The Strawberry Shortcake Movie: Sky's The Limit (2009) - DVD in Movies: Childrens

Closed Caption; ; Feature film with Frame-by-Frame Digital Restoration and DTS 5.1 Audio; ; Audio Commentary featuring Sir Roger Moore; Audio Commentary featuring Director John Glen; Inside Octopussy- An Original Documentary; Designing Bong-Peter Lamont; Storyboard Sequences; Shooting Stunts: Crashing Jeeps & The Aeroplane Crash; "All Time High" Music Video; Ken Burns On-Set Movies; On location with Peter Lamont; Testing the limits-The Aerial Team; James Brolin Original Screen Tests; James Bond in...

Horror - general DVD - Child's Play seems to have been concocted by a parent who went berserk after standing in line for hours on end to purchase a Cabbage Patch doll in the early 1980s. The film opens with serial killer Brad Dourif taking refuge in a doll factory. Dourif is killed by the cops, but not before he has invoked a voodoo curse which transfers his soul into one of the dolls. That particular doll, nicknamed Chuckie, is unwittingly purchased by Catherine Hicks for her son Alex Vincent. Several murders occur shortly thereafter; all evidence points to Alex, who insists that his cherub-faced doll is responsible. Detective Chris Sarandon, the man responsible for Dourif's death, doesn't swallow Alex's story, but he agrees to investigate because he's sweet on Alex's mom. The slasher-flick ending of Child's Play would seem to have settled Chuckie's hash for good and all, but guess again--the film spawned numerous sequels. - Child's Play (DVD)

Experience the next phase in animated horror as the disturbing first chapters of the EA game Dead Space open up to reveal a cosmic terror that is truly out of this world. An ancient religious relic has been unearthed during a deep space mining mission to a remote planet. Some believe that the artifact provides irrefutable proof that God truly exists, but if there is a Heaven, there must also be a Hell. When the relic is taken aboard the ship, it unleashes a long-dormant alien race powerful enough...