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Mepps Spin Flies and Assortment of fly hooks Killer Kit 46 Pieces $19.99 |
Rain music, courtesy of Berkeley Mog Mog technology implementation of the parties, as in 1999 as part of a multimillion-dollar bet an elusive killer app: the music of the clouds. David Downs, a crowd packs tight hooded children of the stage door to outside patio known as Cold Mohawk club downtown Austin. Hundreds of music fans are braving freezing winds above the ground floor of Mohawk. Not much for children under of …
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Mepps Spin Flies and Assortment of fly hooks Killer Kit 46 Pieces $19.99 |
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Sound Stopper Noiz-Killer Kit Sound Stopper – Noiz-Killer KitManufacture ID: AC125The Noise Killer Kit Includes: 2 – Oval Limb Pads – Install on belly of Limbs of Crossbow or Compound Bow. 4 – SoundStopper Strips – Install on ANY metal surface or Quiv…… |
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Safer Brand 07270 Clothes Moth Alert Trap $4.21 Safer Brand Clothes Moth Alert TrapModel #: 07270Best Used For:Killing moths. Don’t let moths dine on your best dinner jacket! This trap alerts you to moth problems while it attracts and traps adult moths…. |
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Red Dragon VT 2-23 C Weed Dragon 100,000-BTU Propane Vapor Torch Kit $47.89 Fully assembled and ready to go, the Flame Engineering 100,000 BTU Weed Dragon garden torch kit helps eliminate the risk of chemical residue and run-off, making your lawn and garden safe for your family and pets. Designed for home owners or landscapers who don’t need the power of a farm torch, this handy tool helps keep your lawn and garden weed free and reduces the need for mowing or chemical use… |
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Bernzomatic 19425 JT850 Self-Igniting 20,000 BTU Outdoor Torch $32.65 The BernzOmatic JT850 trigger-started outdoor torch is specifically designed to produce a high-output flame for a wide variety of outdoor uses. You can use this torch to burn off weeds and leaves, start barbecues and campfires, control insects, melt ice from walkways or patch asphalt cracks. This torch burns propane or mapp gas, and features an integrated trigger-start mechanism for quick flaming … |
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3M Ultrathon SRL-12 Insect Repellent Lotion, 2 oz $15.99 Ultrathon insect repellents feature time released DEET for hours of protection.Repeatedly rated as one of the most effective insect repellentsUp to 12 hours of protectionProtection against mosquitoes, ticks, biting flies, chiggers, gnats, fleas and deer fliesProven formulaSplash and sweat resistantTime release protection… |
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ThermaCELL MR-G Olive Cordless Portable Mosquito Repellent Appliance $16.79 What’s the newest thing in fishing? •It’s not a lure,• it’s a Repellent• And you don’t have to put it on!• ThermaCELL Mosquito Repellent provides 225 sq ft zone of protection• Repels mosquitoes, black flies, and no-see-ums• Up to 98% effective• Odor free• Cordless! No plugs, no batteries• Tested by the US Army• Great for hunting, fishing, and campi… |
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Advil Tablets Pain Reliever Refill $11.90 Advil Tablets Pain Reliever Refill… |
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Killer $27.99 Track Listing: 1. Under My Wheels, 2. Be My Lover, 3. Halo of Flies, 4. Desperado, 5. You Drive Me Nervous, 6. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, 7. Dead Babies, 8. Killer |
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Pain Killer $16.99 Pain Killer |
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Killer Tracks $12.99 Killer Tracks |
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Killer On The Rampage $12.99 Killer On The Rampage |
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The Killer $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro, 2. Burn the Cross, 3. Dead Eyes Open, 4. Caught in Flesh, 5. Deathsquad, The, 6. Sick Sex Six, 7. Hitman, The, 8. Kill for Glory, 9. Stabbed 69 Times, 10. Needless of Sin, 11. Digital Devil, 12. Extreme Pestilience – (bonus track), 13. Trapped Under Ice – (bonus track), 14. Soldiers of Hell, 15. Live Wire |
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Killer Tattoo – Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Dts $19.99 A box office hit and an award winner in Thailand, Killer Tattoo takes place in the near future. Thailand has been taken over by foreigners, and everyone is after the American dollar. Bae Puffgun (Suthep Po-ngam), a broken down hitman, finishes a long prison term and finds a job offer waiting outside. He’s hired to kill Bangkok’s top cop. It’s a tough assignment, but the money is good, so he asks his old partner, Ghost Rifle (Sornsutha Klunmalee) to gather a team for the job. Ghost hires Dog Badbomb (Perttary Wongkamlao), a hotheaded killer who prefers hand grenades to guns, and Elvis M-16 (Pongsak Pongsuwan), a shell-shocked assassin who believes that he’s Elvis Presley. The four bumbling crooks botch the job, but the unstoppable Kit Silencer (Somchai Kemglad), hired as a backup, manages to finish off the cop. But the crime boss who hired all of them isn’t satisfied, and he sends his team of American toughs to kill all five men. Meanwhile, the five hapless hitmen deal with their own issues. Puffgun is guilt-ridden over abandoning his daughter years earlier, Ghost is haunted by the accidental shooting of his beautiful wife, and Dog has his own sad reasons for his allegiance to the addle-brained Elvis, who believes that he can only speak English, because the real King didn’t speak Thai. The unstoppable Kit Silencer, meanwhile, has spent a lifetime searching for the man who murdered his parents before his eyes when he was a boy. All he remembers is the trident tattoo on the man’s forearm. Killer Tattoo, the directorial debut of Yuthlert Sippapak, was shown at the 2002 Seattle International Film Festival and at Subway Cinema’s New York Asian Film Festival 2003. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi |
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The Chivarly, The Gunman and the Killer - $9.99 The Chivarly, The Gunman and the Killer - |
