such as Sin in the Suburbs, Inga and Butterflies. It stars frequent Sarno collaborators including the seductive and luminous Rebecca Brooke (Laura s Toys, Abigail Leslie is Back in Town) and adult superstars Jennifer Welles and Eric Edwards (Girl meets Girl). Carol (Rebecca Brooke), Anne (Chris Jordan), Eddie and Pete (Eric Edwards) are a swinging suburban quartet. Carol is married to Eddie and Anne to Pete, but that doesn t stop them from swapping partners or initiating hot foursome sex at the drop of their panties. Enter Jennifer Robinson (Jennifer Welles) Carol s buttoned up mother, in town for a visit. Sporting a voluptuous body and dripping sensuous allure, Jennifer makes an immediate impression upon Pete, Anne an...  (less)

he could die if he didn't cooperate with American forces--but a few hours later it was Spann who was dead. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.  (less)

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leaders out of young men--in Officers' Candidate School, Reserve Officers' Training Corps, the Military Academy, and other training facilities, preparing them for leadership in the Army and in civilian life. This historical recording from the National Archives may contain variations in audio and video quality based on the limitations of the original source material. The content summary for this DVD is adapted from an historical description provided by the government agency or donor at the time of production release. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.  (less)

to: Native Americans, white settlers, interracial marriage, and cultural loyalty. The story moves quickly, as a white settler marries a Native American and they have a daughter. Trouble ensues, however, when the settler learns he's inherited a large sum of money and wishes to leave the more natural lifestyle that he's chosen. Set on the frontier, White Fawn's Devotion is unique in many aspects: it's shot on the frontier, as opposed to the hokey sets of most of its contemporaries; it's not from the white man's perspective; it takes an honest look at the culture clash that occurred in early America. Above all else, White Fawn's Devotion is a precious glimpse of America through the eyes of a sadly embittered but powerfully artistic minority.  (less)

spectacular, and has its greatest problems in story development. Steven Spielberg produced with an eye toward creating animation hits outside of Disney, and he and Bluth certainly took a big step in that direction here. Kids like it a lot, and adults will warm to the sound of various familiar voices, such as Dom DeLuise as Tiger and Madeline Kahn as Gussie Mausheimer. It's also the source of the pop single "Somewhere Out There." --Tom Keogh  (less)

Combining authentic costumes and sets with stunt work befitting a Jackie Chan comedy, accompanied by an "Old West" soundtrack that's anything but old and only marginally Western, the film yields a few enjoyable highlights. Seasoned genre buffs, however, will cringe at the movie's clash of visual qualities, as well as the dialogue, which, while not as heinous as that in Maverick , is on par with Young Guns in terms of non-period flavor. It's not exactly a testament to the enduring potential of the authentic Western that was realized by Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven , made barely a decade before. With all the light-hearted action and character interplay, it's hard to tell if director Les Mayfield ( Flubber ) is taking the material seriously, but this ...  (less)

Geronimo is really about the American cavalry officers who undertake the responsibility of recapturing the warrior, in particular the young narrator Lt. Charles Gatewood (Jason Patric), a Civil War hero who respects the great Geronimo and brokers a treaty with the Chiricahua, only to see it collapse when the army kills the tribal medicine man. Gene Hackman plays Gen. George Crook, the proud but sympathetic officer charged with bringing in the renegades who take to hills after the killing. Robert Duvall, the tough, racist army scout and Indian fighter Charlie Sieber, practically steals the picture with his cagey, underplayed performance. More complex and complicated than most Westerns, this is a Walter Hill film through an...  (less)