A Man To Respect
$19.95
Kirk Douglas plays Steve Wallace, a man who has just gotten out of jail, a man about to make one final play, and above all else, A Man To Respect! Steve is a master thief who decides to take a job offered to him by an organization that recognizes his particular talents. The first job he ever took from them landed him in jail but now he knows what�s out there and it�s time to take it! This great flick features a fantastic score by Ennio Morricone and is filled with enough action, emotion, and twists to satisfy any eurocrime action enthusiast! There is an amazing car chase that has to be seen to be believed. Previously, A Man to Respect has only been available fullscreen and in some countries has been cut by nearly 15 minutes! This is the uncut widescreen print that is the way this crime action caper was meant to be seen. Uncut and Letterboxed from Japan.

The Barbarians
$19.95
Captured as youths, identical twin brothers are transformed into gladitorial fighting machines while the rest of their clan live as outlaws in the woods. The two escape the putrid death pits of the evil tyrant Kadar and set off on a quest to rescue their Queen, destroy the mythical Bog-Dragon and recover the magical Ruby of Life. Ruggero Deodato (Cannibal Holocaust ) directs this wacky fantasy-adventure that features the steroid stallion Barbarian Bros., the creepy Richard Lynch (Cut and Run) and one an only Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes) as the Dirtmaster.

Blastfighter
$19.95
An ex-cop serves ten years in prison for killing his wife's murderer and upon his release from prison he decides to return to his hometown to escape from his past. On the way back to his home in Georgia, one of his friends gives him a gun that fires grenades, smoke bombs, steel balls, rockets, and several other types of projectiles. One day, while looking through the scope of his gun, he happens to witness a group of local boys poaching a deer. Upon further investigation, he uncovers a poaching ring run by a man from Hong Kong who is using bits of the animals for Oriental medicines. He decides to put a stop to the ring but runs into difficulty when people around him begin to die. All the hatered, violence and vengeance he once fought to suppress now cannot be denied - the Blastfighter will have total revenge. Hailed by some as Lamberto Bava's best, this film was made right before Demons and featured Michele Soavi (Dellamorte Dellamore) in a small role as well as helping out as assistant director.

The Blue Eyed Bandit
$19.95
Franco Nero stars as con man with disguise in this great Italian crime thriller written and directed by the late Alfredo Giannetti (The Shark Hunter). During the day, Nero works in a big money firm disguised as an elderly crippled accountant by wearing a grey haired wig and brown contact lenses to cover his piercing blue eyes. His employers are none the wiser about his hidden identity and when it becomes time to rob them blind, the flash of his natural blue eyes throws them off track. Unfortunately the plan isn�t quite perfect and the snoopy security guard, gay masseuse and slutty wife of the company's cafeteria chef start finding suspicious clues that may lead to his capture. Cool plot twists, rich character development and a great score by Ennio Morricone all contribute to make this a superbly entertaining flick. Uncut from Japan.

The Cheaters
$19.95
This Sergio Martino crime action classic follows the adventures of a street-wise hustler who starts working for a big criminal organization as a professional gambler. Everything is working out like a dream until he meets the girlfriend of his boss� son. The two fall in love and run away together with the protection of the boss since the young man is a valuable asset. The boss� son is hell bent on getting revenge and the story thickens with some very tragic, violent, and complex twists and surprises.

Cruel Jaws
$19.95
This insane Jaws rip-off is as campy as you can get, complete with a Hulk Hogan clone and score that is more than reminiscent of Star Wars. The film is about a evil tiger shark that was born in captivity as part of a navy experiment and trained as a killer to hang around a sunken navy ship. The heroes of the film decide to blow up the ship to get rid of the shark and by the end the shark has eaten16 people. This is extreme guerilla filmmaking done by Italian cheese wizard Bruno Mattei (Star Crash), who steals from many sources to make this homage to the small shark film genre. Letterboxed and Uncut from Japan.

The Day Of The Cobra
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Franco Nero stars as The Cobra - a lethal, cunning ex-cop, hired by a corrupt narcotics bureau official to track down a sinister heroin kingpin in the gritty backstreets of Genoa, Italy. During the savage chase through Genoa's narcotics underworld, The Cobra discovers that he has been an unwitting pawn in a deadly a greedy drug-money game, ruthlessly played by his apparent lover (Sybil Danning), and murderously manipulated by his unscrupulous employer. The treasure hunt becomes The Cobra's vendetta hunt though when he strikes his deceitful prey and settle all scores.

Double Target
$19.95
Several American and British military personnel are killed in suicide attacks throughout southeast Asia and the US believe that the Vietnamese government are the ones responsible. The U.S. army calls upon a former commando (Miles O'Keeffe) to go in and uncover the truth, but he wants to find his long-lost son in Vietnam. While his military officers in command want to see the commando succeed in his mission there are political overseers that have a different set of plans. Bruno Mattei (Hell of the Living Dead) directs this action flick that more than resembles Rambo First Blood Part 2. Uncut from Japan.

