Sherlock Holmes Y El Arma Secreta.81942).Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon

Sherlock Holmes Y El Arma Secreta.81942).Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon Review

Sherlock Holmes Y El Arma Secreta Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon Director: Roy William Neil. Actores: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Lionel Atwill. Música: Género: Sherlock Holmes, Suspense. Año: 1942. Duración: 70 min. Nacionalidad: Reino Unido. Calificación: Autorizada para todos los públicos Imagen: Blanco y Negro - PAL - Fullscreen. Audio: Español (Dolby Digital 2.0). Subtitulos: Región: 2. Edición: Normal Discos: 1 Distribuidora: RSR Multimedia

42nd Street Pete's Super-Stars of the 70s Stags

42nd Street Pete's Super-Stars of the 70s Stags Review

With the dawning of the 70s, things were changing, especially in the sex trade. Generic white boxes were still being used to house the forbidden 8mm loops, but things had loosened up to the point that a color photo depicting a scene from the loop would be included within the package. After watching a bunch of these loops, viewers began to recognize recurring faces (and other body parts) among the myriad performers. Many were one-shot deals, but fans were quick to embrace the perennials who showed up again and again. As I was going through the 42P archives, I thought it would be cool to assemble a collection of loops with only the most well-known stars. "So what do we have here?" you might ask. We have the best performers from the early days of historic adult cinema...a cavalcade of the super-stars who rose to prominence in that "Golden Era." I'm talking Linda Lovelace, Vanessa Del Rio, Seka, Tina Russell, Candy Samples, Lisa De Leeuw, Marc Stevens, Johnny Keyes and Mr. 13" himself, John Holmes. They're all here for the first time, digitally restored from the original grimy 8mm film prints.

Sherlock Holmes - The Master Blackmailer

Sherlock Holmes - The Master Blackmailer Review

SHERLOCK HOLMES:MASTER BLACKMAILER - DVD Movie

The Little Rascals - DTS

The Little Rascals - DTS Review

Kids may enjoy the slapstick of this modern reworking of the old Our Gang comedies, but parents who grew up watching them on TV (or grandparents who saw them at theaters) will wonder why anyone would want to be involved in this pathetic remake. Directed by Penelope Spheeris, the film takes look-alike kids and casts them as Spanky, Alfalfa, Buckwheat, and the rest, minus any sense of what made the old Hal Roach comedies funny. Instead of kids being kids, these are kids doing shtick while recycling such old bits as the He-Man Woman Haters Club, the kids' go-cart race, and Spanky and Alfalfa dressing as girls. Devoid of charm or wit. --Marshall Fine

Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4 (TV Classics)

Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4 (TV Classics) Review

Produced in Europe for American audiences, the "Sherlock Holmes" 1954 TV series captures the essence of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's characters and themes. Ronald Howard (son of film star Leslie Howard) stars as the intensely analytical Holmes, aided by Dr. Watson (H. Marion Crawford) and antagonized by the Inspector Lestrade (Archie Duncan).

The Case Of The Split Ticket: A partner in the purchase of a winning lottery ticket vanishes hours before the midnight deadline to claim the prize. It's up to Sherlock Holmes to find him and solve the mystery of his disappearance.

The Case Of The Pennsylvania Gun: The murder of nobleman John Douglas brings Holmes and Watson to the British countryside, where Detective Macleod of Scotland Yard seems to believe he has the case well in hand. With the victim's castle surrounded by a forty foot moat and the drawbridge up at the time of the murder, the list of suspects should number only those who were in the castle at the time of death. Holmes has brought his fishing tackle, though, and is convinced there's an altogether different explanation.

The Case Of The Exhumed Client: Sir Charles Farnsworth turns up dead in the cursed Farnsworth Castle. A man with many enemies, Sir Charles made sure to put a clause in his will requiring an investigation of his death, no matter what the apparent cause, by none other than Sherlock Holmes. An autopsy soon reveals arsenic in the deadman's body, and Holmes finds no shortage of suspects in residence at the castle.

The Case Of The Eiffel Tower: A world famous criminal is run over by a London milk truck. Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard calls on Sherlock Holmes to decipher the mysterious note found in the dead man's pocket. Assuming the identity of the deceased, Holmes follows a trail of mystery all the way to Paris.

Are We There Yet ?

Are We There Yet ? Review

When Nick (Ice Cube, Barbershop) falls for single mother Suzanne (Nia Long, Big Momma's House), he initially doesn't have to worry about what her kids think of him because she just wants to "be friends." Undeterred by this statement- or his buddies, who dog him for loitering in the stalking-friend zone- Nick keeps hanging around. So when Suzanne finds herself in a jam and needs someone to escort her kids to meet her in Vancouver for New Year's Eve, Nick gladly opens the door for opportunity. Itcould be the best way to win her heart or the biggest mistake of his life. With more that one destination on his mind, Nick embarks on a road trip he'll never forget- and neither will you!

Sherlock Holmes Vol. 8: The Case of the Eiffel Tower & The Case of the Exhumed Client

Sherlock Holmes Vol. 8: The Case of the Eiffel Tower & The Case of the Exhumed Client Review

Sherlock Holmes Vol. 8: The Case of the Eiffel Tower & The Case of the Exhumed Client Feature

• Black & White
• 60 minutes
• Ronald Howard
• H. Marion Crawford
• Archie Duncan

In "The Case of the Eiffel Tower": Lestrade finds the body of a spy and calls on Holmes to decipher the message found on the dead man. Their investigation takes them to the continent where a chance meeting with a beautiful actress leads Holmes, Watson and Lestrade into more danger than they bargained for. In "The Case of the Exhumed Client": After spending the night in the Tower Room, a man is found dead. His will directs Sherlock Holmes to investigate the circumstances of his death, much to the dismay of the man's greedy relatives.