Respirator Masks
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $8.34 |
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Medical Earloop Surgical RESPIRATOR Face Mask N95 50 Ea $3.99 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $10.21 |
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3M 8210 Respirator Face Mask N95 CS/160 BUY it NOW $80.00 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $9.81 |
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Health Face Mask Disposable Medical Flu Respirator WF $5.98 |
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Lot of 80 – GERSON 2130 – N95 Particulate Respirator Face Masks – 4 Boxes of 20 $14.98 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $12.31 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $10.20 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $1.49 |
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3M 1860S N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask $27.05 |
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3M 1860 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask B $29.69 |
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3M 1870 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask $28.78 |
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3M 1860 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask C $124.19 |
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3M 1860S N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Mask CS $114.48 |
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3M 1870 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Mask CS 120 $146.20 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $0.99 |
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50pcs Surgical Face Mask FLU RESPIRATOR Hypoallergenic Activated Carbon NEW $11.99 |
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Respirator N95 Face Mask with valve Gerson 2140 20 ct $34.78 |
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N95 RESPIRATOR MASK 20/BX 8 BX/CS 2321. $34.99 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $0.99 |
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3M N95 Particulate (Dust) Respirator Mask (Box of 20) also Flu Mask $14.80 |
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100 PCS. Medical Earloop Surgical RESPIRATOR Face Mask $9.50 |
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Urgency 200pcs Ear-loop Respirator Face Mask from CA $29.99 |
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Health Face Mask Disposable Medical Flu Respirator YY $5.98 |
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3M™ 1860 Health Care Respirator & Surgical Mask 20 box $20.00 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Box of 20 $13.99 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Box of 20 $13.99 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Case of 120 $116.00 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Case of 120 $116.00 |
Reguarding bird flu N95 masks,how long should I wear one before changing and how many should I have on hand ?
How many hours are n95 approved masks effective for.Also same question for respirator cannisters.How many hours do each cannister last and how many should I have on hand
N 95 Masks have about an hour or two rating, depending on the cannister it depends what the cannister is rated for some cannisters are good for 2 hours the highest you can get is 4 hours on a cannister.
My big question is why are you wearing this stuff?
Is bird flu running rampant where you live?
Does bird flu exist in your general area?
What about other diseases out there that are a bit more likely for you to catch, what protection do you have against them?
The Difference Between Respirators and Surgical Masks
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $8.34 |
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Medical Earloop Surgical RESPIRATOR Face Mask N95 50 Ea $3.99 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $10.21 |
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3M 8210 Respirator Face Mask N95 CS/160 BUY it NOW $80.00 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $9.81 |
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Health Face Mask Disposable Medical Flu Respirator WF $5.98 |
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Lot of 80 – GERSON 2130 – N95 Particulate Respirator Face Masks – 4 Boxes of 20 $14.98 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $12.31 |
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50 PCS Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $10.20 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $1.49 |
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3M 1860S N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask $27.05 |
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3M 1860 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask B $29.69 |
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3M 1870 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask $28.78 |
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3M 1860 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Face Mask C $124.19 |
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3M 1860S N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Mask CS $114.48 |
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3M 1870 N95 Particulate Respirator Surgical Mask CS 120 $146.20 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $0.99 |
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50pcs Surgical Face Mask FLU RESPIRATOR Hypoallergenic Activated Carbon NEW $11.99 |
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Respirator N95 Face Mask with valve Gerson 2140 20 ct $34.78 |
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N95 RESPIRATOR MASK 20/BX 8 BX/CS 2321. $34.99 |
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7pcs Disposable Respirator Earloops Mouth Face Masks $0.99 |
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3M N95 Particulate (Dust) Respirator Mask (Box of 20) also Flu Mask $14.80 |
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100 PCS. Medical Earloop Surgical RESPIRATOR Face Mask $9.50 |
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Urgency 200pcs Ear-loop Respirator Face Mask from CA $29.99 |
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Health Face Mask Disposable Medical Flu Respirator YY $5.98 |
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3M™ 1860 Health Care Respirator & Surgical Mask 20 box $20.00 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Box of 20 $13.99 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Box of 20 $13.99 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Case of 120 $116.00 |
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3M Particulate Respirator and Surgical Mask~Case of 120 $116.00 |
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3M R6211 Low-Maintenance Half-Mask Organic Vapor, P95 Respirator Assembly, Medium $25.76 PAINT SPRAY & PESTICIDE RESPIRATOR Low profile for visibility and to accommodate safety glasses Lightweight to reduce pressure on neck and nose Soft pliable facepiece for comfortable fit Easy breathability Comfortable, lightweight, easy-to-adjust Low maintenance, only cartridge and prefilter to replace Easy-to-clean between use Peggable card… |
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3M 8210Plus Particulate Respirator N95, 20-Pack $10.99 … |
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3M 6391 P100 Reusable Respirator Gas Mask – Large $13.99 3m 6391/07003 p100 Particulate Respirator, Large…. |
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ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 591531 FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN RESPIRATOR MASKS, ESPECIALLY OXYGEN MASKS FOR AIRCREWS., (FARNBOROUGH, HAMPSHIRE). … |
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Test Of Gas Masks And Respirators For Protection From Locomotive Smoke In Railroad Tunnels With Analysies Of Tunnel Atmospheres… $10.68 This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imp… |
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Viasys’ HiOX oxygen mask.(UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS EQUIPMENT REVIEWS)(Product/Service Evaluation): An article from: FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine $5.95 This digital document is an article from FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine, published by Thomson Gale on March 22, 2004. The length of the article is 797 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser… |
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3M 1860 N95 RESPIRATOR AND SURGICAL MASK/BIRD FLU Box of 20 $11.99 The 3MTM 1860 AND 1860S Health Care Particulate Respirator and Surgical MaskS are NIOSH approved as a Type N95 respirator to meet OSHA requirements and CDC guidelines for TB exposure control. The model 1860 may be used during laser surgery, electrocautery, and other procedures involving powered medical instruments. Intended to help reduce wearer exposure to airborne particles in a size range of 0…. |
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3M Particulate Respirator 8612F FLU MASK N95 FDA Approved, 2-Count (Pack of 2) $5.28 3M Particulate Respirator 8612F Box of 2 masks per box (2 boxes) For Use by the General Public in Public Health Medical Emergencies. These are the particulate respirators cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use by the general public in case of a public health medical emergency, such as an influenza pandemic, to help reduce wearer exposures to airborne germs. Surgical facemasks ar… |
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Moldex 2300 N95 Particulate Respirator Mask with Exhale Valve (Box of 10) $23.97 507-2300N95 This item features: -Dura-Mesh shell resists collapsing in heat and humidity. -Elastic straps are securely attached so they don’t break at the seal. -Exhalation valve. -Filtration Grade: N95. -Resistance: Non-Oil Based Particulates. -Suspension: 2-Strap. -Quantity: 10 per box. -Price is for 10 Eachs. Testing and approvals: -NIOSH approved…. |