Endgame
$19.95
The year is 2025 and the world is rising from the ashes of the nuclear war. The favorite TV show is Endgame, a game where the prey must escape the hunters for their lives. Al Cliver (Zombie, The Beyond) stars as Shannon, a champion prey, so good at Endgame that he is sponsored by the drug Life Plus. One day while Shannon is doing the show, he runs into a telepathic girl (Laura Gemser of the Emmanuelle fame) who desperately needs his help. The two of them get a posse together and head to the desert wasteland. Along with having to deal with blind killer monks and a biker gang lead by a drooling blue mutant, the runaway group also has the sadistic Colonel Morgan and his Security Service in hot pursuit. Uncut from Japan.

The Great Alligator
$19.95
A photographer is hired to fly to a newly built resort in the middle of the jungle to take some some publicity photos for the owner. Upon his arrival he is given a guided tour of the grounds and ends up finding himself very interested in the owners beautiful assistant (Barbara Bach). Meanwhile two locals sail to a nearby island to get it on and on their way back they are attacked and killed by a giant alligator. The photographer and the assistant hear their screams and figure out what happened when they discover the remains of the couples boat. The ancient jungle god Kruna is pissed about the multi-million dollars tourist trap resort and has taken the form of a giant man-eating alligator. The greedy hotel owner is not convince though and since his first guests are coming to stay he doesnt want to start a panic. The situation is futher complicated when the local tribesmen go on a violent killing spree and slaughter nearly all the annoying tourists. It is not until the assistant is captured, stripped and trussed up down by the river to act as a sacrifice to Kruna that the magnate finally listens, but by then it is far too late as the giant alligator tears through the rest of the guest list.Sergio Martino creates a uniquely cruel and menacing atmosphere and the death scenes are done with great skill and panache. Also features an excellent 70's jungle music score by Stelvio Cipriani. Uncut, Letterboxed.

Hands Of Steel
$19.95
In the bleak future world of 1997, the earth is bleached and battered by toxic gases and acid rain. The human race teeters on the verge of extinction and a half-man, half-machine cyborg is hired to terminate the one lone scientist (Dr. Butcher M.D.�s Donald O�Brien) that can give mankind hope. The cyborg sympathizes with the scientist but a ruthless programmer (John Saxon) is determined to finish the mission and bring on utter disaster. Sergio Martino (Slave of the Cannibal God) directs this apocalyptic action fest that features music by Claudio �Goblin� Simonetti and Special FX by Sergio Stivaletti. Uncut from Japan. Letterboxed.

Highway Racer
$19.95
Maurizio Merli plays a slightly psychotic detective named Palmer in this Italian crime action flick directed by frequent contributor of thr genre, Stelvio Massi. Palmer is the police department's best driver, but even he is confused by a string of armed robberies committed by stunt-driving crooks who continually evade their police pursuers with the greatest of ease.With the bandits still on the loose, Palmer is kicked off the case after a couple of crackups, one of which causes the death of his partner. It isn't long before he is recruited by his boss again to infiltrate the gang and tip off the department to their next robbery. Stelvio Massi stages several exciting car chases and stunts in this one, including a dangerous-looking jump and a collision between a car and pedestrian that looks a little too close for comfort. Uncut from Japan, Letterboxed.

Inglorious Bastards
$19.95
This great war movie set in Europe during WWII is like The Dirty Dozen but filled with Enzo G. Castellari's usual hefty doses action and violence. A group of American soldiers are in the process of being shipped off to a military prison for a variety of infractions but during their transport a German artillery attack hits the convoy, enabling four of the prisoners to escape. The group decides to head toward neutral Switzerland where they can avoid the fighting and going to prison. As they make their way to freedom, they end up volunteering for a commando mission to steal a V2 warhead for the French Underground. Somehow, the team must sneak into the most heavily guarded base in German territory, steal the Nazi's most precious military hardware, and bring it back to the allies without getting arrested again by their own side. The modern master Quentin Tarantino next project after Kill Bill is supposedly a remake of this film. Uncut from Japan.

The Last Shark
$19.95
Locals of a coastal town decide to make a beach just for swimmers but it doesn't take long for a cranky 35 foot great white shark to stake out his territory and seek revenge on the humans. When the Mayor does nothing to stop the shark attacks its up to the late great Vic Morrow (Twilight Zone) and James Franciscus (Cat O' Nine Tails) to go stop the terror of the water. Released in the U.S. under the title Great White in 1982, this movie was quickly yanked out of theatres when Steven Spielberg and Universal Studios had it barred from distribution due to the blaring similarities to JAWS and JAWS 2. Uncut from Japan, Letterboxed.