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A Soft Hearted Killer Collection $12.99 A Soft Hearted Killer Collection |
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Killer Tune (Japan) $22.99 Killer Tune (Japan) |
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Spirited Killer Trilogy – Subtitle $8.99 Spirited Killer Trilogy – Subtitle |
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Under A Killer Blue Sky $12.99 Under A Killer Blue Sky |
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Killer Again (Japan) $49.99 Killer Again (Japan) |
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Killer In Me (Bonus Track) $13.99 Killer In Me (Bonus Track) |
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English Dogs: Psycho Killer - $24.99 English Dogs: Psycho Killer - |
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Killer Queens (2 Disc) - $29.99 Killer Queens (2 Disc) - |
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Killer’s Delight - $8.99 Based loosely on the crimes of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy, Killer’s Delight tells the tale of a sadistic madman who travels the countryside violating and murdering every beautiful woman in his path. Once finished with his vile acts, the killer dumps his victim’s bodies from busy overpasses as a means of taunting the police. Though he succeeds in eluding the authorities long enough to rack up a substantial body count, the killer finally begins to feel the heat when a small-town cop recruits a brilliant psychologist and a big-city detective in stopping the slaughter and making the streets safe again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Jerry Lee Lewis: Killer Piano - $24.99 Jerry Lee Lewis: Killer Piano - |
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Killer Sounds (Bonus Tracks) (Japan) $49.99 Killer Sounds (Bonus Tracks) (Japan) |
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Kit $22.99 Kit |
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Killer Nerd/Bride of Killer Nerd - $14.99 Includes:Bride of Killer Nerd (1991), MPAA Rating: R Killer Nerd (1991) Bride of Killer Nerd Nerds in love do not always a pretty picture make, as can be seen in this gore-fest that once again presents a very different kind of revenge against those who torment them because they are different. The tale centers on Harold Kunkle, a nerd from the first film. He has just been hired as a data processor and is already suffering ostracism at the hands of his new co-workers. One day he is attending a religious sermon about loneliness when he meets the lovely nerdette, Thelma Crump, a high school girl who is tired of being teased by her peers. It is love at first sight, and the two are soon a happy couple immune to the cruelty of the outside world. The trouble begins, when they are invited to a beer bust by two of the most popular girls in school. The two are terribly humiliated and Harold becomes terribly drunk and begins talking in his sleep about his past crimes. Thelma listens and is inspired. Together, they begin slowly killing off their tormentors in creative but very gruesome ways. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi Killer Nerd This ultra-low-budget slasher film apparently aspires to be a splattery horror parody, but it falls considerably short of its target thanks to a script that fails to exploit the comic possibilities of its premise. Perennial TV geek Toby Radloff plays Harold, a beleaguered simp who suffers constant rejection, embarrassment, and physical abuse at the hands of nearly everyone in town. Chief among his tormentors are a pair of local toughs (Tony Zanoni and Niko DePofi), his pretty but vacuous coworker Sally (Heidi Lohr), and even his own mother (Virginia Scott). After a particularly humiliating day Harold snaps, suffers bizarre hallucinations, and goes on the requisite killing spree. None of this material is presented in an original manner and only serves as a vehicle for some plentiful but amateurish gore effects. Followed by the slightly superior sequel Bride of Killer Nerd. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi |
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Killer Diller $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Not for the Love of You, 2. Killer Diller, 3. Your Turn to Cry, 4. Somebody Have Mercy, 5. As the Years Go Passing By, 6. No Deposit, No Return, 7. Hard-Lovin’ Mama, 8. Blues Is All I’ve Got, The, 9. Little Wing, 10. For You My Love, 11. Love Abuse, 12. It Hurts Me Too, 13. Missed the Best Chance, 14. Saved |
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Killer Tumbao $14.99 The listener who buys Killer Tumbao based on the title will be disappointed; this is not driving, salsified Latin jazz. Rather, it is a beautifully played jazz release that is alternately upbeat and introspective. Fans of sparkling piano playing will enjoy the clarity and facility displayed by Dur n. Flautist/saxophonist Jane Bunnett, a leading promoter of Cuban jazz, is heard to good effect. The horn section cooks and the percussion mostly stays back in a supporting role; overall, the musicianship, arrangements, and production are first rate and enhance the leader’s virtuosity. ~ Janet Rosen |
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Killer Inside $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Voices, 2. Killer Inside, A, 3. You’ll Have to Lie to Be Honest, 4. Vampires (Don’t Kill For the Money), 5. Closer, 6. Beaten and Blindfolded, 7. Drowning Is Painless, 8. It Takes a Fall (10 to 1), 9. This Parking Lot’s a Murder Scene, 10. Tell Someone Who Cares, 11. Stay the Hell Away, 12. Considering, This Time It Was Me, 13. Tongue Tied |
