AL ADAMSON DOUBLE FEATURE
VERSION: Retro Shock-o-Rama;
Fullscreen
DIRECTOR: Al Adamson
GENRE: Horror
LANGUAGES: English (spoken);
no sub-titles
OTHER FEATURES: Retro
Drive-In Promos, Linear Notes
Disc One:
Five
Bloody Graves
CAST: Robert Dix, Scott
Brady, Jim Davis, John Carradine
WRITER: Robert Dix
(story/screenplay)
NOTES: A man finds himself
against a renegade Apache tribe
COMMENTARY: Producer Samuel M. Sherman, Writer Robert Dix
DATE/TIME/RATING: 1970,
88/1h28, about R
Nurse
Sherri (Theatrical Cut)
AKA: Beyond the Living,
Hospital of Terror, Terror Hospital, The Possession of Nurse Sherri
CAST: Jill Jacobson, Marilyn
Joi, Geoffrey Land
WRITER: Michael Bockman,
Greg Tittinger
NOTES: The spirit of a dead
necromancer possesses a nurse who goes on a killing spree
COMMENTARY: Producer Samuel M. Sherman
DATE/TIME/RATING: 1978,
88/1h28, R US
Disc Two
Nurse
Sherri (Alternate Cut)
AKA/CAST/WRITER/NOTES/DATE/RATING:
As Theatrical
TIME: 83/1h23
FEATURES: Interview (Marilyn
Joi)
ALADDIN
VERSION: Walt Disney; Special Edition; Collector’s DVD
Gift Set; Platinum Edition; slipcased within larger slipcase
CAST: Scott Weinger, Robin Williams, Linda Larkin,
Jonathan Freeman, Frank Welker, Gilbert Gottfried, Douglas Searle, Bruce Adler,
Brad Kane, Lea Solonga
DIRECTOR: Ron Clements, John Musker
WRITER: Roger Allers (story); Ron Clements
GENRE: Family, Fantasy
NOTES: A young man with a genie battles thieves in the
ancient Arab world
ACCESSORIES: Slipcase with Character Portrait Drawings,
The Sentitype: Film Frame, and Certificate of Authenticity; Book: A Diamond in
the Rough; 12-page booklet
Disc One:
LANGUAGES: English/2 types (spoken); French,
Spanish (subtitles)
CHAPTERS: 25
COMMENTARY: Producer/Director/Co-Writer
Ron Clements, Producer/Diector John Musker, Co-Producer Amy Pell
COMMENTARY: Supervising Animators
Andreas Deja, Will Finn, Eric Goldberg, Glean Keane
OTHER FEATURES: Deleted Songs (14m10),
Deleted Scenes (5m45), Music and More [17:10; Music Videos, Disney Song Selections],
Disc 2 Preview, Trailers
Disc Two:
LANGUAGES: English (spoken); no subtitles
FEAUTRES: Games & Activities (Inside the Genie’s
Lamp 6m10, Inside the Genie’s Lamp Self-Guided Tour, Aladdin’s Magic Carpet
Adventure, 3 Wishes Game, The Genie World Tour 3m10), Backstage Disney
[Publicity (Theatrical Trailer this 2m50, Return of Jafar 30s, Aladdin and the
King of Thieves; Publicity Gallery), Backstage Disney [A Diamond in the Rough:
The Making of Aladdin (Intro: An Evening with the Creators of Aladdin & the
Producers 11m55 {From Arabian Nights to the Silver Screen 2m45, Reflections on
Black Friday 3m25, Keane’s Teram: Redesigning the Lead Character 4m30, Rough
Stuff #102 Progression Reel 1m53/An Animator Checks his Work 1m19, Green
Room/Take 1 1m35}, The Music 6m50 {A Whole New World: The Recording Sessions
4m25, Rough Stuff #3 Prince Ali: Work in Progress 1m5, Green Room/Take 2 1m10},
The Animators 13m30 {Pencil+Computer: Creating the Magic Carpet 3m10, Master of
the Line: The Art of Al Hirschfield 4m30, Designing Jasmine 2m40, Designing
Jafar 2m10, Unsung Heroes: Of the Clean-Up Department 2m25, Jafar Goes to the
Birds 3m10, Rough Stuff #4 When Live Action Meets Animation 2m10, Green
Room/Take 3 2m10}, The Voice Talent 6m30 {You Talkin’ to Me?: The Voices of
