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THX 1138 [1970]

starring: Robert Duvall, Donald Pleasence, Don Pedro Colley, Maggie McOmie, Ian Wolfe
directed by: George Lucas

Release Date September 13, 2004
I watched this movie as a kid and thought it was very frightening. Re-watching it 30 years later was really interesting. The movie takes place in a totalitarian future where humanity is living underground. I like how everything is not explained in detail (which year is it, why are everyone underground, are there other countries and so on???). I was a bit worried about Lucas new cgi "improvement", but it is wasn't disturbing at all (most noticeable in some cityscapes and the car chase). This movie has certainly aged well, and with all the extras and a price of about 7 GBP, it is really recommended.

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Herbie Rides Again [1974]

starring: Helen Hayes, Ken Berry, Stefanie Powers, John McIntire, Keenan Wynn
directed by: Robert Stevenson

Release Date January 12, 2004
Alonzo Hawk has made his fortune by destroying old buildings and putting new office buildings and shopping centers in their place. His latest project is to build the world's tallest skyscraper in San Francisco. Unfortunately for him, one widow refuses to sell the little firehouse she's lived in since the day she got married. Even more unfortunately, she's keeping Herbie for her nephew, and Herbie has decided to protect her at all costs. But what can a VW Bug do against a man who will stop at nothing to destroy the firehouse?

This was the first sequel to the huge hit, THE LOVE BUG. Released 6 years after the original, none of the human cast returned. Only the car is around to reprise his roll. Stirring clear of racecar driving completely ... Read More:

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Black Caesar [1973]

starring: Fred Williamson, Gloria Hendry, Art Lund, D'Urville Martin, Julius Harris
directed by: Larry Cohen

Release Date July 07, 2003
Black Caesar (1973) is one heck of a good movie. I hate the term blaxploitation that is used to describe movies of this genre because it implies that these sorts of films are somehow second-class entries in the world of cinema. Black Caesar is a first-class ride from start to finish, taking as much from classic gangster films of the 1930s and 1940s as it does from earlier blaxploitation films such as Shaft. Larry Cohen gave us a tough, mean, dirty, gritty film that tells it and shows it like it is: plenty of cursing, gunplay, blood, profanity, nudity, and racism. I have heard that the starring role was originally written for Sammy Davis, Jr. Nobody loved Sammy more than I do, but there's just no way he could have done the things that Tommy Gibbs does effectively. ... Read More:

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The World's Greatest Athlete [1973] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Tim Conway, Jan-Michael Vincent, John Amos, Roscoe Lee Browne, Dayle Haddon
directed by: Robert Scheerer

Release Date August 02, 2005
Black Caesar (1973) is one heck of a good movie. I hate the term blaxploitation that is used to describe movies of this genre because it implies that these sorts of films are somehow second-class entries in the world of cinema. Black Caesar is a first-class ride from start to finish, taking as much from classic gangster films of the 1930s and 1940s as it does from earlier blaxploitation films such as Shaft. Larry Cohen gave us a tough, mean, dirty, gritty film that tells it and shows it like it is: plenty of cursing, gunplay, blood, profanity, nudity, and racism. I have heard that the starring role was originally written for Sammy Davis, Jr. Nobody loved Sammy more than I do, but there's just no way he could have done the things that Tommy Gibbs does effectively. ... Read More:

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Daniel Boone: Season 6 [2008] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Don Pedro Colley, Roosevelt Grier, Robert Anderson, Bart Burns, Sidney Clute
directed by: Christian Nyby, Fess Parker, George Marshall, Nathan Juran, William Wiard