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MSA Safety Works 817663 Multi-Purpose Respirator $23.00 The Multi-Purpose Respirator features a soft, comfortable, great fitting face piece for superior comfort and protection, a built-in exhalation valve and low profile replaceable cartridges for better vision. The Respirator comes in recloseable packaging for easy and safe storage. The Muti-pupose Respirator traps over 99.97 of toxic dust including lead, asbestos and Hantavirus. It also meets the lat… |
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Backward Masks $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Way You Walk, 2. Pity and Envy, 3. Start Swimming, 4. Darkness Comes, 5. Fearanoia, 6. Bombay Brown India Ink, 7. Limousine, 8. New Way, 9. Ice Age World, 10. 14 Inches of Snow, 11. Pheromones Induced, 12. When the Bombs Fall |
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Masks [EP] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Imitation Is the Most Boring Form of Flattery, 2. Pillow Talk, 3. Sheep in Wolf’s Clothing, 4. Sleeping with the TV On, 5. Song for S |
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Black Mask 2: City of Masks – Widescreen Subtitle $8.99 The Black Mask (Andy On replacing Jet Li) faces-off against a series of gruesome mutants while frantically searching for a cure for his ability not to feel pain in this flashy sequel to the 1996 original. When the Black Mask learns that genetic scientists worldwide are falling victim to an unknown assassin, he races to save the life of the next on the list. Arriving a bit to late, Black Mask learns that the mutants who have carried out the killings were created by the same sentient computer had which created him. Later rushing to the rescue upon learning that a professional wrestler has turned mutant and kidnapped a child, Black Mask makes the horrific discovery that terrorists plan to detonate a mutant bomb that will turn the population into hideous creatures. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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World Record [Bonus Tracks] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. When She Comes, 2. Place to Survive, A, 3. Masks, 4. Meurglys III (The Songwriters Guild), 5. Wondering, 6. When She Comes – (bonus track), 7. Masks – (bonus track) |
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Live at Biscuits & Blues $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Hello My Darling, 2. Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, 3. Think, 4. Crying for My Baby, 5. Respirator Blues, 6. Mary Ann, 7. Reconsider Baby, 8. Breaking Up Somebody’s Home, 9. 90 Proof, 10. I’ve Got a Problem, 11. Along About Midnight, 12. Linda Lu |
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Mutant, Vol. 2 [CD+DVD] [CD & DVD] [PA] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Transformation of a New Civilization, The, 2. Get Off of Me!, 3. Stardust, 4. Familiar, 5. Madness, 6. F#%K U Part 2, 7. Jenny’s a Fat Bitch, 8. Fantasy, 9. Who Am I?, 10. Truth Will Set You Free, The, 11. Respirator, 12. Thriple Threat, 13. Starve Your Fear, 14. Manikin, 15. Note 2 Self |
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James William Hindle $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Down and Able, 2. Remember My Markings, 3. I Started a Joke, 4. (Masks), 5. List of You and Me, The, 6. Brooklyn Song, 7. Sparky Marcus, 8. Less of Me |
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Bluewolf Bloodwalk $20.99 Track Listing: 1. Provocation, 2. Lunatic Engine – (featuring Dan Maske), 3. Immaculate Risen Descents, 4. Nightwater, 5. Necklace Of Forever, 6. Bluewolf Bloodwalk, 7. Masks |
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Iron Gag $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Firewater Joyride, 2. Detest, 3. Wanderer, The, 4. Worship, 5. All Teeth, 6. Meth Mouth, 7. Masks, 8. Pigeonholed, 9. Others Die, 10. Silence, 11. Ill Will |
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Nikon Capture NX2 Photo Editing Software $179.99 This software provides you with powerful tools to quickly and easily edit your digital photographs. U Point technology allows for precise selection and application of enhancements for your images without having to use complicated selections or layer masks. |
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Only One Flo, Pt. 1 $7.99 Track Listing: 1. On and On – (featuring Kevin Rudolf/Axwell), 2. Turn Around (5, 4, 3, 2, 1) – (featuring Priscilla Polete), 3. Come with Me – (featuring Candice Boyd/Antario Dion Holmes), 4. Who Dat Girl – (featuring Claude Kelly/Flo Rida/Benny Blanco/Dr. Luke/Akon), 5. 21 – (featuring Laza Morgan), 6. Respirator, 7. Club Can’t Handle Me – (featuring Giorgio Tuinfort/David Guetta), 8. Why You Up in Here – (featuring Git Fresh/Gucci Mane/Ludacris) |
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Joseph Campbell: The Power of Myth with Bill Moyers [2 Discs] - $44.99 Includes:Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Masks of Eternity (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Love and the Goddess (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Sacrifice and Bliss (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: The First Storytellers (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: The Message of the Myth (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: The Hero’s Journey (1991) Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth: Masks of Eternity This documentary is one of … |
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Atomic Bitchwax II $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Ice Pick Freek, 2. Forty Five, 3. Play the Game, 4. Smoke Screen, 5. Cast Aside Your Masks, 6. Cloning Chamber, The, 7. Big Riff, The, 8. Tough Love, 9. Solid, 10. Liquor Queen |
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Money $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Fill My Pockets Full, 2. Things, The, 3. Ripper aka the Pillows, 4. Stepper aka Work, 5. Dripper, 6. Booom! (Money), 7. Unrelentinglessness, 8. Masks, The, 9. Lullaby, 10. Eleven (It’ll Rain!) |
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Spiritual Mental Physical $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Views, 2. Masks, The, 3. Change, The, 4. World of Tomorrow, 5. Can You Give Me a Thrill???, 6. People Look Away, 7. Storm Within, The, 8. David’s Dream (Flying), 9. Bobby Bassing It, 10. Dannis On the Motor City Drums |
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Spiritual Mental Physical [LP] $18.98 Track Listing: 1. Views, 2. Masks, The, 3. Change, The, 4. World of Tomorrow, 5. Can You Give Me a Thrill???, 6. People Look Away, 7. Storm Within, The, 8. David’s Dream, 9. Bobby Bassing It, 10. Dannis on the Motor City Drums |
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My Pathetic Life $15.99 Track Listing: 1. Silly Girl, 2. Dragonfly, 3. I Go Crazy, 4. Kid Stuff, 5. Masks, 6. All I Want, 7. My Pathetic Life, 8. Inside, 9. My Bright Life, 10. One Stone, 11. Cellophane Man, 12. [Untitled Track] |
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Decrease/Increase $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Vultures, 2. Prokect AK-47, 3. Desert Voice, A, 4. Pocket Watch, 5. Deathslayer, 6. Gethsemane, 7. Hearts and Masks, 8. Vows (I Must Decrease), 9. Purge the Creep, 10. Walk Amongst the Tombstones, 11. Vows (He Must Increase) |
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Discoth?que Crypt $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Les Diaboliques, 2. Ah Ah Ah, 3. Delirium Tremens, 4. High Heels, 5. Icons, 6. Masks, 7. Ache, The, 8. Body Without Organs, 9. Fiction, 10. Deca-Dance, 11. In the Aisles |
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Bass Chalice $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Blood Money, 2. Engine Trouble, 3. Last Dance, 4. Suits and Ski Masks, 5. To Each, 6. Burning James, 7. Your Voice, 8. Swedish Prison, 9. Deliver Us Jah, 10. Bass Chalice |
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Shaye & Kiki - $12.99 Directed by Eric Fournier, Shaye & Kiki stars Shaye St. John, a woman in a wheelchair who hides her real face behind masks. The film follows the exploits of Shaye and her associate, a decapitated doll. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Teach Me Tiger! $17.99 April Stevens.Teach Me Tiger! represents some kind of absurd apotheosis in post-Julie London pop seduction — April Stevens’ vocals are so breathy that one can’t help but wonder whether the poor girl spent the recording session hooked up to a respirator machine. Calculated naughtiness that’s ultimately as innocent as a lamb, the album luxuriates in the double entendres and nudge-nudge-wink-wink eroticism of a simpler time. Henri Ren?’s lush, knowing arrangements perfectly complement Stevens’ starry-eyed interpretations of songs like “Love Kitten,” “You and Only You,” and “It Can’t Be Wrong,” adding a much-needed touch of truly adult sophistication to the proceedings. Harkit’s 2008 CD reissue also appends a handful of rare tracks from Stevens’ tenure with RCA. ~ Jason Ankeny |
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Complete Published Solo Piano Music $9.99 The timelessness of the piano works of Samuel Barber masks their relatively recent vintage. Written between 1931 and 1977, they are a fascinating look at the way the 20th century will fit in the annals of history.Performed by Daniel Pollack, this collection represents the first complete collection of Barber’s published works for solo piano (John Browning’s disc on Musicmasters omits the ‘Sketches’ and ‘Souvenirs’). Perhaps no one is better suited to realize this collection than Pollack–his 1958 recording of Barber’s “Sonata” is a collector’s item.The 1995 recording of “Sonata” included here is a gem polished by time. The romance of the composition masks the technical intricacies. Barber’s work is noteworthy for this kind of faux simplicity. Pollack’s technical acumen is up to the challenge, making this recording a wonderful retrospective of one of America’s great composers. |
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Rise & Fall Of Keite Young $9.99 Track Listing: 1. My Change (Intro), 2. Shine, 3. Thinkuboutmi, 4. If We Were Alone, 5. Pray, 6. E.N.S. (Everybody Needs Somebody), 7. U Got It, 8. Masks, 9. Hey Joy…, 10. Wash, The, 11. Time, 12. Alright, 13. Way That U Love Me, The, 14. Pressure |
