Walk Away the Pounds for Abs (Leslie Sansone) 2 Miles High Calorie Burn

New high definition transfer from the 16mm camera originals; New 5.1 English and 2.0 Stereo Surround soundtracks; Digitally remastered original mono soundtrack; Feature-length commentary with actors Marilyn Burns, Paul A. Partain, Allen Danziger, and art director Robert A. Burns; Feature-length commentary with director Tobe Hooper, cinematographer Daniel Pearl and actor Gunnar Hansen; Theatrical trailers; TV spots; Radio spots; "Texas Chain Saw Massacre: The Shocking Truth" documentary; "Flesh Wounds...

March 31, 2005: This was the first Japanese, samurai-era film I had ever seen, and let me say that I was just overwhelmed by everything about it. The sense of drama, the beauty of the sets, the scale of the action sequences, and by how deeply the actors got into their characters, kudos to Kurosawa, no doubt. Romanticized as I'm sure this type of film is (much like our cowboy movies), I was so impressed that I watch Kagemusha four or five times each year, (while drinking sake, of course...

Akira Kurosawa 's last great period film may also be his grandest. While not as innovative as Rashomon or The Seven Samurai and not as lean as Yojimbo or Throne of Blood , 1985's Ran (literally translated, "Chaos") is a film utterly colossal in both conception and execution. Loosely based on Shakespeare's King Lear, the story follows the tragic chain of events set in motion after the aging warlord Hidetora ( Tatsuya Nakadai ) divides his hard-won kingdom among his sons. Warfare and treachery follow...