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Killer at Large - $14.99 Don’t be fooled by the sensationalistic title: the “killer” in question is not a homicidal maniac but a growing national epidemic – that of obesity. Grounded in deeply disturbing statistics – namely the fact that two-thirds of the American population (including 9 million children) qualify as obese or overweight – this documentary argues that the United States is on the cusp of an evolutionary disaster that is systematically wiping out large sectors of the populace. As such, the documentary traces the root causes and looks at ways to reverse this impending crisis. In making its case, the film draws on commentary from such public figures as Bill Clinton, Mike Huckabee, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Neil La Bute and others. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Beauty Killer $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Get Away with Murder, 2. Prisoner, 3. Louis Vuitton Body Bag – (featuring Matt Skiba), 4. Beauty Killer – (featuring Sarah Hudson), 5. Electric Sugar Pop, 6. Love Rhymes with Fuck You, 7. Bitch, Please! – (featuring Simon Wilcox), 8. Lollipop Luxury – (featuring Nicki Minaj), 9. Get Physical – (featuring Simon Wilcox), 10. Fame & Riches, Rehab Bitches – (featuring Breathe Carolina), 11. Fresh Meat – (featuring Simon Wilcox/Kyle Castellani), 12. Queen of the Club Scene |
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Killer Bees - $14.99 A peaceful field trip turns into a nature-bound nightmare when a swarm of mutant, killer bees attack a group of Japanese students. Driven by an unknown intelligence and possessing a sting that causes the human body to explode from within, the bees begin to hunt the terrified students, steadily thinning their numbers until only a few, horrified survivors remain. But the worst is yet to come, because with every venom-pumping death sting, the swarm’s rage intensifies. Is this a simple, isolated incident, or perhaps the first warning sign of Mother Nature’s coming wrath? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Alphabet Killer - $12.99 Wrong Turn director Rob Schmidt takes the helm for this thriller inspired by the grim true-life exploits of an alphabet-obsessed New York serial killer and starring Timothy Hutton, Cary Elwes, Eliza Dushku, and Michael Ironside. When Rochester, NY-based police investigator Megan Paige (Dushku) discovers that ten year old Carla Castillo was brutally raped and murdered in nearby Churchville, she becomes convinced that the department is dealing with a serial killer. Paige is a driven detective whose devotion to her job often crosses the border into obsession. Her fianc?, Kenneth Shine (Elwes), is a lieutenant with the Rochester Police Department, and as both jockey for the same promotion, the cracks in their relationship begin to show. Later, when Megan becomes haunted by visions of Carla and fails to solve the case, a concerned Captain Gullikson (Tom Noonan) takes her off of the case. Suffering a nervous breakdown shortly thereafter, Megan is diagnosed with adult onset of paranoid schizophrenia and placed in a psychiatric hospital, where she promptly breaks off her engagement to Kenneth. Two years later, Megan has returned to the precinct as a records clerk, and Kenneth is now the head of the department. Over time, Megan begins developing a friendship with wheelchair-bound Richard Ledge (Hutton). When a local girl named Wendy Walsh is abducted, raped, and murdered in Webster, Megan convinces Kenneth to let her ride along with Detective Steven Harper (Tom Malloy) as an advisor to the case. But the gruesome nature of the case once again prompts strange visions for Megan. Now she is haunted by two murder victims, and to make matters worse, she’s beginning to develop embarrassing involuntary ticks and stops taking her medication. As the hallucinations get worse and the case starts to run cold, Megan struggles to find the one piece of evidence that will lead them to the killer before her dark side takes over once again. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Lady Killer $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Lady Killer Theme, The (Intro) – (featuring Salaam Remi), 2. Bright Lights Bigger City – (featuring Bradley Hagen), 3. F**k You, 4. Wildflower – (featuring Sally Jackson/Sato Kotono/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Jenny Sacha/Martin Williams/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/S, 5. Bodies, 6. Love Gun – (featuring Graham Marsh/Selah Sue/Lauren Bennett), 7. Satisfied – (featuring Sally Jackson/Sato Kotono/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Jenny Sacha/Martin Williams/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/St, 8. I Want You – (featuring Sally Jackson/Sato Kotono/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Ayak Thiik/Jenny Sacha/Martin Williams/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Dann, 9. Cry Baby – (featuring Sally Jackson/Ash Soan/Kerenza Peacock/Jenny Sacha/Ruston Pomeroy/Martin Williams/Fraser T. Smith/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/Kotono Smith/Natalie Cavey/Stephanie Cavey/Mike Lo, 10. Fool for You – (featuring Phillip Bailey/Philip Bailey), 11. It’s OK – (featuring Philip Lawrence), 12. Old Fashioned – (featuring Vincent Henry), 13. No One’s Gonne Love You – (featuring Ian Burdge/Ali Dods/Sally Herbert/Everton Nelson/Bruce White), 14. Lady Killer Theme, The (Outro) – (featuring Robin Finck/Tommy Lee) |
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Fulltime Killer - $12.99 Following up on his two-fisted 2000 flick The Mission, Johnnie To, along with Wai Ka Fai, directs this high-octane shoot ‘em up about a pair of hired killers vying for their reputation and for a beautiful girl. O (Takashi Sorimachi) is a reclusive, highly disciplined assassin who is considered the top killer of Hong Kong. Since the murder of his comely housekeeper, with whom he secretly has fallen in love, he has grown even more inward. For him, any connection to the outside is fraught with danger, usually leading to death. Tok (played by pop star and heartthrob Andy Lau) is the polar opposite of O — brash and eager to be number one. Chin (Kelly Lin) is O’s part-time housekeeper — a replacement to her murdered predecessor — and current obsession. When Tok seduces her — in between knocking off gangsters in a Bill Clinton mask — he forces O out of his seclusion and into a confrontation with his rival. Meanwhile, Interpol, lead by Inspector Lee (Simon Yam of Bullet in the Head fame), is hot on their trail. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi |
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Zodiac Killer – Widescreen Subtitle $12.99 It’s been said that truth is stranger than fiction, and when a menacing copycat killer begins emulating the murderous exploits of the Zodiac Killer, the citizens of Los Angeles quickly find out that the truth is much more terrifying than fiction as well. It’s been years since the Zodiac Killer stalked the streets of L.A., and in the years since those horrific crimes, the citizens have grown complacent in taking their safety for granted. Now, a mysterious killer is stalking the streets and picking up where the Zodiac Killer left off. Driven by madness and obsession, the murderous psychopath will stop at nothing to see that the spirit of the Zodiac Killer lives on, and until he is caught no one is safe in the streets of Los Angeles. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Zodiac Killer / Sex Killer / Zero In and Scream - $8.99 Includes:The Sex Killer (1967) Zero In and Scream (1970) The Zodiac Killer (1971), MPAA Rating: R The Sex Killer No synopsis available. Zero In and Scream No synopsis available. The Zodiac Killer This 1971 exploitation vehicle is primarily designed for maximum squirms, produced as it was at the height of the true-life killer’s notoriety, but it’s notable for the efforts made by the filmmakers to include authentic case details while theorizing about the identity of the still-unapprehended serial slayer. Opening with a major red herring in the guise of a trucker who claims to be the Zodiac before being killed by police in a domestic violence standoff, we’re eventually introduced to the real psycho, a postal worker named Jerry (Hal Reed) who breeds rabbits in his apartment and murders in order to collect slaves to serve him in the afterlife. From there on we follow Jerry as he haunts lovers lanes and beaches, shooting and stabbing his victims while wearing the same bizarre black outfit described by survivors of the real-life Zodiac’s attacks. For dramatic purposes, though, the film presents no survivors, just deaths and occasional near misses when Jerry decides that a potential victim won’t serve him well in the great beyond. The low budget contributes to the film’s tense, depressing atmosphere, and while no performance is more than simply credible, Reed is effective as the arrogant Zodiac, taunting the police and the press with his defiant letters and phone calls. The film ends with the haunting image of Jerry helping an old woman across the street while he addresses the audience directly, letting us know that we’re all potential targets, not only in danger from him but from the hundreds of surreptitious killers just like the Zodiac who roam unfettered and unlikely to be caught. Perhaps The Zodiac Killer’s most horrifying moment, however, is a brief cameo by comedian and former Spike Jones Orchestra member Doodles Weaver, who provides a bitterly zealous rant against women that feels uncomfortably real. ~ Fred Beldin, Rovi |
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Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer - $24.99 Includes:Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986), MPAA Rating: NC-17 The Serial Killers: Henry Lee Lucas – The Confession Killer (2005) Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer Though the title makes Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer seem like a cut-rate slasher flick, the film is actually one of the most disturbing and terrifying examinations of mass murderers ever filmed. Loosely based on the story of confessed murderer Henry Lee Lucas, the film follows Henry (Michael Rooker) as he selects innocent victims–occasionally with his roommate Otis (Tom Towles)–and kills them, capturing their murder on videotape. Many of these murders rank among the most brutal and violent ever portrayed on film. The violence and the clinical, detached portrayal of Henry and his horrifying actions make Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer a disturbing, thought-provoking film, but it certainly isn’t one for every taste. Finished in 1986, the film wasn’t released until 1990, when it was greeted with both positive reviews and considerable controversy. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi The Serial Killers: Henry Lee Lucas – The Confession Killer No synopsis available. |
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Virgin Killer (Japan) (Limited Edition) (Remastered) (Shm) $54.99 Virgin Killer (Japan) (Limited Edition) (Remastered) (Shm) |
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Killer Klowns From Outer Space (Remastered) $9.99 Killer Klowns From Outer Space (Remastered) |
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Killer Joe (Japan) (24bt) (Remastered) (Mlps) $44.99 Killer Joe (Japan) (24bt) (Remastered) (Mlps) |
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Return Of Jazz Funk : Killer Jazz Funk F $39.99 Return Of Jazz Funk : Killer Jazz Funk F |
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Killer Demos: Hot Tips & Cool Secrets - $14.99 Killer Demos: Hot Tips & Cool Secrets - |
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A Killer in the Family – Fullscreen $14.99 In this thriller, based on a true story, a psycho killer cons his three adolescent sons into helping him and his equally crazed pal from the joint. They do so and then find themselves in a killing spree. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Black River Killer [Digipak] $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Black River Killer, 2. Silver Moon, 3. Going Down, 4. Shoulder Full of You, 5. Preacher’s Sister’s Boy, 6. Black Rock, 7. Big Black Bird |
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Killer [Digipak] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Victims in Blood #5, 2. Fade Away, 3. How Could I Lie?, 4. No Reason, 5. Try?, 6. Killing, 7. We’re Fucked, 8. Destroy and Rebuild, 9. Burning Fire, The, 10. Ett Svart ?r, 11. For a Second, 12. Holy Shit!, 13. Breaking Out, 14. Another Me, 15. Bomben Har Fallit, 16. Silence of the Night |
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The Killer Dwarfs $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Are You Ready, 2. Can’t Lose, 3. Drifter, 4. Prisoner, 5. Heavy Metal Breakdown, 6. Read Between the Lines, 7. Gotta Lose to Win, 8. Outlaw of a Modern Man, 9. Time to Move On, 10. Fire in Your Eyes, 11. Think Systems – (previously unreleased), 12. Rock ‘N Roll All Stars – (previously unreleased), 13. Wasting Time – (previously unreleased) |