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Slipknot: Voliminal – Inside the Nine - $19.99 Slipknot founder M. Shawn Crahan takes the helm to offer an insider’s look at the history of the popular alternative metal act in a revealing documentary that profiles each of the band’s nine members in addition to offering live performance footage, interviews, and music videos. Though Slipknot may be famous for keeping their faces covered, this in-depth look at both their motivations and their masks opens the band up to their fans as never before. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Dancing with the Lion [ECD] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Unto the Burning Circle, 2. Dancing With the Lion, 3. Hippolyte, 4. Dance of the Masks, 5. Pearls and Tears, 6. Garden of My Childhood, 7. Still Life, 8. And the Long Shadows, 9. See, My Love…., 10. Silver Dew, Golden Grass, 11. Ascent From the Circle, 12. Ouverturli, 13. First Piece, 14. Hey You! Yes, You… |
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Defective Epitaph [Digipak] $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Soulless Elegy, 2. Purgatory Spiral, 3. Cemetary of Shattered Masks, 4. Malignant Prophecy, 5. Oration of Ruin, 6. Legacy of Human Irrelevance, 7. Dehumanizing Procession, 8. Funerals Drenched in Apathy, 9. Worship (The War Against) Yourself, 10. Memorial to the Waste of Life, 11. Only Blood That Pours Is Yours, The, 12. Unblessed Be |
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Icolation $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Lord of the Three, 2. In the Purgatory, 3. Without Remorse – (Remix, remix), 4. Icolation, 5. Lost Futile, 6. Phantoms of Conscience, 7. Inner Monologue, 8. Ecce Mundo – (Version 2), 9. Personal Hell, 10. Bells of Waiting, The, 11. Dark Thorn – (Version 2), 12. Shrine of Illusion, The – (Version 2), 13. Masks Off!, 14. Purple Blood, 15. Reason and Refusal, 16. Essence Awake!, 17. Secret’s Trace |
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Summer I Love You – Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Dolby $12.99 Deeply shaken following the tragic deaths of her two best friends, a woman masks her pain by assuming a variety of different identities and falls for a compassionate paraplegic who helps to reinstate her long-lost sense of self-confidence. Later, when the condition of her newfound companion begins to deteriorate, the woman finds her prospects for a happy future once again thrown into jeopardy. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Revolutions Per Minute $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Black Masks and Gasoline, 2. Heaven Knows, 3. Dead Ringer, 4. Halfway There, 5. Like the Angel, 6. Voices Off Camera: 7. Blood Red, White, and Blue, 8. Broken English, 9. Last Chance Blueprint, 10. To the Core, 11. Torches, 12. Amber Changing, 13. [Untitled Hidden Track] – (hidden track) |
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Big Shoes to Fill $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Let It Be in Memphis, 2. She Makes Me Earn My Money, 3. Shed My Blood in Mississippi, 4. Immortal, 5. Who’s Gonna Pay?, 6. Oklahoma Blues, 7. They Call Me Watermelon Slim, 8. WWW, 9. I Got a Problem, 10. Cruisin’, 11. Take off Your Masks, 12. Red, White & Blues |
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The Whispered Lies of Angels $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Echoes, 2. Tears Seven Times Salt, 3. Company of Storms, The, 4. Fallen Grace, 5. Coming Dark Age, The, 6. Born Again, 7. Desert in the Heart, A, 8. Formal Absences of Precious Things, 9. Of Masks and Martyrs, 10. (Hidden), 11. (Hidden), 12. (Hidden), 13. (Bonus Track) |
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Teen Titans: The Complete First Season [2 Discs / Full] - $12.99 Includes:Teen Titans: Mad Mod (2003) Teen Titans: Apprentice, Part 2 (2003) Teen Titans: Nevermore (2003) Teen Titans: Switched (2003) Teen Titans: Deep Six (2003) Teen Titans: Masks (2003) Teen Titans: Car Trouble (2003) Teen Titans: Apprentice, Part 1 (2003) Teen Titans: Sisters (2003) Teen Titans: Final Exam (2003) Teen Titans: Forces of Nature (2003) Teen Titans: The Sum of His Parts (2003) Teen Titans: Divide and Conquer (2003) Teen Titans: Mad Mod No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Apprentice, Part 2 No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Nevermore No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Switched No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Deep Six No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Masks No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Car Trouble No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Apprentice, Part 1 No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Sisters No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Final Exam No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Forces of Nature No synopsis available. Teen Titans: The Sum of His Parts No synopsis available. Teen Titans: Divide and Conquer No synopsis available. |
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Heartless - $19.99 An alienated fellow enters into a sinister pact that threatens to push him into psychopathic territory in this brutal neo-Faustian thriller from U.K. director Philip Ridley. Jim Sturgess (21) stars as Jamie, a thirtysomething photographer buckling beneath the weight of a stigma: a huge, red, heart-shaped birthmark that masks one half of his face, and has turned him into a social pariah. He inhabits the East End of London, currently racked by crisis — bands of thugs who rove throughout the streets, spreading violence and terror among the citizenry. As Jamie soon discovers, however, these aren’t ordinary hooligans wearing demon masks, but actual demons. The young man packs heat and then considers going to the authorities, but before he can do so, the monsters turn up, attack him, and murder his mother. Then, one of their leaders, Papa B. (Joseph Mawle), approaches Jamie to make a deal: permanent removal of the birthmark in exchange for the performance of some evil deeds. Jamie consents, but has no idea just how vile and cruel those tasks are until he has already signed up. At the time of its release, Heartless was the first feature from Ridley since his 1995 outing The Passion of Darkly Noon. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Viveza 2 – Mac/Windows $99.99 Viveza 2 gives you the tools to selectively control light and color in photographic images without the need to create complicated selections or layer masks. Designed for use with Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture, this software takes the headache out of fine-tuning and changing photos. New global image controls, levels and curve adjustments, shadow recovery, fine detail structure control, grouped Control Points and time-saving interface controls provide swift, effortless corrections and professional-looking enhancements. Using Viveza 2, you can control points powered by U Point technology for the most powerful way to accurately and precisely adjust color and tonality. U Point technology removes selections and layer masks from the editing process, enabling you to modify images in a fraction of the time. Smart Filter support allows for complete nondestructive editing in Photoshop so you can let your creativity roam. The optimized user interface ensures efficient, straightforward operation and a short learning curve to get you up and running quickly. |
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Rara Speaks [Digipak] $20.99 Track Listing: 1. We Made Our Own Goverment, 2. Tenderers, 3. Honeycomb House Part 1, 4. Honeycomb House Part 2, 5. Honeycomb House Part 3, 6. Sayles Street OK OK, 7. Travelling Song, 8. Open Melody, 9. Blond Rats, 10. Power Melody, 11. Melody Masks, 12. Take Turns, 13. New Fear, 14. Clean House, 15. Restraint, 16. Trenton Street Bees, 17. Rara Speaks [Oorutaichi Remix] – (remix), 18. We Made Our Own Government [Chanson Sigeru Remix] – (remix) |
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Out There $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Intro, 2. Distant Star, 3. Flight 583, 4. Once Upon a Time, 5. Beyond Repair, 6. Sirius B, 7. Untitled, 8. They Are Among Us – (Part 1), 9. Zero Hour, The, 10. Joyride, 11. American Empire, The, 12. Before I Die, 13. Intermission, 14. Age of the Sun, 15. They Are Among Us – (Part 2), 16. Nico – Winter Song (Heliocentrics remix), 17. World of Masks, A, 18. Sounds of the East, 19. Somewhere Out There, 20. Second Chance (K2′s Prayer), 21. Return Journey, 22. Sirius A, 23. Falling to Earth, 24. Outro |
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Unsuk Chin: Alice in Wonderland - $24.99 As composed by Korean musician Unsuk Chin, this modern operetta constitutes an adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s beloved fantasy novel Alice in Wonderland. Achim Freyer directed the production (also designing the unusual masks worn by the participants); the operetta also features puppets designed by Nina Weitzner. Sally Matthews, Piia Komse, Andrew Watts and Guy de Mey co-star; the Statisterie der Bayerischen Staatsoper, the Choir of the Bayerischen Staatsoper, the Children’s Choir of the Bayerischen Staatsoper, and the Orchestra of the Bayerisches Staatsorchester provide musical accompaniment, with Andr?s M?spero serving as chorus master and Kent Nagano conducting. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Fallen Angel – Widescreen Subtitle $34.99 Charles Dance and Emilia Fox headline this made-for-television crime drama concerning an ethereal beauty whose attractive visage masks a malevolent motivation. Angel Wharton (Fox) is a true monster; a woman who abducts children and offers them up as prey for a pedophile. But how could such an outwardly normal woman be capable of such reprehensible crimes? Could her distant father – an ambitious vicar – be to blame, or perhaps it was the family friend who betrayed her at a young age? Then again, maybe it was her weak-willed mother. A noted departure from the typical police procedural, Fallen Angel takes viewers on a trip back in time to examine the chilling circumstances that created a serial killer. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Barney: Barney’s Halloween Party – Fullscreen Dubbed Dolby $8.99 Parents can introduce children to the spirit of the season with Barney’s Halloween Party. Barney uses his usual squeaky-clean energy to infuse fall with a wholesome air. Fourteen songs are included in Barney’s celebration and all are designed to stick in the brain. In lieu of haunted houses and ghoulish masks, the Barney team have fun with pumpkin carving and paper-bag owls, while spiders and pi?atas serve as substitutes for trick or treating. In a side story, BJ and Baby Bop try their hand at door-to-door begging, but end up regretting the whole thing. Overall, Barney gets down with his fellow costumed guests and teaches viewers the value of old-fashioned fun. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi |
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Choose Your Masques $24.99 Track Listing: (DISC 1:), (DISC 2:), 1. Choose Your Masks, 1. Void City – (alternate take, featuring Nik Turner), 2. Candle Burning, 2. Dream Worker, 3. 5/4, 3. Arrival In Utopia, 4. Utopia, 4. Waiting For Tomorrow – (alternate take), 5. Radio Telepathy, 5. Silver Machine, 6. Lato, 6. Void City – (featuring Nik Turner), 7. Dream Worker, 7. Solitary Mind Games, 8. Fahrenheit 451, 8. Oscillations, 9. Recent Reports, 9. Scan, The, 10. Lato Percussive Electro (Earthed To The Ground) – (featuring Nik Turner), 10. Waiting For Tomorrow, 11. Psychedelic Warlords [Non-Vari-Speeded Mix] – (remix), 11. Solitary Mind Games – (alternate take), 12. Silver Machine [Longer Single Mix] – (remix), 12. Silver Machine [Single Version] |
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Make Yourself a Happening Machine: A Collection $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Make Yourself a Happening Machine, 2. Office Skills, 3. Color Appreciation, 4. Too Many Fingers, 5. Pop! Op Drops, 6. Sections, 7. Euphoric Trap Door Shoes, 8. They Wore Sequined Masks, 9. Magic Rocking Horse, 10. Posing for Pictures, 11. Her Decay, 12. Wallflowers, 13. Some Ghost Ship Lollipop, 14. Gloria Night (Knight), 15. Market Place of Zesty Zeal, 16. Gingerbread House, The, 17. Flower Scene, 18. Processes of the Silverness, 19. Grassland of Reeds and Things, 20. Go a Gogo Time, 21. We Can’t, 22. It’s a Dog’s Life, 23. Standing in a Room, 24. Change in You, A, 25. Bunny Bear, The, 26. You Were Such a Bad Time, 27. I’m Gonna Emphasize, 28. Mushroom Hill, The, 29. Iris of the Waterfall, 30. Craved Blue Memorandum |
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Dark Honeymoon – Fullscreen Collector’s $8.99 Roy Scheider, Tia Carrere, Daryl Hannah, and Eric Roberts headline writer/director Phillip Leftfield’s tense thriller about a newly hitched groom who discovers that you never really know a woman until you marry her. Their courtship was brief, but then again life is short. After exchanging martial vows with an enchanting young woman, the elated groom takes his beautiful new bride on a romantic honeymoon down the foggy Oregon coast. But why does everyone that the couple comes into contact with seem to meet such a grisly demise? As the body count and the tension begin to rise, the once happy husband gradually realizes that his bride’s enchanting beauty masks a deep-rooted psychosis. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Tryin’ to Get a Buck [PA] $6.99 B-Legit is probably a rapper because he’s E-40′s cousin. That said, he does a formidable job, with smooth lyrics and flow. You know what to expect after seeing the cover of this CD, with a couple of guys with masks on their faces reloading a handgun in a store while robbing it. It’s more of a gangsta rap album than anything, but B-Legit took some extra steps to make it original. Half the album is devoted to weed, while the other half is about drinking. He talks a lot about his childhood and what it was like growing up in the hood. While this album has its strong points, B-Legit’s simple rhymes may leave some listeners bored very quickly. He isn’t really known as a lyricist, but still his rhymes are interesting and usually follow a story line. Overall a pretty good album if you like this kind of gangsta rap. ~ Brad Mills |
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Transylvania – Dolby $49.99 An Italian woman intent on tracking down the Romany musician who impregnated her becomes lost in a world of Gypsies in director Tony Gatlif’s meditative road drama. Convinced that her one-time lover Milan (Marco Castoldi) has been deported by French authorities and determined to let him know about his unborn child, Zingarina (Asia Argento), travels to Romania in the company of her motherly friend Marie (Amira Casar) in hopes of seeking out the elusive musician. Though Zingarina does eventually track Milan to a remote village festival, the rejection she is faced with soon drives the troubled mother-to-be to ditch her friend Marie during the trip back to France. Now wandering the Romanian countryside as her future grows ever more bleak, Zingarina enters into a tentative romance with itinerant trader Tchangalo (Birol ?nel), whose gruff exterior masks a sensual inner beauty. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Goosebumps: Perfect School/My Best Friend Is Invisible - $12.99 Includes:Goosebumps: My Best Friend Is Invisible (1997) Goosebumps: Perfect School (1997) Goosebumps: My Best Friend Is Invisible No synopsis available. Goosebumps: Perfect School Straight from the pages of author R.L. Stein’s best-selling series of adolescent chillers, this two-part episode tells the tale of a young boy who refuses to clean his room is sure to spook youngsters with a proclivity towards messiness. After repeatedly ignoring his parent’s requests to pick his sox up off of the floor, the slovenly child is sent off to Perfect School in order to learn the fine art of tidying up. Not everything at perfect at Perfect School, however, and it soon becomes obvious that the blinding bright surface sheen of this spotless educational facility masks a dark and menacing secret. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Falling - $19.99 A weary London novelist looking to escape her failing marriage flees the city for her Yorkshire cottage only to find that country charm can mask menacing intent in director Tristram Powell’s tense tale of romantic deceit. Daisy Langrish (Penelope Wilton) has finally broken free of her straining marriage, and upon arriving at her country cottage she is warmly greeted by her outwardly charming neighbor Henry Kent (Michael Kitchen). Though by all appearances a polite and respectable gentleman, Henry’s benevolent offer to maintain Daisy’s long-neglected garden masks decidedly malevolent intent. As the manipulative and obsessive Henry carefully conceals his all-consuming fondness for drink and erotica while setting a deadly emotional trap for his unsuspecting new neighbor, Daisy discovers all too late that her flight from the city was only the beginning of her harrowing journey. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Beyond the Golden Compass: The Magic of Philip Pullman - $8.99 Take a behind-the-scenes look at a world filled with secret codes and magical symbols in this documentary that searches for the hidden meanings in author Philip Pullman’s best-selling fantasy novel The Golden Compass. Lyra’s world is a parallel universe in which each person is guided by their animal daemon, and where great beauty masks fathomless evil. Follow along as historians, experts, and even the Philip Pullman himself offer a guided tour of this wondrous realm while computer generated animation and rare archival footage turn fantasy into reality right before your very eyes. Other materials featured in this program include a special slide show with Jean Pierre Isbouts and a walking interview with Darkness Visible: Inside the World of Philip Pullman author Nicholas Tucker. This documentary is not authorized or endorsed by New Line Cinema, or in any way associated with the film or the His Dark Materials line of books. The author himself authorized his participation in the program. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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ExTerminators - $12.99 Heather Graham headlines this dark comedy about a lonely accountant who befriends a sociopathic dental technician and the unstable owner of a small extermination business while participating in court mandated rage therapy. Alex (Graham isn’t the type of girl to go postal, though after a particularly disturbing act of violence she’s sentenced by the court to enroll in a rage management class. Attending the same class is Stella (Jennifer Coolidge), a small business owner who recently tried to run down her husband, and Nikki (Amber Heard), whose angelic face masks her malevolent true nature. Together, Alex, Stella, and Nikki attempt to focus their contempt for the world into something functional by launching their own “silent revolution.” ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Nik Software Viveza 2: Academic License Program – Mac/Windows $49.99 Note: This Viveza 2: Academic License Program software is only for use by students, teachers, instructors and other educators who meet Nik Software eligibility guidelines. Proof of eligibility will be required after purchase in order to use the software. End users will be authorized for only one license of any Nik Software Viveza 2: Academic License Program software product. Viveza 2 gives you the tools to selectively control light and color in photographic images without the need to create complicated selections or layer masks. Designed for use with Photoshop, Lightroom and Aperture, this software takes the headache out of fine-tuning and changing photos. New global image controls, levels and curve adjustments, shadow recovery, fine detail structure control, grouped Control Points and time-saving interface controls provide swift, effortless corrections and professional-looking enhancements. Now, you can bring advanced photo-editing capabilities into the classroom and open students’ eyes to endless image possibilities all for an affordable price with exclusive academic licensing just for teachers and students. Viveza 2 is classroom friendly, with a Help feature that walks students through the process in an easy-to-follow, lesson-based system that empowers them to use the software to its fullest potential. With Viveza 2, students can utilize U Point technology for the most powerful way to accurately and precisely make adjustments and enhancements. U Point technology removes selections and layer masks from the editing process, enabling students to modify images in a fraction of the time. Smart Filter support lets students fine-tune their enhancements even after they’ve been applied in Photoshop so learners can let their creativity roam. |