Aladdin 10m, Gilbert Gottfried: Up Close and Aggravated 2m25, Behind the
Microphone 1m50, Extended Cast Member Interviews , Green Room/Take 4
1m10}, Make You Look! 3m45), Alan Menken: Musical Renaissance Man 20m, The Art
of Aladdin (Art Review 8m45, Still Frame Galleries)]
DATE/TIME/RATING: 1992, 90/1h30, G US/Can
AL FRANKEN: GOD SPOKE
VERSION: Docurama;
Fullscreen
CAST: Al Franken, Ann
Coulter, Al Gore, Sean Hannity, Henry Kissinger, Walter Mondale, Michael Moore,
Bill O’Reilly
DIRECTOR: Nick Doobs, Chris
Hegedus
GENRE: Documentary
NOTES: A Democrat political
satirist goes on a road trip
LANGUAGES: English (spoken);
no sub-titles
FEATURES: Trailers
(this/others), Deleted Scenes, Bios (text)
DATE/TIME/RATING: 2006,
84/1h24, about PG
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: THE LEGEND BEGINS
VERSION: Mill creek; Legends
Series; Fullscreen
GENRE: Thriller unless noted
DIRECTOR: Alfred Hitchcock
unless noted
FEATURES: Trailers
(Hitchcock films)
RATING: about G-PG
Disc One
The
Lady Vanishes
CAST: Margaret Lockwood, Michael
Redgrave, Paul Lukas, Dame May Whitty, Cecil Parker, Linden Travers
WRITER: Ethel Lina White (story); Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder
(screenplay)
NOTES: A passenger
disappears during a Europe train trip
DATE/TIME: 1938, 97/1h37
The
Farmer’s Wife
CAST: Jameson Thomas, Lillian
Hall-Davis, Gordon Harker, Gibb McLaughlin, Maud Gill
WRITER: Eden Phillpotts
(play); Eliot Stannard (adaptation)
GENRE: Comedy
NOTES: A widower doesn’t
realize his housekeeper’s in love with him
DATE/TIME: 1928, 98/1h38
The
Manxman
CAST: Carl Brisson, Malcolm
Keen, Anny Ondra, Randle Ayrton, Clare Greet
WRITER: Hall Caine (novel); Eliot
Stannard (scenario)
GENRE: Drama
NOTES: A love triangle on
the Isle of Man
DATE/TIME: 1926, 83/1h23
Alfred
Hitchcock Presents
EPISODES/CAST/DIRECTOR/WRITER/NOTES/DATE/TIME:
·
The Cheney Vase/Patricia
Collings, Alfred Hitchcock, Darren McGavin, Carolyn Jones/Robert Stevens/Robert
Bless/An elderly woman finds herself trapped in her home/1955/24
·
The Sorcerer’s
Apprentice/Diana Dor, Alfred Hitchcock, Brandon De Wilde. David J. Stewart,
Larry Kent/Joseph Lejtes/Robert Bloch (story/teleplay)/A drifter befriends a
magician and his apprentice/1962/24
Disc Two:
Rich
and Strange
AKA: East of Shanghai
CAST: Henry Kendall, Joan
Barry, Percy Marmont, Betty Amann, Elsie Randolph
WRITER: Alfred Hitchcock
(adaptation); Dale Collins (novel)
NOTES: A working class
couple take a cruise after a windfall inheritance
DATE/TIME: 1932, 893/1h23
The
Thirty-Nine Steps
CAST: Robert Donat, Madeleine
Carroll, Lucie Mannheim, Godfrey Tearle, Peggy Ashcroft, John Laurie
WRITER: John Buchan (novel);
Charles Bennett (adaptation)
NOTES: A Canadian gentlemen
visiting London gets caught up in espionage
DATE/TIME: 1935, 83/1h23
Secret
Agent
CAST: John Gielgud, Peter
Lorre, Madeleine Carroll, Robert Young, Percy Marmont
WRITER: W. Somerset Maugham
(novel); Campbell Dixon (play); Charles Bennett (screenplay)
NOTES: In World War I a
British author tries to assassinate a German spy
DATE/TIME: 1936, 86/1h26
Champagne
CAST: Betty Balfour, Jean
Bradin, Ferdinand von Alten, Gordon Harker
WRITER: Alfred Hitchcock
(writer), Walter C. Mycroft (novel)
GENRE: Comedy
NOTES: A rich Wall Street
guy tries to teach his daughter a lesson
DATE/TIME: 1928, 86/1h26
Blackmail