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Killer Swarm - $19.99 When a swarm of aggressive black bees with highly toxic venom attacks a heavily populated city, scientists race to develop an antidote and prevent mass casualties. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Scene Killer $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro, 2. Island Zero, 3. Pit of the Soul, 4. You Know, 5. Aurora, 6. Interlude, 7. Back of My Mind, 8. Midnight Snack, 9. Psychic Down, 10. Wasteland, 11. Found, 12. Buckshot, 13. As You Look |
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Gypsy Killer $19.99 Track Listing: 1. Trenule Masina Mica, 2. Me Lume, 3. Leandra, 4. Crutii, 5. Telcuta Mea, 6. Na Cind Nu Te Iubeam, 7. Ntec Din Oas, 8. Ne Iubeste Si Lasa, 9. N II Vinu Ghiurghiuliu, 10. Leleu, 11. Ntec de Leagan |
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Killer of Friendships $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Back Off, 2. Gotta Problem, 3. Brian’s Pain, 4. Sage’s Lament, 5. Today Is the Day, 6. Incapable, 7. Daddy’s Little Princess, 8. Lowest Common Denominator, 9. Strom Warning, 10. Writer’s Song, 11. King of Clubs, 12. Fruitland |
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Killer Tongue - $8.99 If nothing else, this throwback to the old low-budget psychotronic films of the ’50s and ’60s is uniquely stylish, even kitschy. A Spanish-British production it is set in New Mexico (but filmed in Spain) and chronicles the twisted adventures of Candy, a thief and con artist who accidentally ingests part of a meteorite and grows an enormous serpentine talking tongue that has a special taste for human flesh. It all begins after Candy and her partner Johnny pull off their latest job. Johnny gets caught and takes the entire rap and Candy flees to a nunnery/gas station in the desert after hiding their loot. Her four pastel dyed poodles accompany her. Soon after her arrival, the meteor crashes as she eats soup with a bit of the space rock in it. She then gives some to the doggies. While the voracious alien appendage grows in her mouths, her poochies turn into drag queens. They help her procure a steady supply of food. Poor Candy tries to cut the horrible thing out of her mouth but to no avail. She finally begs Johnny to escape and help her. He does, but is pursued by a sadistic prison warden. Unfortunately Johnny gets too close to the meteorite as does a speechless nun. When that happens, real chaos ensues. The film contains gory scenes. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Rockin’ with the Killer $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Great Balls of Fire, 2. Chantilly Lace, 3. What Made Milwaukee, 4. Famous Made a Loser Out of Me, 5. Rockin’ My Life Away, 6. Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On, 7. Middle Age Crazy, 8. Breathless, 9. Real Wild Child, 10. Drinkin’ Wine, 11. Crazy Arms, 12. High School Confidential, 13. Crazy Arms |
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Psychic Killer - $12.99 In this thriller, an innocent man is wrongfully committed to an asylum for the criminally insane. While there he learns how to tap into his psychic powers and to affect the lives of others via astral projection. These skills come in mighty handy after he is released and he heads out for revenge against those who framed him. This movie was originally filmed as The Kirlian Force. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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Killer 7 $59.99 Track Listing: 1. Disc 01, 2. Setting Sun, 3. Fierce Good Fight, A, 4. Blackburn, 5. Where Angels Play, 6. Shoot Speed, 7. Succession, 8. Election Plot, 9. American Diplomacy, 10. Russian Roulette, 11. Geopolitics, 12. Department of Defence, 13. Back to the Light, 14. Vote Falsification, 15. 3RD Foundation, 16. Stoned, 17. Love, 18. When the May Rain Comes, 19. Resound of Silence, 20. Postgasse, 21. ( ‘ ? ), 22. Sloped, 23. Nest, 24. Island Edge, 25. Betrayal, 26. Errand Boy, 27. Oh My Julia, 28. Sweet Blue Flag, 29. Angel’s Despair, 30. Reunion, 31. Disc 02, 32. Rave On, 33. Visionary Community, 34. Emigrant Song, 35. Sweet Relief, 36. Over Lock, 37. Cuisine, 38. Sceneman, 39. Multiple Personality, 40. Residence, 41. Windmill, 42. Maze, 43. Tecks Mecks, 44. Corridor, 45. Santo Domingo, 46. White Sugar, 47. Margarita, 48. Taxidermy, 49. Original Personality, 50. Outhouse, 51. Elegant Petal, 52. Electronical Parade, 53. Hero Worship, 54. Heroic Deeds, 55. Heroic Verse, 56. At Parting, 57. Reloaded, 58. Fatal Bonds, 59. Ministry of Education, 60. Soul on Ice, 61. Host Personality, 62. Dissociative Identity, 63. Reenact |
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Killer [PA] $17.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Dr. Frazier’s Office (Intro Skit), 1. I Love You But F**k You, 2. Like Yeah, 2. One Good Time, 3. Drill Team – (featuring Krizz Kaliko/Snug Brim/B.G. Bulletwound), 3. Wheaties – (featuring Shawnna), 4. Beat You Up – (featuring Lebowski/Weapon), 4. Everybody Move, 5. Get The F**k Outta Here – (featuring Paul Wall/Popper), 5. Let’s Go – (featuring Kutt Calhoun/Mistah F.A.B.), 6. Waitress, The, 6. Why You Ain’t Call Me, 7. Crybaby, 7. Seven Words – (featuring Krizz Kaliko/Skatterman), 8. S**t Is Real, 8. Sexorcist, The (Infomercial) – (featuring Krizz Kaliko), 9. Blackboy – (featuring Ice Cube/Krizz Kaliko/Brother J), 9. Killa Call (Skit), 10. Enjoy – (featuring Krizz Kaliko/Bosko), 10. Pillow Talkin’ – (featuring Scarface), 11. Elbow Macaroni (Skit), 11. Paint A Dark Picture – (featuring The Dirtball), 12. Hope For A Higher Power, 12. I Am Everything – (featuring (hed) p.e./Kottonmouth Kings), 13. Happy Ending, 13. Worst Case Scenario (Skit), 14. Can’t Shake It – (featuring Krizz Kaliko/Robert Rebeck), 14. Psycho B**h II – (featuring Liquid Assassin), 15. Holier Than Thou – (featuring Strange Lane Choir/Krizz Kaliko), 15. Poisonous – (featuring Liz Suwandi), 16. Last Words, 16. Too Much – (featuring Kutt Calhoun) |
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Killer Priest - $14.99 Hit man Joseph (Damian Chapa who also directed) is hired by devoutly religious figures who want him to kill priests who are secretly helping those attempting to spread the word and will of Satan. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Vinyl Killer $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Diagram, The, 2. Donkey and the Walrus, The, 3. Rayronus, 4. 10 Attacks of Dagger, The, 5. Territory, 6. Topolino, 7. Sauce Maker, The, 8. Eli, 9. Horse and the Tree, The, 10. Chapeau Russia, 11. Prince Meets the Phantom, 12. No Accomodation for Buffalo, 13. Carlos the Cat |