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Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended – Mac $799.99 Broaden the reach of your image editing powers with Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended. This comprehensive image editing tool combines all the ease and convenience of Photoshop CS4 with additional features that allow you to go beyond still, 2D images into the realm of 3D graphics and even motion-based content for video. Photoshop CS4 Extended’s suite of editing features lets you exert precise control without slowing you down, so you enjoy both sophisticated editing and powerful efficiency. Adobe Photoshop CS Extended balances ease of use with sophistication for an intuitive editing program that lets you bring your most advanced ideas to life. Enjoy greater versatility in editing 3D graphics by painting directly on 3D models, wrapping 2D images around 3D shapes, converting gradient maps to 3D objects and adding depth to layers and text, then use the ray-tracing rendering engine to produce print-quality output. Manipulate imported video sequences with motion graphics editing tools that let you paint, add text and clone over multiple frames. Handy new audio controls allow you to sync painting and other effects to your soundtrack, resulting in a cohesive and impressive end product. Sophisticated image analysis capabilities let you extract quantitative information like distance, perimeter, area and other calculations from your images. In addition, convenient features like the new live and dynamic Adjustments panel for easy access to tools, the new Masks panel for fast and easy creation and editing of masks and a huge assortment of customizable drawing tools, paint settings and artistic brushes make Photoshop CS4 Extended a truly all-in-one tool for your image editing needs. |
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Jamake Highwater Collection - $24.99 Includes:Native Land: Nomads of the Dawn (1996) Primal Mind (1999) Native Land: Nomads of the Dawn Through storytelling, drama, ritual dance, and art, author Jamake Highwater explores the history and cultural legacy of the nomads who first discovered the Americas – and whose descendants developed the Aztec, Inca, and Maya civilizations in South America. Surviving myths and examples of art such as cave drawings, sculpture, and pottery provide intriguing clues to the way these people viewed the world and the cosmos, their relation to nature and animals, their morality and ideals, and the structure of their society. ~ Alice Duncan, Rovi Primal Mind Author Jamake Highwater narrates this documentary – based on his book, The Primal Mind. The program compares the ways that people with differing cultural backgrounds experience themselves and their environments. The basic outlooks of two groups are contrasted: those with American Indian heritage (rooted in respect for nature and sacred myths and rituals) and those with European heritage (placing stronger value on achievement, order, progress, and the “conquering” of nature). Basic views of art and architecture, medicine, dance, and time are compared. Modern artists whose works were influenced by both outlooks are also considered – among them, Martha Graham and Southwestern tribal dance, Jackson Pollock and Navaho sand painting, Pablo Picasso and African masks and wood carvings, and Henry Moore and pre-Columbian stone carvings. ~ Alice Duncan, Rovi |
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Hell Is Other People [LP] $13.98 Though they proclaim themselves to be original “hardcore warriors,” Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania’s Heartless resemble nothing so much as crustcore soldiers in grindcore boots on 2011′s Hell Is Other People, which is packed with minute-long semi-song outbursts (“Clean Slate,” “Cede,” etc., etc.) occasionally interjected with doom-like breakdowns. Heck, at their most long-winded (“Resuscitate/Suffocate,” “Deject,” “Blinders”), Heartless only manage to stitch together enough ideas to double those average track lengths, so by the time they break the four-minute mark on “Cop Out,” oxygen masks better be standing by. Wait, there’s more: “Undulations” dribbles rattling bass against piercing guitar feedback in a fair approximation of Southern sludge, “Cast Down” rides a rot & roll groove for all its worth, while “Hard Feelings” seems to coalesce the band’s entire philosophy within its troubled, “never surrender” lyrics. After 21 minutes, it’s all over but the twitching. Hell Is Other People breaks no ground and brokers no peace, but it slays with brutal efficiency and that’s more than enough to keep a few fans happy, others bored but awake. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia |
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Flywheel – Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Director’s $12.99 Weary of the masks he wears and the lies he tells, an unscrupulous used car salesman resolves to win back his wife, become a better role model for his son, and stop ripping off his unsuspecting customers in the inspirational feature directorial debut of Facing the Giants director Alex Kendrick. Jay Austin (Kendrik) is the kind of used car salesman that customers fears most – dishonest, manipulative, and constantly smiling as he sends another lemon driving off the lot. Eventually Austin’s deceptive ways catch up with him, prompting him to take serious stock of his life from the ground up. Now, as Austin begins working to get his classic convertible back on the road, the repairs he performs under the hood begin to reflect the personal transformation that he is going through at home and at work. Determined to turn his life around for good this time, Austin soon finds out just how good things can get when he begins applying the philosophy of Jesus Christ to everyday life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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H6: Diary of a Serial Killer – Subtitle Dolby $11.99 A friendly face masks the mind of a twisted serial killer in Spanish painter-turned-filmmaker Martin Garrido Bar?n’s disturbing tale of a man who has finally succumbed to his most violent and murderous impulses. Antonio Frau (Fernando Acaso) has just been released from prison after serving 25 years for the murder of his former girlfriend. Upon inheriting a dilapidated motel from an unknown relative, Antonio determines that his sudden good fortune is a sign from God that he is to begin cleansing the world of those tortured souls who have lost the will to carry on. With a driving urge to achieve notoriety, Antonio sets about luring a series of na?ve victims to room six for a series of grueling, blood-soaked purification rites which he meticulously documents in a diary of both images and the written word — all the while hiding his heinous crimes from his unsuspecting new wife. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Pornografia – Widescreen Subtitle $14.99 Based on the novel by Witold Gombrowicz, writer/director Jan Jakub Kolski’s Pornography is set in the Polish countryside during WWII. Witold (Adam Ferency), the narrator, is at a gathering of his intellectual artist friends in Warsaw, where he meets Frederick (Krzysztof Majchrzak), a mysterious, but charming, stranger. They hit it off, so Witold invites Frederick along as he goes to visit the home of his friend Hipolit (Krzysztof Globisz) and his wife Maria (Grazyna Blecka-Kolska). Witold and Frederick become obsessed with arranging the coupling of Hipolit’s beautiful teenage daughter, Henia (Sandra Samos), and an equally beautiful young man, Karol (Kazimierz Mazur), who is working at the farm. But Henia is engaged to Vaclav (Grzegorz Damiecki), who is visiting with his deeply religious mother, Amelia (Irena Laskowska). As the two middle-aged gentlemen scheme, Germans fight with the Polish resistance, led by Siemian (Jan Frycz), in the woods nearby. Hipolit supports the resistance and his household is thrown into chaos when he is ordered to “liquidate” Siemian to prevent him from talking if he’s captured by the Germans. Meanwhile, Frederick’s obsession with Veronika, a pretty young maid at the house, masks a dark secret from his past. Pornography was shown at the 2003 Venice Film Festival and selected for the 2003 New York Film Festival. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi |
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The Killer Shrews – B&W $5.99 Ken Curtis, former singing cowboy and Gunsmoke’s Festus, joined right-wing radio’s Gordon McLendon in producing this hilariously bad monster movie about a horde of outsized rodents run amok on an isolated island. The creation of mad scientist Baruch Lumet (father of acclaimed director Sidney Lumet), the monster shrews (portrayed by collies in goofy rubber masks!) escape the lab during a hurricane and devour nearly every other animal on the island before seeking human prey — including star James Best and girlfriend Ingrid Goude (1957′s Miss Universe), who are stranded on the island by the same storm. The survivors manage to escape to safety thanks to some goofy contraptions constructed from trash cans. This one is best remembered by bad-film buffs for its tail-wagging canine stars and a multitude of famous names on both sides of the camera. Curtis and McLendon’s companion film The Giant Gila Monster is slightly less ridiculous. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi |
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The Secret Life of Geisha – B&W Collector’s $14.99 The centuries-old, mysterious Geisha tradition has played a significant part in Japanese society and has long been been held in a place of honor. Geishas have been trained since childhood in music, dance, the arts, formal ceremonies, conversation, and various ways of bolstering and indulging “the male ego.” A revered tradition involving women who are meticulously trained, expensively dressed, made up to appear as if they are wearing masks — and formally devoted to the idea that “Man has done no wrong, man can do no wrong” — may not easily be understood by many people in modern western society. This program, narrated by Susan Sarandon, gives viewers a look inside the tradition and sorts out some assumptions. Although hired to provide entertainment and company to men, a geisha (the word means “artist”) is usually not a prostitute. A historical look is also taken at the impact of geisha’s alliances with political figures, the tradition’s struggle for survival through World War II and the cultural changes that followed it. Interviews with modern-day geisha and their clients are included. Commentary is also provided by authors Arthur Golden (Memoirs of a Geisha) and Liza Dalby (Geisha). ~ Alice Duncan, Rovi |
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She Had to Choose – B&W $5.99 Sally Bates ($Isabel Jewell) is a young Texas woman trying to make it to Hollywood on too little money and driving a car that’s too old. She gets stranded one night, nearly out of money and gas, in a college town where she meets Bill Cutler (Larry “Buster” Crabbe), a poor-but-honest and hard-working campus hunk — he’s a football hero and also runs the local drive-in restaurant for his mother (Maidel Turner). They take a light-hearted liking to each other and are thrust together even more forcefully when she helps break up a robbery. Sally ends up being taken into Bill’s mother’s home and working at the drive-in; but Bill is always spending time with his longtime steady Clara Berry (Sally Blane), who’s got a lot of money and a lot of interest in Bill — she and her family have big plans for him, when they marry, and Sally doesn’t want to get in the way. She ends up going out with Clara’s brother Jack (Regis Toomey), whose fun-loving nature masks a drinking problem and a mean and reckless streak. A series of misunderstandings ensues, culminating in Bill beating Jack to death — despite the evidence that it was, at worst, manslaughter, the district attorney (Wallis Clark) does his best to prove murder. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi |
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Conquest - $12.99 Acclaimed horror director Lucio Fulci infuses the sword-and-sorcery genre with gory decapitations, pus-squirting lesions and flesh-eating zombies in this uneven fantasy. The hero of the piece is young Ilias (Andrea Occhipinti), who, along with his bolo-swinging friend Maxz (Jorge Rivero), battles monsters, mutant tribes, and an evil queen (Sabrina Siani) on his journey to manhood. As the evil Ocron, the topless Siani wears a gold mask and bikini bottoms while writhing around on a fur rug covered with live snakes. Siani rules over a risible tribe of people in dog masks who blow narcotics up each others’ noses through a straw, and conjures up wolf-warriors from her dreams to shoot poisonous straws at her enemies. The American version is missing much of the gore, but is still far too explicit for the young audiences at whom it is apparently aimed. Terrible special effects, hazy cinematography and inappropriately modernistic music by Claudio Simonetti do not make the film very enjoyable for adults either. Still, it is well-paced and Occhipinti makes a sympathetic lead, making the film worthwhile, if only for genre completists and Fulci devotees. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi |
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Shadowboxer – Widescreen AC3 Dolby $5.99 A late-career change of heart leads to a dangerous life on the run for two seasoned assassins whose complex relationship masks a dark past in director Lee Daniels’ pulpy film noir. When Mickey (Cuba Gooding Jr.) was just a child, his abusive father savagely murdered the young boy’s mother shortly before being gunned down by Rose (Helen Mirren), Mickey’s stepmother. Twenty years later, Mickey and Rose are not only working together as hired killers, but they have grown to become lovers as well. When Rose discovers she is dying of terminal cancer and becomes addicted to morphine, her conscience soon prompts her to reevaluate her murderous ways. Assigned the task of taking out Vickie (Vanessa Ferlito), the wife of local crime boss Clayton (Stephen Dorff), Mickey and Rose are unable to complete their mission upon discovering that Vickie is pregnant. With the tragedy of the past threatening to lock Mickey, Rose, and their reluctant charge into a tragic cycle of death and deceit, the reluctant killers attempt to make amends for their violent past by protecting Vickie’s unborn child and allowing Rose one last chance at redemption. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Trespass - $29.99 A wealthy family fight back against a gang of ruthless criminals during a violent home invasion in this relentless nail-biter from director Joel Schumacher (8MM, Phone Booth). Powerful businessman Kyle (Nicolas Cage) lives in a private community with his gorgeous wife Sarah (Nicole Kidman) and their rebellious teenage daughter Avery (Liana Liberato). Though security is tight in their affluent neighborhood, cunning thief Elias (Ben Mendelsohn) has spent months planning the perfect robbery, and his crew have the skills needed to pull it off. Meanwhile, Sarah is overseeing the renovations that Kyle has approved when her gaze begins to drift to the backyard of their sprawling estate and to a handsome worker (Cam Gigandet) as he tends to their pool. Then one night, without warning, a simple knock at the door changes everything. Their home suddenly overrun by a band of ruthless criminals whose polite demeanor masks a terrifying malevolence, the fractured family realize that the only way out alive is to trust one another and fight together to reclaim what is rightfully theirs. Trespass played at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Monsters Crash the Pajama Party - $8.99 A group of sorority girls are instructed to spend the night in a haunted house as an initiation. None of them believe in ghosts, and all expect their boyfriends to show up at midnight in an attempt to scare them with store-bought masks, so they relax in their pajamas and wait for the fun to start. Little do they suspect that the house also holds a secret laboratory where a mad scientist is performing nefarious experiments, turning beautiful girls into gorillas. The girls are abducted and chained in the basement, but luckily their boyfriends arrive in the nick of time and fight off the crazy doctor’s henchmen (a werewolf, a gorilla, and a creature of some indeterminate type). Incensed at his monsters’ failure to procure a girl for his experiments, the mad scientist instructs them to blast a hole in the movie screen with a laser gun and venture out into the audience. At this point the screen goes blank, and during Monsters Crash the Pajama Party’s original theatrical run, actors wearing identical monster costumes would run through the crowd, chasing girls to bring back up onscreen with them. It’s all played for laughs and both the comedy and horror is extremely lightweight, best enjoyed by fans of schlock cinema or anyone who feels nostalgic for the live “spook shows” that used to tour the country so many years ago. ~ Fred Beldin, Rovi |
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Darkman 2: The Return of Durant – Widescreen Subtitle AC3 Dolby $8.99 Darkman is up to his old tricks. He’s robbing from the criminals and keeping for himself so he can further perfect his synthetic skin which dissolves after 99 minutes in the light. His old arch-nemesis, Robert Durrant (Larry Drake) returns, having survived the helicopter crash in the first film. Durant attempts to rebuild his crumbling empire by devising a new particle gun to sell on the market. After Durant kills a young scientist for his warehouse, Darkman goes on a rampage, vowing to destroy Durant once and for all. Darkman concocts masks of his enemies and infiltrates Durant’s gang, turning everyone on themselves. This sequel is above the typical direct-to-video quality and director May has captured Raimi’s comic-book style, but the energy that propelled the original is sorely missing here. Welcome back is Drake who once again astonishes with a gleefully maniacal performance, rightfully stealing the show. Replacing the title character is Arnold Vosloo, who coolly plays Darkman without the enraged melodramatics Liam Neeson brought to his portrayal of the tormented hero. This sequel was actually filmed after Darkman III: Die, Darkman, Die but was released on video first despite the fact that Universal thought it looked good enough to release into theaters. ~ Sean D. MacLaggan, Rovi |
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Rayman 3D – Nintendo 3DS $19.99 SynopsisThe evil mechanical pirates draw nearer, aggressively trying to pin you in a corner. Your back against the wall, they seem to have succeeded. But you won’t give up so easy. You twist your hair into a tight spiral. As you release it, the hair spins tirelessly around and around like helicopter blades, lifting you off the ground. The pirates watch in disbelief as you sail over their heads, unsure of what to do next. They may have enslaved your family and friends, but you’re not about to let them win. This is your world. Get ready to take it back. In Rayman 3D, dive into a world plagued by pirates as you command the jointless hero, Rayman, through 45 areas in 13 regions. Led by the maniacal Razorbeard, a band of evil mechanical pirates has enslaved the population of Rayman’s world. The only way to stop them is to collect 1,000 lums, magical fragments of the world’s energy core, and all four magical masks to awaken the sleeping god, Polokus. With Polokus’s help, you just may be able to send these fiends back to where they came from. Enter a rich 3D environment as you run, jump, climb, swim, fly, loop-the-loop, water ski and use Rayman’s hair to fly around as a helicopter. Are you ready to save Rayman’s world? |
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My Make-Up PRE-OWNED – Nintendo DS $9.99 SynopsisWith weddings, parties and special events to go to, you need to look your best. Give yourself a makeover, some face paint or just a little pampering with My Make-Up for Nintendo DS. Experiment with new styles and techniques and earn new colors and stencils as rewards. With an assortment of brushes, colors, creams, face masks, hydrating fruits and face paint palettes to choose from, you’re sure to have a fun and fabulous time creating a whole new look for yourself and your friends. Throw a makeover party and invite up to three friends via Nintendo DS wireless communication to get the makeup fun started. Practice pampering and face painting and then check your inbox messages so you can see whose makeover dreams you can make come true. Save pictures of your best makeovers and send them out to your My Make-Up friends or My Dress-Up friends. With MyGames Chat via Nintendo DS wireless communication, you can even keep in touch with all your friends with the My Make-Up, My Dress-Up and My Secret Diary games. Who’s ready for some lipstick? |
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Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights – Nintendo 3DS $19.99 SynopsisWhen a curious gadget bearing a map makes its way to Doctor Jean-Pierre Lautrec through a woman named Marie, it becomes apparent that something big is about to happen. The map appears to point the way to an incredible hidden treasure of Louis XIV of the House of Bourbon, a dynasty which had collapsed a century earlier. Now, in 19th-century Europe, Doctor Lautrec will need the help of his perky and emotional sidekick, Sophie, and some major help from you to escape the countless obstacles and mysterious men that stand in his way. Go on a treasure hunt in Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights. Search for clues, solve puzzles to unlock new mysteries and gather more information as you continue on your quest. Encounter the Knights of the Iron Mask, a mysterious group of men with iron masks and claws, and a mysterious man named Vidocq as you try to find the treasure. With a variety of puzzles to solve and complex characters to explore, Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights offers a rich, immersive gameplay experience. Experience both 2D and 3D levels for an even more thrilling adventure. Are you ready to enter a world where mystery and adventure lurk around every corner? |
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Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights PRE-OWNED – Nintendo 3DS $17.99 SynopsisWhen a curious gadget bearing a map makes its way to Doctor Jean-Pierre Lautrec through a woman named Marie, it becomes apparent that something big is about to happen. The map appears to point the way to an incredible hidden treasure of Louis XIV of the House of Bourbon, a dynasty which had collapsed a century earlier. Now, in 19th-century Europe, Doctor Lautrec will need the help of his perky and emotional sidekick, Sophie, and some major help from you to escape the countless obstacles and mysterious men that stand in his way. Go on a treasure hunt in Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights. Search for clues, solve puzzles to unlock new mysteries and gather more information as you continue on your quest. Encounter the Knights of the Iron Mask, a mysterious group of men with iron masks and claws, and a mysterious man named Vidocq as you try to find the treasure. With a variety of puzzles to solve and complex characters to explore, Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights offers a rich, immersive gameplay experience. Experience both 2D and 3D levels for an even more thrilling adventure. Are you ready to enter a world where mystery and adventure lurk around every corner? |
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Color Efex Pro 30 Complete Edition – Mac/Windows $299.99 Apply both traditional and stylizing filters to your digital photography to enhance and transform images, creating a world of photographic possibilities. Control every aspect of your digital photography and ensure that each image delivers the exact impression you want to convey. Innovative features and filters give you the power to change the most minute details of each image and make it into even more of a masterpiece. Color Efex Pro 3.0 makes it easy to apply enhancements and improve the overall quality of your images. Patented U Point technology provides precise control as you selectively apply enhancements without the need for any complicated masks, layers or selections. Manipulate color, light and tonality in your images and create unique enhancements that deliver professional-looking results. With 52 filters and more than 250 effects, Color Efex Pro 3.0 lets you perform high-quality retouching, color correction and endless creative enhancements to your photographs that label them as truly your own. |
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Rayman 3D PRE-OWNED – Nintendo 3DS $17.99 SynopsisEvil mechanical pirates are everywhere, trying to take control of your world. They are fierce, but you won’t give up so easy. You twist your hair into a tight spiral. As you release it, the hair spins tirelessly around and around like helicopter blades, lifting you off the ground. It’s time for action. The pirates may have enslaved your family and friends, but you’re not about to let them win. This is your world. Get ready to take it back. In Rayman 3D, dive into a world plagued by pirates as you command the jointless hero Rayman through 45 areas in 13 regions. Led by the maniacal Razorbeard, a band of evil mechanical pirates has enslaved the population of Rayman’s world. The only way to stop them is to collect 1,000 lums, magical fragments of the world’s energy core, and all four magical masks to awaken the sleeping god, Polokus. With Polokus’s help, you just may be able to send these fiends back to where they came from. Enter a rich 3D environment as you run, jump, climb, swim, fly, loop-the-loop, water ski and use Rayman’s hair to fly around as a helicopter. Are you ready to save Rayman’s world? |
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Gad Guard [S.A.V.E.] [4 Discs] – Box $24.99 Includes:Gad Guard: Episode 3: On a Street Corner in Night Town (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 4: With Bright Eyes (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 5: And Then the Rain Will Fall (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 6: The Five Masks (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 7: If I Could Fly (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 8: Wandering Pair (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 9: Snow Melts the Heart (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 10: Bundles of Bills, in the Setting Sun (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 11: No Returning to Rainbow Town (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 12: Blue Bird (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 13: Dwellers of the Night (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 19: A Road Companion (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 20: The End of This World (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 14: Seeking Lost Time (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 15: A Garden in the Sun (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 16: The Day We Bare Our Fangs (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 17: The End of This World (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 18: The Logic of Those Who Leave (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 21: Blue Slumber (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 22: Spiral Dance of Glass (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 23: The Atoning Man (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 24: The Will to Strive for the Heavens (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 25: Time Towards the Sky (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 26: Young Traveller (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 1: Looking up at the Same Sky (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 2: Putting the Pieces Together (2003) Gad Guard: Episode 3: On a Street Corner in Night Town No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 4: With Bright Eyes No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 5: And Then the Rain Will Fall No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 6: The Five Masks No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 7: If I Could Fly No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 8: Wandering Pair No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 9: Snow Melts the Heart No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 10: Bundles of Bills, in the Setting Sun No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 11: No Returning to Rainbow Town No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 12: Blue Bird No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 13: Dwellers of the Night No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 19: A Road Companion No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 20: The End of This World No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 14: Seeking Lost Time No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 15: A Garden in the Sun No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 16: The Day We Bare Our Fangs No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 17: The End of This World No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 18: The Logic of Those Who Leave No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 21: Blue Slumber No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 22: Spiral Dance of Glass No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 23: The Atoning Man No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 24: The Will to Strive for the Heavens No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 25: Time Towards the Sky No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 26: Young Traveller No synopsis available. Gad Guard: Episode 1: Looking |