Release Date November 18, 2008
Black Caesar (1973) is one heck of a good movie. I hate the term blaxploitation that is used to describe movies of this genre because it implies that these sorts of films are somehow second-class entries in the world of cinema. Black Caesar is a first-class ride from start to finish, taking as much from classic gangster films of the 1930s and 1940s as it does from earlier blaxploitation films such as Shaft. Larry Cohen gave us a tough, mean, dirty, gritty film that tells it and shows it like it is: plenty of cursing, gunplay, blood, profanity, nudity, and racism. I have heard that the starring role was originally written for Sammy Davis, Jr. Nobody loved Sammy more than I do, but there's just no way he could have done the things that Tommy Gibbs does effectively. ... Read More:

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THX 1138 [1970]

starring: Robert Duvall, Donald Pleasence, Don Pedro Colley, Maggie McOmie, Ian Wolfe
directed by: George Lucas

Release Date September 18, 1995
I watched this movie as a kid and thought it was very frightening. Re-watching it 30 years later was really interesting. The movie takes place in a totalitarian future where humanity is living underground. I like how everything is not explained in detail (which year is it, why are everyone underground, are there other countries and so on???). I was a bit worried about Lucas new cgi "improvement", but it is wasn't disturbing at all (most noticeable in some cityscapes and the car chase). This movie has certainly aged well, and with all the extras and a price of about 7 GBP, it is really recommended.

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THX 1138: The George Lucas Director's Cut (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Robert Duvall, Donald Pleasence, Don Pedro Colley, Maggie McOmie, Ian Wolfe
directed by: George Lucas

Release Date September 14, 2004
I watched this movie as a kid and thought it was very frightening. Re-watching it 30 years later was really interesting. The movie takes place in a totalitarian future where humanity is living underground. I like how everything is not explained in detail (which year is it, why are everyone underground, are there other countries and so on???). I was a bit worried about Lucas new cgi "improvement", but it is wasn't disturbing at all (most noticeable in some cityscapes and the car chase). This movie has certainly aged well, and with all the extras and a price of about 7 GBP, it is really recommended.

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Daniel Boone: Season 2 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Don Pedro Colley, Roosevelt Grier, Vincent Beck, Jacqueline Beer, Mike Mazurki
directed by: George Marshall, George Sherman, Gerd Oswald, H. Bruce Humberstone, Harmon Jones

Release Date September 26, 2006
I watched this movie as a kid and thought it was very frightening. Re-watching it 30 years later was really interesting. The movie takes place in a totalitarian future where humanity is living underground. I like how everything is not explained in detail (which year is it, why are everyone underground, are there other countries and so on???). I was a bit worried about Lucas new cgi "improvement", but it is wasn't disturbing at all (most noticeable in some cityscapes and the car chase). This movie has certainly aged well, and with all the extras and a price of about 7 GBP, it is really recommended.

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Daniel Boone: Season 3 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Don Pedro Colley, Roosevelt Grier, Harold Goodwin, Mala Powers, Dick Sargent
directed by: Alex Nicol, Anton Leader, Barry Shear, Earl Bellamy, George Marshall

Release Date May 08, 2007
I watched this movie as a kid and thought it was very frightening. Re-watching it 30 years later was really interesting. The movie takes place in a totalitarian future where humanity is living underground. I like how everything is not explained in detail (which year is it, why are everyone underground, are there other countries and so on???). I was a bit worried about Lucas new cgi "improvement", but it is wasn't disturbing at all (most noticeable in some cityscapes and the car chase). This movie has certainly aged well, and with all the extras and a price of about 7 GBP, it is really recommended.

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Sugar Hill [1974]

starring: Robert Quarry, Richard Lawson, Don Pedro Colley, Marki Bey, Zara Cully
directed by: Paul Maslansky

Release Date August 16, 2004
This movie was made during the Blackploitation period in the 70's. Its a good voodoo tale of revenge by the the very Beautiful Marki Bey(could give Pam Grier a run for her money in the fine as hell department).
Sugar losses the love her her life Langston over his very lucrative night club to a local white gangster. She uses her voodoo roots to get kill each man one by one to get revenge for Langston. The thing that makes this movie unique then and now is the zombie make up, it was totally different from the standard Romero.This movie is worth a look!