaganda film. Being superbly made, however, it has managed to maintain its power in the interceding years. A group of soldiers arrives in a small British town with orders to be interred there for a period. The townspeople are happy to have them, until they discover that the soldiers are in fact German spies. With no help in sight, the people find that they will have to fight back against the Germans by themselves. WENT THE DAY WELL? transcended its wartime propaganda purposes to become a classic of British film.THE DAM BUSTERS: An exciting World War II adventure which centers around the British efforts to destroy two enormous dams in Germany. The film accurately depicts the entire mission from the prod
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A classic of Mexican action cinema from the late 1960's, OPERACION 67 stars the irrepressible crime fighting duo of Santo El Enmascarado de Plata and Jorge Rivero. When a gang of Asian villains begins to circulate counterfeit money into Latin America, the economy is quickly destabilized. Though mass confusion and crisis takes over society at large, Santo and Jorge, as always, figure out the scam in record time. Now only one question remains: What can they do about it? Heartstopping action sequences and masterful feats of combat are sure to be part of the solution.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Danny (Scott Cooke), a small-time street hustler with aspirations of pursuing a career in organized crime, recruits two of his friends, Jake (Michael Egan) and Joe (Justin Pagel), to help him make the climb from lowly street thug to made man. Under the tutelage of a local syndicate kingpin, the three quickly graduate from petty to grand larceny. However, old friendships and new alliances are put to the test when the three crooks realize that they are merely pawns in a larger game, set up to take a big fall.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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