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Lazos de Amor – Fullscreen Subtitle $14.99 This condensed version of the Mexican telenovela series centers around identical triplets Maria Guadalupe, Maria Paula, and Maria Fernanda – whose uncanny resemblance to one another betrays the fact that they all possess deeply disparate personalities. When the triplets were just young girls, their parents were killed in a tragic car accident. Later, Maria Guadalupe falls down a mountain and into a river. Though she is believed to be dead, Maria Guadalupe is still very much alive. She’s being raised by Ana Sales, who is still struggling with her own mother’s death and who vows to raise the child as her own – even after discovering the truth about her identity. Meanwhile, Maria Fernanda has been rendered blind in an accident, and refuses to give up hope that her sibling somehow survived her treacherous fall. The most glamorous of the three sisters is Maria Paula, though her outward radiance masks a deep selfishness. Maria Paula always has to be the center of attention, especially when she’s around her uncle Eduardo and grandmother Mercedes. When Maria Guadalupe and Ana arrive in Mexico City to seek treatment for an illness, the amnesiac sister falls for a handsome and kindhearted cab driver named Nicolas, who has just moved to the city to live with his grandfather. Though Ana tries her best to conceal Maria Guadalupe’s true identity by restricting the actions of the young girl, Nicolas’ grandfather knows the truth. Before long, the lives of all three sisters converge in Mexico City, drawing the people around them together in a manner that no one could have foreseen. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Fargo – Widescreen Dubbed Subtitle AC3 $9.99 Filmmaking siblings Joel Coen and Ethan Coen both embraced and poked satirical fun at their Minnesotan roots with this comedy-drama-thriller that earned seven Oscar nominations, winning for Best Actress and Best Original Screenplay. Frances McDormand stars as Marge Gunderson, a pregnant police chief whose affable, folksy demeanor masks a whip-smart mind. When a pair of motorists are found slain not far from the corpse of a state trooper, Marge begins piecing together a case involving a pair of dopey would-be kidnappers, Carl (Steve Buscemi) and Gaear (Bergman stock player Peter Stormare). They’ve been hired by Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy), a car salesman under the thumb of his wealthy, overbearing boss and father-in-law, Wade (Harve Presnell). Jerry’s raised some money illegally through a petty scam he’s run on General Motors and he’s about to get caught. When Wade sours a business deal that could save his son-in-law’s hide, the desperate Jerry hires Carl and Gaear to kidnap his wife and hold her for ransom. Things go predictably wrong and a series of murders occur, with Marge, waddling along behind her enormous belly and ever-hungering for an all-you-can-eat buffet, hot on the trail of the killers. Although the credits for Fargo state that the film is loosely based on real events, the story is entirely fictional, the claim being just an ironic jibe on the part of the Coens. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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Fargo – Widescreen $22.99 Filmmaking siblings Joel Coen and Ethan Coen both embraced and poked satirical fun at their Minnesotan roots with this comedy-drama-thriller that earned seven Oscar nominations, winning for Best Actress and Best Original Screenplay. Frances McDormand stars as Marge Gunderson, a pregnant police chief whose affable, folksy demeanor masks a whip-smart mind. When a pair of motorists are found slain not far from the corpse of a state trooper, Marge begins piecing together a case involving a pair of dopey would-be kidnappers, Carl (Steve Buscemi) and Gaear (Bergman stock player Peter Stormare). They’ve been hired by Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy), a car salesman under the thumb of his wealthy, overbearing boss and father-in-law, Wade (Harve Presnell). Jerry’s raised some money illegally through a petty scam he’s run on General Motors and he’s about to get caught. When Wade sours a business deal that could save his son-in-law’s hide, the desperate Jerry hires Carl and Gaear to kidnap his wife and hold her for ransom. Things go predictably wrong and a series of murders occur, with Marge, waddling along behind her enormous belly and ever-hungering for an all-you-can-eat buffet, hot on the trail of the killers. Although the credits for Fargo state that the film is loosely based on real events, the story is entirely fictional, the claim being just an ironic jibe on the part of the Coens. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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Monarchy $34.99 Shrouded in mystery, enigmatic Australian dance-pop duo Monarchy were rumored to be the alias of everyone from hotshot producer Stuart Price to Hot Chip when they burst onto the scene, wearing mummified face masks, in early 2010. Later revealed as virtual unknowns Edward Nigma (vocals) and Peter Uzzle (production), the reality may have been a little less exciting than the speculation, but their debut album, Around the Sun, is more than worthy of being mentioned in the same breath as their more famous counterparts. Indeed, it’s not difficult to see why the former Les Rythmes Digitales maverick’s name in particular was bandied about, as several of its 12 tracks could have been lifted from his sessions with the Killers (the bass-driven new wave funk of “Jealous Guy”), Kylie Minogue (the slinky synth pop of “Love Get Out of My Way”), and Scissor Sisters (the falsetto glam-disco of “Call”). But elsewhere, Monarchy’s sophisticated attack on the dancefloor has more in common with the melodramatic ’80s-inspired electro of Hurts, as evident on the orchestral opener “Black, the Colour of My Heart,” the Chris Isaak-esque yearning melodies and Italo-house riffs of “I Won’t Let Go,” and the spacy synths and warm layered harmonies of “Gold in the Fire.” However, Around the Sun is less convincing when it strays from its nu-synth leanings. “You Don’t Want to Dance with Me” is an out-of-place fusion of clattering R&B beats and warped basslines, the title track is an aimless and pointless slice of space-age ambience, and melancholic closer “Travelling by Ambulance” is a formulaic attempt to produce a Snow Patrol-style “lighters in the air” pop/rock ballad. Arriving a year after its original release date (due to the duo’s premature dumping from Mercury), Around the Sun may have lost some of the momentum gained from their intriguing “guess who” anonymous profile. But when it plays to its strengths, it’s a classy piece of glossy electro-pop that should ensure everyone knows who they are next time round. ~ Jon O’Brien |
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Bloody Pit of Horror [LP] $20.98 With there being an overabundance of metal bands hiding behind gory masks and costumes circa the early 21st century, some forget that GWAR was one of the first to specialize in this “comic book/horror movie” style and approach. And what has set GWAR apart from most of the “masked metal competition” is that they have always had a sense of humor in what they’ve done, while some of the similar-looking bands that followed in their path take things a bit too seriously. You’ve got to give GWAR some credit — they’re still at it (decades after first appearing on the scene), as evidenced by the arrival of their 12th studio album overall, 2010′s Bloody Pit of Horror. As with past GWAR releases, you know exactly what to expect before your “listening experience” begins: Metallica-like buzz-saw riffing, grizzly/gory lyrics, etc. And wouldn’t you know it? Bloody Pit of Horror sounds just like their previous albums! Take a gander at such song titles as the album-opener “Zombies, March,” as well as “A Gathering of Ghouls,” and “Hail, Genocide,” and you know exactly what lies ahead. Also included is a song in which the band does their best “Type O Negative impersonation” (especially the vocals of GWAR’s leader, Oderus Urungus), perhaps as a tribute to recently deceased Type O founder, Pete Steele. While GWAR is still obviously best experienced on the concert stage (they continue to offer the most over-the-top stage show in all of rock), Bloody Pit of Horror won’t let the GWAR faithful down. ~ Greg Prato |
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I’m a Cyborg, but That’s OK – Subtitle $19.99 After wrapping-up his critically-acclaimed “Vengeance Trilogy” with the award-winning 2005 thriller Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, South Korean filmmaker Chan-wook Park shifts gears for this gently comic romantic drama concerning a delusional young mental patient who believes herself to be a cyborg. Convinced that she is not entirely human but in fact part android, Young-goon (Lim Su-jeong)’s health begins to deteriorate as she gives up eating food and instead decides to “charge her batteries” by administering electric shocks to herself via a small transistor radio. As her mental state continues to deteriorate, the troubled young woman takes to donning her grandmother’s dentures and carrying on extended conversations with various machines around the mental health facility. Of course Young-goon isn’t the only person suffering from a mental malady in this hospital, and it’s not long before Il-soon (Rain), a young man with a penchant for wearing masks and a reputation for being anti-social, is admitted as well. A good-looking young man who sets about convincing his fellow patients that he has the power to absorb their personality traits, Il-soon gradually begins to develop a tender romance with the troubled Young-goon. Later, when hospital officials determine that the only way to save Young-goon is to administer electro-shock therapy, the treatment has the unusual side-effect of convincing the would-be android that she has been fully recharged and possesses the ability to fire bullets from her fingers. In reality, Young-goon’s physical deterioration has become truly alarming. With little time to lose before the love of his life slides beyond the point of no return, Il-soon enlists the aid of his concerned fellow patients in getting Young-goon back on the path to good health. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
March 24th, 2006 in
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