Live Like A Cop, Die Like A Man
$19.95
Ruggero Deodato's (Cannibal Holocaust) directs this super rare crime thriller written by genre vet Fernado Di Leo. The film follows Fred and Tony, members of an elite 'anti-gand squad' of the Rome police force who are licensed-to-kill, undercover cops that act like gangsters themselves. The two thrive on living dangerously, blow things up for laughs and shoot criminals before they commit the crimes. A gangster wants them out of the picture and has one of their colleagues shot and from there on in Fred and Tony seek revenge and engage in gang warfare. Filled lots of action, good characters and of course some trademark Deodato gore. Uncut from Japan.

Manhunt
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A small time pimp is marked for execution by the mafia for supposedly stealing their heroin shipment that was enroute from Milan to New York. Unable to prove his innocence, the framed man is viciously pursued by the New York boss' hit men (Henry Silva and Woody Strode). The dreaded organization mistakenly underestimates their prey though, as he has launched his own hunt and makes his bloody one-man commando assault on the organization's fortified headquarters. There he must face his predatory accusers and the double-dealing truth behind his frame-up. Plenty of violence and sleaze can be found in this crime feature directed by Fernando Di Leo.

Miami Golem
$19.95
A professor and his crew of scientists make an interesting discovery when they attempt to revive the cell of an unknown creature. Little do they know, their experiment has sparked life, and unlocked the awesome and destructive power of an uncontrollable alien force. A TV reporter (The Beyond�s David Warbeck) tries to find reasons for the strange activity that engulfs the discovery, but when the professor and his staff are killed by a gang, answers become crucial as the alien continues to grow and utilizes its powerful psychic energies to control and kill. Uncut from Japan. Letterboxed.

Raiders Of Atlantis
$19.95
When a team of scientists attempt to raise a sunken Russian submarine, a powerful disturbance rocks the Caribbean and from the crystal depths rises the ancient lost continent of Atlantis. Stranded by the powerful maelstrom created by the continent�s mysterious reappearance, the group of survivors set foot on the island�s forbidden shores. There, the daring raiders engage in deadly combat with savage Atlanteans that are armed with and arsenal of deadly pitfalls, traps, and a array of atomic weapons trained on the capitals of the world! Ruggero (Cannibal Holocaust) Deodato directs this amazing action adventure that stars Christopher Connelly, Ivan Rassimov (Eaten Alive) and the director of Dellamorte Dellamore, Michele Soavi.

Speed Driver
$19.95
Stelvio Massi is at the helm of this Italian crime and violent action feature with the legendary Fabio Testi in the title role of the speed driver. Testi plays an illegal street racer named Rudi whose reputation in the area becomes so strong that he is hired to compete professionally on the circuit. What Rudi doesn't realize though is that the car's owner is also a drug trafficker. He soon finds out that his boss has ulterior motives to make him do deliveries and become the all-star drug runner. Senta Berger co-stars as an American journalist named Suzanne who tries to help Rudi get out of the situation he has got twisted into and unmask his boss in order to break free. Uncut from Japan.

Striker
$19.95
John �Striker� Slade is sent on a deadly, one-man mission to free a captured journalist in Nicaragua. Facing imminent death from multiple attackers, Striker prevails only to discover that his superiors wanted the mission to fail and for him to die. Using his incredible fury of anger, weapons, and sheer brute strength, Striker must survive and hunt down the corrupt businessmen that profit from the fighting. Master of action Enzo G. Castellari combines political intrigue, suspense, controversy with a 200 plus body count in his trademark style. Uncut from Japan. Letterboxed.

Syndicate Sadists
$19.95
When a private cop is exterminated by terrorists while searching for a kidnapped son of a millionaire, his close friend Rambo (Tomas Milian) vows to deliver his revenge. With his guns and fists, Rambo leaves behind a trail of victims in his search for the missing boy. Meanwhile in his absence, the mob rapes and kills Rambo's girlfriend which fills him with even more hate. Burning with rage, Rambo double-crosses the kidnappers and after a fiery motorcycle chase, traps them in an abandoned house where he slaughters them with magnum force. The boy is finally rescued, but the story isn't over as Rambo seeks out the mob's leader for final justice.

The Violent Breed
$19.95
A group of kidnapped children must be liberated from deep within a Communist Asian stronghold and it�s up to a Vietnam vet working for the C.I.A. to save them. His boss gets word of a renegade American working the world�s richest drug source, the Golden Triangle, with Mafia connections on one side, and a Russian arms deal on the other. The vet is sent back in and it�s one man against an army of cutthroats. Genre regulars Henry Silva and Woody Strode star in this explosive action flick that twists and turns from the streets of New York to the jungles of Southeast Asia.

The Violent Professionals
$19.95
A police detective is suspended from the force for use of extreme violence. When the police chief is murdered in broad daylight, the detective vows to avenge his boss�s death and infiltrates the mob to find out who was responsible. He soon finds himself mixed up with a terrorist network hell-bent on toppling the Italian government by robbing banks and murdering random victims. Sergio Martino (Mountain of the Cannibal God) fills this European crime drama with plenty of violent action and some spectacular car chase. Letterboxed.

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