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Killer Instinct - $12.99 Perrysburg, PA, is just a dot on the map, but the town’s major employer, a somewhat profitable factory run by a board of directors headed by Jennings Wilhite (Corbin Bernsen), is ripe for sale. The representative of a prospective suitor, Sarah Fairchild (Dee Wallace Stone), is denied an opportunity to buy it, so she does some investigating and learns some startling history regarding the business. Cut to a busload of randy young adults, including industrious Wendy (Paige Moss), attempting to spend the night at the abandoned mental hospital. The youths find that the building has an alarming history of its own — a history they don’t discover until the body count reaches epidemic proportions as they are beheaded, drowned in acid, and otherwise mauled to death by a hidden psychopath. Somehow the two stories — the mental asylum massacre and the factory’s history — converge, and it’s up to Wendy to figure out how, and why, before it’s too late. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi |
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Killer Rats - $8.99 The rats have taken over the lab in this tale of rodent terror that’s sure to give even the most stringent animal lover nightmares. The Brookside Institute has long been known as the place the wealthy go to dry out and get it together, but deep within the walls of the pricey rehab center lurks a dark secret. Years ago, the scientists who worked in the institution conducted a series of gruesome experiments on countless lab rats, and though the scientists are long gone, the genetically mutated rats have multiplied, turning the pricey institute into their own personal breeding ground. With the patients in lockdown and the rats gaining an insatiable appetite for human flesh, it appears as if rehabilitation is about to take a back seat to survival for the patients of Brookside. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Capture of the Green River Killer - $14.99 Inspired by Sheriff David Reichert’s memoir Chasing the Devil: My Twenty-Year Quest to Capture the Green River Killer, this Lifetime Movie Network mini-series details how the killer who stalked Washington State for two decades was finally captured and brought to justice. An elusive madman has the citizens of Washington State locking their doors. Just when it begins to seem as if the killer will never get caught, however, a young woman named Helen “Hel” Remus’ (Amy Davidson) has a chance encounter with the Green River Killer that leaves her forever changed. Meanwhile, local Sheriff David Reichert (Tom Cavanagh) puts both his family and career on the line to see that justice is served. In a last ditch bid to save any more innocent girls from being slaughtered, Sheriff Reichert seeks the advice of notorious serial killer Ted Bundy (James Marsters), whose expertise on the topic at hand may give the frustrated lawman just the lead he needs to crack the case. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Taggart: Killer Set [3 Discs] - $29.99 Includes:Taggart: Dead Ringer (1985) Taggart: Killer (1985) Taggart: Murder in Season (1985) Taggart: Dead Ringer No synopsis available. Taggart: Killer No synopsis available. Taggart: Murder in Season No synopsis available. |
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My Dear Killer - $19.99 My Dear Killer features George Hilton as a police investigator who learns that a brutal murder he has been investigating has ties to an unsolved kidnapping from years before. This giallo thriller features original music by legendary film composer Ennio Morricone. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Killer’s Moon – Widescreen Dts $14.99 Teenagers will go camping, they will have sex, and they will wander aimlessly around on lonely roads in the dead of night. If you liked this by-rote formula in Friday the 13th, chances are you’ll like Killer’s Moon. Nothing’s really new about the main character, an escaped murderer who slashes only when the moon is full. The novelty comes in the awe-inspiring variety of methods he uses to slice and dice his victims. Though Killer’s Moon is certainly full of screams, shocks and gushing blood, 92 minutes’ worth of audience attention may be a bit too much to ask for. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Killer’s Moon – Widescreen Dolby $12.99 Teenagers will go camping, they will have sex, and they will wander aimlessly around on lonely roads in the dead of night. If you liked this by-rote formula in Friday the 13th, chances are you’ll like Killer’s Moon. Nothing’s really new about the main character, an escaped murderer who slashes only when the moon is full. The novelty comes in the awe-inspiring variety of methods he uses to slice and dice his victims. Though Killer’s Moon is certainly full of screams, shocks and gushing blood, 92 minutes’ worth of audience attention may be a bit too much to ask for. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Killer on the Rampage [Deluxe Edition] $27.99 Eddy Grant.Personnel: Tony Zap Edmunds, Raf Robertson (keyboards); Errol Wise (drums); Sonny Akpan (congas); Ian Alleyne (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Quinton Scott.Recording information: Havana, Cuba.Photographers: Steve Shipman; Simon Fowler .Arranger: Eddy Grant.A gifted and eclectic artist with a career spanning four decades, Eddy Grant found long overdue commercial success with 1982′s KILLER ON THE RAMPAGE. The taut electro-reggae of “Electric Avenue” propelled the album into the upper reaches of the charts on both sides of the Atlantic, but KILLER ON THE RAMPAGE is a remarkably consistent album that contains pleasures beyond its inescapable lead single. The fearsome “War Party” successfully melds slippery funk with crisp New Wave production values while “Funky Rock N’ Roll” serves as an unswerving statement of Grant’s multicultural musical agenda. |