CAST: Anny Ondra, Sara
Allgood, Charles Paton, John Longden, Donald Calthrop
WRITER: Charles Bennett
(play); Alfred Hitchcock (adapted)
NOTES: A woman tries to hide
her role in a murder from her detective boyfriend
DATE/TIME: 1929, 84/1h24
Disc Three:
Easy
Virtue
CAST: Isabel Jeans, Franklin
Dyall, Eric Bransby Williams, Ian Hunter, Robin Irvine, Violet Farebrother
WRITER: Noel Coward (play); Eliot
Stannard (scenario)
NOTES: A woman is caught
having an affair with an artist
DATE/TIME: 1926, 79/1h19
Jamaica
Inn
CAST: Charles Laughton, Horace
Hodges, Hay Petrie, Frederick Piper
WRITER: Daphne Du Maurier
(novel); Sidney Gilliat, Joan Harrison (screenplay)
NOTES: A gang of ship
wreckers try to hide their activities
DATE/TIME: 1939, 93/1h33
The
Lodger
AKA: The Lodger: A Story of
the London Fog
CAST: Marie Ault, Arthur
Chesney, June, Malcolm Keen, Ivor Novello
WRITER: Marie Belloc Lowndes
(novel); Eliot Stannard (scenario)
NOTES: A killer murders
young blonde women during foggy evenings
DATE/TIME: 1926, 80/1h20
The
Ring
CAST: Carl Brisson, Lillian
Hall-Davis, Ian Hunter, Forrester Harvey, Harry
Terry, Gordon Harker
WRITER: Alfred Hitchcock
NOTES: A fighter’s marriage
is eroding due to the advances of a champion fighter
DATE/TIME: 1927, 89/1h29
Young
and Innocent
CAST: Nova Pilbeam, Derrick
De Marney, Percy Marmont, Edward Rigby, Mary Clare
WRITER: Josephine Tey
(novel); Charles Bennett (screenplay)
NOTES: A writer falsely
accused of murder tries to find the real killer
DATE/TIME: 1937, 80/1h20
Disc Four:
Juno
and the Paycock
AKA: The Shame of Mary Boyle
CAST: Barry Fitzgerald, Maire
O'Neill, Edward Chapman, Sidney Morgan, Sara Allgood
WRITER: Sean O'Casey (play);
Alfred Hitchcock (adaptation)
GENRE: Drama
NOTES: The mother of a
family of tenement dwellers tries to hold the family together during chaos
DATE/TIME: 1930, 95/1h35
Sabotage
CAST: Sylvia Sidney, Oskar
Homolka, Desmond Tester, John Loder, Joyce Barbour, Matthew Boulton, S.J.
Warmington, William Dewhurst
WRITER: Joseph Conrad
(novel), Charles Bennett (screenplay)
NOTES: A cinema operator
secretly works with a group of saboteurs
DATE/TIME: 1936, 76/1h16
The
Skin Game
CAST: C.V. France, Helen
Haye, Jill Esmond, Edmund Gwenn, John Longden, Phyllis Konstam, Frank Lawton
WRITER: John Galsworthy (talking
film by); Alfred Hitchcock (adaptation), Alma Reville (scenario)
GENRE: Drama
NOTES: Land use dispute
between a land speculator and his family the local landowner and his family
DATE/TIME: 1931, 77/1h17
Number
Seventeen
CAST: Leon M. Lion, Anne
Grey, John Stuart, Donald Calthrop, Barry Jones
WRITER: Joseph Jefferson
Farjeon
NOTES: Visitors to a vacant
house are all linked to a jewel heist
DATE/TIME: 1932, 63/1h3
The
Man Who Knew Too Much
CAST: Leslie Banks, Edna
Best, Peter Lorre, Frank Vosper, Hugh Wakefield
WRITER: Charles Bennett, D.B.
Wyndham-Lewis
NOTES: A family witnesses
the murder of a French secret agent
DATE/TIME: 1934, 76/1h16
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/manxman/
(Manxman);
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0508346/
(Apprentice);
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1057837-champagne/
(Champagne);
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1002540-blackmail/
(Blackmail);
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