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Savage Seas: Killer Waves - $8.99 The PBS Savage Seas series combines eyewitness accounts, up-to-date scientific information and dramatic film footage to investigate and wonder at the power and mystery of the sea. Killer Waves, the premier episode of the series, takes viewers to the shark-infested waters off the coast of Maui, where windsurfers risk their lives to ride the world’s largest breakers. Visit Cape Disappointment off the Pacific Coast, where sturdy ships are torn apart and ravaged by the surf. Experience China’s Black Dragon, a terrifying tidal bore and meet the villagers who battle this force of nature everyday in order to survive. Then, witness the demise of the cruise ship Oceanos as it descends into the waters off the Wild Coast of South Africa. Actual footage of the ship’s sinking depicts rescue efforts by entertainers after the crew has abandoned ship. Other videos in the series include, Rescue, The Deep, and Killer Storms. ~ Sally Barber, Rovi |
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Goodbye, Killer [Digipak] $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Bechamel, 2. Jacqueline Susann, 3. We Love the Stage – (featuring Elizabeth Cheever), 4. Loving Kind, The, 5. Something for You, 6. Goodbye, Killer, 7. Great Depression, The – (featuring Laura Stein), 8. Newport News, 9. F***ing and Flowers, 10. End of Faith, The – (featuring Laura Stein) |
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Heavyweight Dub/Killer Dub $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Cooper Bullet, 2. Fidel at the Control, 3. General Amin, 4. Frelimo, 5. Down Rhodesia, 6. Bad Reputation, 7. Peace Time Now, 8. Too Much War, 9. Unemployment Rock, 10. Massacre, 11. Release Dub, 12. Careless Dub, 13. Dread at the Control, 14. Meditation Rock, 15. Roc for Ever, 16. Shaky Dub, 17. All Babylonians, 18. Killer Dub, 19. Addis Ababa Rock |
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Killer Bees – Widescreen $12.99 Each and every year, the farmers in a certain Northwestern community ship in thousand of honey bees to pollinate their crops. This year, alas, the bees have apparently become terrorists, buzzing relentlessly throughout the region and leaving a trail of death wherever they go. Sheriff Lyndon Hobbs (C. Thomas Howell) must overcome his own paralyzing fear of bees to save his community. In other words, this is Arachnophobia with stingers. Filmed in Vancouver, Killer Bees made its PAX Network debut on November 22, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Cereal Killer Soundtrack $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Obey the Cowgod, 2. Three Little Pigs, 3. Cereal Killer – (edit), 4. Rock-N-Roll Pumpkihn, 5. Anarchy in the U.K., 6. Electric Harley House (Of Love), 7. Trippin’ on XTC, 8. Misadventures of Shitman, 9. House Me Teenage Rave, 10. Flight of the Skajaquada – (edit), 11. Green Jelly Theme Song |
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Killer McCoy – Fullscreen B&W $14.99 In one of his first “adult” roles (he made his last Andy Hardy vehicle only a year earlier), Mickey Rooney plays Tommy McCoy, a dancer who performs in a going-nowhere nightclub act with his alcoholic father, Brian (James Dunn). Johnny Martin (Mickey Knox), a lightweight boxing champ who is headlining the show that Tommy and his Dad are currently working, admires Tommy’s footwork and tells him that he might have a future in the ring. Tommy gives the fight game a try, and he soon proves he’s got the goods as a slugger. Before long, Tommy is fighting Johnny for the lightweight title, and after a hard-fought match, Tommy wins — and Johnny dies. Now dubbed “Killer” McCoy by the press and boxing fans, a distraught Tommy allows his career to be taken over by Jim Caighn (Brian Donlevy), an unscrupulous manager with a gambling problem. Jim drags Tommy through the dirtiest and most dishonest levels of the fight game, but Jim’s daughter Sheila (Ann Blyth) sees Tommy’s decent side and tries to rescue him. Killer McCoy was a remake of the 1938 Robert Taylor vehicle The Crowd Roars. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Roadkill/Lady Killer $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Back Door Sinner, 2. Under The Sun, 3. Metal Eyes, 4. Loud Enough, 5. Number One, 6. School For the Deaf, 7. Rotten to the Core – (featuring Victor Griffin), 8. Chased By Your Demons – (featuring Victor Griffin), 9. Red Line, 10. Lady Killer, 11. Rise, 12. I’m Alright, 13. Love Assassin, 14. Undertaker and His Pals, 15. Hellion – (live, featuring Vance Bockis/Norman Lawson/Richard Keuht/Joe Hasselvander), 16. Ghoul, The – (live, featuring Martin Swaney/Victor Griffin/Joe Hasselvander/Bobby Liebling) |
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The Killer Inside Me - $4.99 The second feature-length adaptation of author Jim Thompson’s acclaimed 1952 crime novel, Michael Winterbottom’s unflinching, psychosexual post-noir stars Casey Affleck as Deputy Sheriff Lou Ford, a stoic small-town lawman leading a secret life as a serial killer. His West Texas jurisdiction plagued by a series of unsolved murders, Deputy Sheriff Ford does his best to maintain a cool facade while working to deflect the suspicions of the locals. When those suspicions grow too strong to ignore, the psychotic sheriff begins to buckle under the pressure. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Killer Elite/Blown Away - $5.99 Includes:The Killer Elite (1975), MPAA Rating: PG Blown Away (1994), MPAA Rating: R The Killer Elite This second-string Sam Peckinpah action film features James Caan as ex-CIA agent Mike Locken, who has retired due to injuries received at the hands of his ex-partner George Hansen (Robert Duvall). But Mike is lured out of retirement to protect Yuen Chung (Mako), an Asian political leader. There’s a contract out on Yuen Chung’s life — and the killer assigned to rub out Yuen Chung is none other than Mike’s former partner, George Hansen. The confrontation between the two leads to a showdown on a decaying naval vessel between Mike’s forces and a group of ninja warriors. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi Blown Away Opening within one month from each other in 1994, Blown Away invited many comparisons to Speed. Both are pyrotechnical displays involving mad bombers and a multitude of flying building debris and body parts. The cop and the mad bomber in this one are Jimmy Dove (Jeff Bridges), a veteran of the Boston Bomb Squad planning to retire from the force, and Ryan Gaerity (Tommy Lee Jones), a revenge-crazed explosives expert who has recently escaped from a detention center in Northern Ireland. It seems that Gaerity is out to get Jimmy and has been nursing his grudge for the past twenty years. Back in his Irish past, Jimmy, then known as Liam, was a student of Gaerity, who constructed bombing devices for the IRA. But when Gaerity’s bombing plans included the killing of innocent civilians, Liam opposed him and thwarted his efforts. As a result, Liam escaped to the United States to become Jimmy, and Gaerity was arrested and sent to prison. But now that Gaerity is out of jail, he is traveling to Boston to wreak havoc upon the city in revenge for what Jimmy has done to him. His plan is to create so many bombings in Boston that the bomb squad’s strength will be depleted, allowing him to get to Jimmy and his family. The goal? Blowing up Jimmy’s wife (Suzy Amis) and stepdaughter at a Boston Pops concert. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi |
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Killer Joe/Little Arrows $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Killer Joe, 2. Little Girls Are Fun, 3. My Girl, 4. Mama’d Know What to Do, 5. (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear, 6. Long Haired Lover from Liverpool, 7. If My Dad Were President, 8. Tweedle Dee, 9. Mother of Mine, 10. Rubber Ball, 11. Little Arrows, 12. I’m Gonna Knock on Your Door, 13. Day O, 14. Tic Tac Toe, 15. Keep Your Eye on the Girlie You Love, 16. Good Old Bad Old Days, The, 17. Angry, 18. Purple People Eater, 19. Don’t You Remember, 20. Good Ole Mammy Song |
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Interview With a Serial Killer – Widescreen $5.99 In this crime thriller, Leslie Steckler (Peter Firth) is an inoffensive, polite and very quiet man. He does, however, have a particular animus against blondes wearing white. In fact, among that small group of women, he is a cold-blooded serial killer, instead of the meek dentist he usually appears to be. He is looking for someone to tell his story to, and when he discovers that the (brunette) writer Ellen Carter (Harriet Robinson) has murdered her husband, he feels that he has found a perfect person. It helps, of course, that her novelistic specialty is serial killers. However, Inspector Taylor (Don Henderson) of Scotland Yard is on Ellen’s case, and will soon be on Leslie’s. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi |
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Black River Killer [LP] $11.98 This seven-track companion piece to Blitzen Trapper’s superb 2008 release, Furr (all of the tracks have been available to fans since early 2008 in CD-R form at the band’s shows), is built around that album’s darkest moment, the murder ballad “Black River Killer.” While the six tracks that follow don’t wallow in the same waters of failed redemption as the title track, they do cling to Furr’s folksier moments, resulting in a solid addendum for those who prefer Blitzen Trapper’s Bob Dylan meets the Grateful Dead fetish over their visceral, vaguely psychedelic Southern indie rock jams. Standout cuts like the breezy “Preacher’s Sister’s Boy,” the Beatlesque “Going Down,” and the straight-up Skynrd-tastic “Big Black Bird” offer further proof that the Pacific Northwest (home of the Fleet Foxes and M. Ward) is not so quietly reinventing Americana for the 21st century. ~ James Christopher Monger |
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Lady Killer (Edited) $17.99 Track Listing: 1. Lady Killer Theme, The (Intro) – (featuring Salaam Remi), 2. Bright Lights Bigger City – (featuring Bradley Hagen), 3. Forget You, 4. Wildflower – (featuring Sally Jackson/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Jenny Sacha/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/Stephanie Cavey/Cathy Collwel, 5. Bodies, 6. Love Gun – (featuring Graham Marsh/Selah Sue/Lauren Bennett), 7. Satisfied – (featuring Sally Jackson/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Jenny Sacha/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/Stephanie Cavey/Cathy Collwell, 8. I Want You – (featuring Sally Jackson/Max Baillie/Ash Soan/Bryony James/Ayak Thiik/Jenny Sacha/Fraser T. Smith/Eleanor Mathieson/Rosie Danvers/Jo Allen/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/Stephanie Cavey/Ca, 9. Cry Baby – (featuring Sally Jackson/Ash Soan/Kerenza Peacock/Jenny Sacha/Ruston Pomeroy/Fraser T. Smith/Hayley Pomfrett/Danny Marsden/Kotono Smith/Natalie Cavey/Stephanie Cavey/Martin Williams/Mike Lo, 10. Fool For You – (featuring Phillip Bailey/Philip Bailey), 11. It’s OK – (featuring Philip Lawrence), 12. Old Fashioned – (featuring Vincent Henry), 13. No One’s Gonne Love You, The – (featuring Ian Burdge/Ali Dods/Sally Herbert/Everton Nelson/Bruce White), 14. Lady Killer Theme, The (Outro) – (featuring Robin Finck/Tommy Lee) |
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Profile of a Serial Killer – Fullscreen Subtitle Dolby $12.99 Steve Jordell’s thriller Profile of a Serial Killer stars Rebecca Gibney as a forensic psychologist who must stop a serial killer with the help of a police detective played by Hugh Jackman. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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How to Be a Serial Killer - $24.99 A parody of self-help literature and motivational speakers, Luke Ricci’s dark comedy follows charismatic serial killer Mike Wilson as he mentors his first pupil in the fine art of mass murder. Mike is the kind of guy who knows what he wants out of life, and knows how to get it. Now that Mike is living the dream, he wants to share his knowledge with others, too. In order to give aspiring serial killers all the tools they’ll need to become the next Jeffrey Dahmer, he’s crafted a ten-lesson program that covers such topics as weaponry, corpse disposal, and keeping secrets from loved ones. When it comes time for Mike to deliver his first one-on-one tutorial, he recruits a lost soul named Bart and the lessons begin. As the lessons intensify, Mike finds it increasingly difficult to keep his clandestine career a secret from his beloved girlfriend, Abigail. Eventually, Abigail discovers the truth, and the police start closing in on Mike. Although Mike has escaped to his desert hideout along with Bart, the cops soon come knocking and all hell breaks loose. Will Mike and Bart ever escape to Mexico as planned, or will Mike’s first lesson in police stand-offs and violent gunfights prove a complete and unexpected bust? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |