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Here's my DVD 's so far as of 12/29/2007. Back to index

The 6th Day 2000 124 Minutes PHOENIX Pictures (CTHV)
10 1979 123 Minutes WB Covers
101 Dalmatians 1961 79 Minutes Disney Videos
150 Cartoon Classics 2006 Mill Creek Entertainment
Absolute Power 1997 121 Minutes Covers
AEON FLUX 1996 120 minutes from MTV & Sony Covers
alanis morissette jagged little pill , Live 1997 90 Minutes Covers
Email F.Y.I.A.M. (Fan Club), P.O. Box 8873, Red Bank , NJ 07701
Alfred Hitchcock The Legend Begins 20 Movie Classics 2007 4 Disc set 26 Hours 54 Minutes Contains: Jamaica Inn Young and Innocent The Skin Game Hitchcock Presents: The Sorcerer's Apprentice The Manxman Juno and the Paycock Champagne Hitchcock Presents: The Cheney Vase The Farmer's Wife Easy Virtue The Ring Blackmail The Lady Vanishes Rich and Strange Sabotage Secret Agent The 39 Steps Number 17 The Man Who Knew Too Much
The Alien Legacy Box Set of 4:
   Alien 1979
    Aliens 1986
    Alien 3 1992
   Alien Resurrection 1997 http://www.alien-movies.com/
The Allman Brothers Band Live At Great Woods 1991 90 Minutes Covers
The Andy Griffith Show 1960s 8 episodes ~200 Minutes Odd Public Domain versions without original starting theme!
National Lampoon's Animal House 1978 109 Minutes R Universal City Studios Covers
Antz 1999 83 minutes from DreamWorks Covers
The Arrival 1996 115 Minutes
Atlantis The Lost Empire 96 minutes 2001 G DisneyDVD.com
A View To A Kill 1985 131 Minutes
Austin Powers The Spy Who Shagged Me 1999 ~95 Minutes Newline AustinPowers.com
The Avengers 1998 95 Minutes WB Covers
The Avengers '64 DVD SETS 1964 156 Minutes each Volume
DVD Volume 1 : The White Elephant, The Little Wonders, The Wringer
DVD Volume 2 : Mandrake, The Secrets Broker, The Trojan Horse
Original Avengers |
The Avengers '64 DVD SETS 1964 156 Minutes each Volume
DVD Volume 3 : Build A Better Mousetrap, The Outside-in Man, The Charmers
DVD Volume 4 : Concerto, Esprit De Corps, Lobster Quadrille
Original Avengers | 1965 170 Minutes each Volume
DVD Volume 1 : The Town of No Return, The Gravediggers, The Cybernauts
DVD Volume 2 : Death at Bargain Prices, Castle De'ath, The Master Minds
DVD Volume 3 : The Murder Market, A Surfeit of H2O, The Hour That Never Was
DVD Volume 4 : Dail A Deadly Number, Man-Eater of Surrey Green, Two's A Crowd, Too Many Christmas Trees
A&E | Original Avengers | Covers
The Avengers '66 DVD SETS 1966 170 Minutes each Volume
DVD Volume 1 : Silent Dust, Room Without A View, Small Game for Big Hunters
DVD Volume 2 : The Girl from AUNTIE, The 13th Hole, Quick-Quick-Slow Death
DVD Volume 3 : The Danger Makers, A Touch of Brimstone, What the Butler Saw
DVD Volume 4 : The House That Jack Built, A Sense of History, How to Succeed ...At Murder, Honey for the Prince
A&E | Original Avengers | Covers
The Avengers '67 DVD SET 1 1967 170 Minutes each Volume
DVD Volume 1 : From Venus With Love, The Fear Merchants, Escape In Time
DVD Volume 2 : The See-through Man, The Bird Who Knew Too Much, The Winged Avenger
DVD Volume 3 : The Living Dead, The Hidden Tiger, The Correct Way To Kill
DVD Volume 4 : Never, Never Say Die, Epic, The Superlative Seven
DVD Volume 5 : A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Station, Something Nasty In The Nursery, The Joker
DVD Volume 6 : Who's Who???, Return Of The Cybernauts, Death's Door
DVD Volume 7 : The £50,000 Breakfast, Dead Man's Treasure, You Have Just Been Murdered
DVD Volume 8 : The Positive-negative Man, Murdersville, Mission Highly Improbable, The Forget-me-knot
A&E | Original Avengers | Covers 1968 98 Minutes PG Paramount
Batman 1989 126 Minutes Covers
Batman Forever 1995 122 Minutes Covers
Batman & Robin 1997 125 Minutes WB
The Beatles Yellow Submarine 1968 90 Minutes MGM
Beavis and Butt-Head The Final Judgement 1995 50 Minutes MTV Networks
Bela Lucosi Collection 1997 135 Minutes Lumivision Email: lumi@lumivision.com Scared To Death & The Devil Bat
Beverly Hillbillies 1962 ?? Minutes Diamond Entertainment
Beyond Jurassic Park 2001 ~60 Minutes NR Universal Studios
Big Trouble in Little China 1986 99 minutes PG-13 Widescreen & Full Screen
Blade 1998 120 Minutes Newline
Blondie 1999 65 Minutes Blonie.net Beyond Music
Blues Brothers 2000 1998 124 Minutes PG-13 Universal
Buffy The Vampire Slayer The Complete First Season 1997 3 Disc set
A Bug's Live 1998 95 Minutes
The Bufferfly Effect 2004 R Theatrical Version 114 Minutes & Directors' Cut 120 Minutes
Need The Butterfly Effect 2 (2006)
Caddyshack 1980 99 Minutes
Capricorn One 1978 123 Minutes PG from LIVE
Car Wash 1976 116 Minutes PG
Chicken Run 2000 84 Minutes from DreamWorks
Computer Animation 1996 Festival from Sony
Conspiracy Theory 1997 135 Minutes R from WB | WB DVD |
Contact 1997 150 Minutes WB | WB DVD |
The Craft 1996 101 Minutes
The Crow 199_ 101 Minutes DIMENSION FILMS MIRAMAX
The Crow City of Angels 1996 93 Minutes DIMENSION FILMS MIRAMAX
Cyberscape 1997 45 Minutes Sony
Da Vinci Code 2006 149 Minutes PG-13 Sony 2 Disc Set The Da Vinci Code
The Very Best of The Dick Van Dyke Show 2003 Volume 1, 3 Complete Episodes, 78 Minutes Ovation Home Video
Deep Blue Sea 1999 105 Minutes R WB
Dune 1984 137 Minutes PG-13 Universal
Eagles hell freezes over 1994 99 minutes Covers Image Entertainment DVD Video Group
Eric Clapton Unplugged 1992 70 Minutes MTV Networks
Evolution 2001 102 Minutes PG-13M
Fargo 1996 96 Minutes R PolyGram Video
Fierce Creatures 1997 94 Minutes PG-13 Universal
The Fifth Element 1997 126 Minutes PG-13 Columbia Tristar Sony
Fist of Fear, Touch of Death about 90 Minutes & Blind Fist of Bruce also about 90 Minutes Intercoastal Studios intercoastalsutdios@earthlink.net
Fleetwood Mac The Dance 1997 ~60 Minutes WB
For Richer Or Poorer 1998 116 Minutes PG-13 Universal
Family Pack 2007 G/PG
From Russia With Love James Bond 007 1963 115 Minutes PG MGM/UA
George Carlin Jammin' in New York + Doin' It Again 1990 CTHV
Get Shorty 1995 105 Minutes MGM/UA
Gilligan's Island The Complete First Season 1971
Goldeneye James Bond 007 1995 130 Minutes MGM/UA
Goldfinger James Bond 007 1964 110 Minutes MGM/UA
Godzilla King Of The Monsters 1956 79 Minutes Simitar
Godzilla Versus Mothra 1964 87 Minutes Simitar
Godzilla's Revenge 1969 69 Minutes Simitar
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone 152 Minutes PG 2001 Warner Video
Hellraiser 1987 91 Minutes
Need Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)
Hellraiser III Hell On Earth 1992 93 Minutes
Need Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)
Hendrix Band Of Gypsys Live at the Filmore East mostly from 1970 MCA
Heroes Season 1 2007 NBC
Highlander 1988 116 Minutes R Republic Pictures
Highlander2 1990 109 Minutes R Republic Pictures
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 2005 109 Minutes Video.com
How To Stuff A Wild Bikini 1965 93 Minutes MGM
I Downloaded A Ghost 2004 94 Minutes PG PorchLight Entertainment
Interview with the Vampire 1994 123 Minutes
Jackie Chan's Who Am I? 1998 108 Minutes PG13 CTHV
Experience Jimi Hendrix mostly from 1967 MCA
Joe's Apartment Sex, Bugs, Rock'n'Roll 1996 80 Minutes
Jurassic Park III 2001 93 Minutes PG-13 Universal Studios
Killbill Volume 2 2004 137 Minutes Paramount Pictures PG-13
Kindergarden Cop 1990 111 Minutes PG-13
Lara Croft Tomb Raider 2001 ??? Minutes PG-13 Canadian Home Video Rating R
Laserblast 1977 83 Minutes PG-13
Led Zeppelin The Song Remains The Same 1976 136 Minutes PG
Liar Liar 1997 87 Minutes PG-13 IMAGINE Universal
Lost In Space 1998 130 Minutes PG-13 Mad City 115 Minutes 1997 PG-13 WB DVD
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdone 1985 107 Minutes from WB
The Manchurian Candidate 127 Minutes 1962 PG-13
The Man Who Knew Too Little 1997 from WB
The Man With The Golden Gun 1974 125 Minutes
Mars Attacks 1997 ~93 Minutes MGM/UA
The Marx Brothers Box Animal Crackers (1930), Horse Feathers (1932), Duck Soup (1933) 1996 ~45 Minutes MGMUA
Matrix 1999 136 Minutes WB
Matrix Revolutions 1999 129 Minutes R WB
Meeting people is easy 1996 95 Minutes A film by grant gee about radiohead. Capitol Records
Me, Myself & Irene 2000 116 Minutes Fox
Midnight Cowboy 1969 113 Minutes MGM/UA
Mimic 1995 105 Minutes R Dimension
20 Monster Movies 2005 Mill Creek Entertainment
Genre Sci-Fi UPC 683904504593 Format 5 DVD Rating NR - Not Rated RRT 19 Hours 6 Minutes
This boxed set contains 20 films prominently featuring both frightening and amusing MONSTERS. Included are MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET (1967), THE VAMPIRE BAT, THE MONSTER MAKER, THE PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES, SWAMP WOMEN, CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA, THE MONSTER WALKS, THE WASP WOMEN, REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES, THE GORILLA, THE KILLER SHREWS, ATTACK OF THE MONSTERS, BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS, THE GIANT GILA MONSTER, EEGAH, GAMERA THE INVINCIBLE, THE APE, THE BAT, THE MAD MONSTER, and ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES.
The Moody Blues Hall Of Fame (Live from the Royal Albert Hall) 5/1/ 2000 81 Minutes
Moonraker James Bond 007 1979 126 Minutes PG MGM/UA
This Metal Mind (Computer Animation ) 1996 ~45 Minutes Simitar
Monty Python's And Now For Something Completely Different 1971 PythonShop.com
Monty Python's Flying Circus 1969 PythonShop.com
DVD Set 1 DISC 1 ~102 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70042
Episode 1 : Whither Canada
Episode 2 : Sex & Violence
Episode 3 : How to Recognize Different Types of Trees From Quite a Long Way Away
DVD Set 1 DISC 2 ~102 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70043
Episode 4 : Owl-Streaching Time
Episode 5 : Man's Crisis of Identity in the Latter Half of the Twentieth Century
Episode 6 : It's the Arts
DVD Set 2 DISC 3 ~102 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70045
Episode 7 : You're No Fun Anymore
Episode 8 : Full Frontal Nudity
Episode 9 : The Ant - An Introduction
DVD Set 2 DISC 4 ~135 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70046
Episode 10 : Untitled
Episode 11 : The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Goes to the Bathroom
Episode 12 : The Naked Ant
Episode 13 : Intermission
DVD Set 3 DISC 5 ~102 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70048
Episode 14 : Face The Press
Episode 15 : The Spanish Inquisition
Episode 16 : Déja vu
DVD Set 3 DISC 6 ~102 Minutes Cat. # AAE-70049
Episode 17 : The Buzz Aldrin Show
Episode 18 : Live from the Grill-o-mat
Episode 19 : It's A Living
DVD Set 4 DISC 7 Cat. # AAE-70051
Episode 20 : The Attila the Hun Show
Episode 21 : Archaeology Today
Episode 22 : How to Recognize Different Parts of the Body
DVD Set 4 DISC 8 Cat. # AAE-70052
Episode 23 : Scott of the Antarctic
Episode 24 : How Not To Be Seen
Episode 25 : Spam
Episode 26 : Royal Episode 13
Working on getting the other DISCs when available (they aren't yet)
DVD Set 5 DISC 9 Cat. # AAE-70083
Episode 27 : Whicker's World
Episode 28 : Emigration from Surbiton to Hounslow
Episode 29 : The Money Programme
DVD Set 5 DISC 10 Cat. # AAE-70084
Episode 30 : `Blood, Devastation, Death, War and Horror'
Episode 31 : The All-England Summarize Proust Competition
Episode 32 : The War Against Porngraphy (Tory Housewives Clean-up Campaign)
DVD Set 6 DISC 11 Cat. Episode  AAE-70086
Episode 33 Salad Days (Biggles dictates a letter)
Episode 34 The cycling tour
Episode 35 The Nude Organist (Bomb on plane)
DVD Set 6 DISC 12 Cat. # AAE-70087
Episode 36 E. Henry Thripshaw's Disease (Tudor jobs agency)
Episode 37 Dennis Moore (`Boxing Tonight')
Episode 38 A Book at Bedtime (Party Political Broadcast [choreographed])
Episode 39 Grandstand: Thames TV introduction
DVD Set 7 DISC 13 Cat. # AAE-70089
Episode 40 The golden age of ballooning
Episode 41 Michael Ellis
Episode 42 Light entertainment war
DVD Set 7 DISC 14 Cat. # AAE-70090
Episode 43 Hamlet
Episode 44 Mr Neutron
Episode 45 Party Political Broadcast

Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 1983 107 Minutes
Mortal Kombat 1995 101 Minutes
The Mummy 1999 125 Minutes PG-13 MGM/UA
Network 1976 121 R MGM/UA
This Metal Mind 1996 ~45 Minutes SIMITAR
NASA 25 Years (5 DVD Set) MADACY Newline
Netherworld 2000 Color 85 Minutes R Full Moon Pictures
Night of the Living Dead 1968 B&W 96 Minutes
Lumiere & Company 1997 88 Minutes
October Sky 1999 108 Minutes from Universal
Odyssey Into The Mind's Eye 1996 65 minnutes from Sony
The Very Best of One Step Beyond 2007 50 Complete Episodes of ? Minutes Mill Creek
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest 1975 134 Minutes R
On Her Majesties Secret Service James Bond 007 1969 142 Minutes MGM/UA
Outbreak 1995 128 Minutes R
Outland 1981 110 Minutes R Universal
Oz Encounters UFO's In Australia 1997 60 Minutes WinStar Home Enterainment
Ozzy Osbourne Live & Loud 1993 112 Minutes from Sony
Pat Benatar 1983 60 Minutes from Rhino Home Video
Plan 9 From Outer Space 1998 80 Minutes B&W, The Ed Wood Story 40 Minutes Color 1999
Pleasantville 1998 124 Minutes PG-13 from Newline
Riddick The Chronicles of Riddick 2004 2 hrs. PG-13
The Police Everyone Stares The Police Inside Out 2006 74 Minutes Stewart Copeland (Drummer) I Love That Song A&M Records
Poltergeist 1982 114 Minutes from MGM/UA
Ransom 1977? 121 Minutes Touchstone
Ray Stevens Teenage Mutant Kung Fu Chickens 2006 RayStevens.com
Ritchie Valens : The Complete Ritchie Valens 161 Minutes 2000 from Whirlwind Media Inc. All Regions
The Road Warrior 1981 122 Minutes WB
Rock'N'Roll High School 1979 93 Minutes
Rollerball 1975 125 Minutes R  from MGM/UA
The Rolling Stones Bridges to Babylon Tour '97-'98 120 Minutes Warner http://www.the-rolling-stones.com/
The Running Man 1987 101 Minutes R from LIVE
Rush Hour 1998 97 Minutes PG-13 from Newline
Scary Movie 1999 88 Minutes
Science Fiction Things To Come 1936 B&W 92 Minutes Journey To The Center Of Time 1967 Color 83 Minutes 1997 175 Minutes Total Not Rated
The Sci-Fi Files (Documentary about Sci-Fi) 200 minutes 1997 WinStar
School of Rock 2003 109 Minutes Paramount Pictures PG-13
Scream 1997 111 Minutes R
Scream3 199? 117 Minutes R
Shrek 2001 PG Dreamworks
The Very Best of Solaris 2003 Minutes PG-13
South Park Volume 1 1998 Comedy Central
South Park Volume 2 1998 Comedy Central
South Park Volume 3 1998 Comedy Central
South Park Volume 4 1998 125 Minutes Comedy Central
South Park Volume 5 1998 100 Minutes Comedy Central
South Park Volume 6 1998 100 Minutes Comedy Central
Small Soldiers 1998 110 Minutes Dreamworks
Space 1999 1975 Set 1 Episodes 1-6 A&E
Space 1999 1975 Set 2 Episodes 7-12 312 Minutes Total A&E
Spawn 1997 140 Minutes  Not Rated from HBO Home Video
Species 1995 108 Minutes from MGM/UA
Species II 1998 93 Minutes from MGM/UA
The Spy Who Loved Me 1977 125 Minutes PG from MGM/UA
Supercop Jackie Chan 91 minutes R Dimension
Stargate 1994 122 Minutes
Stargate SG-1 Season 4 5 Disk Set GEKKO Film Corp. MGM
Star Trek Insurrection 1998 103 Minutes PG Paramount Homevideo Covers
Starship Troopers 1997 130 Minutes R TriStar
Stay Tuned 1992 89 Minutes PG Morgan Creek
Stephen King's Rose Red 2001 254 Minutes PG-13
Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble Live From Austin, Texas 1995 63 Minutes from Sony
T2 1991 139 Minutes R
There's something about Mary 1998 119 Minutes R
The Best of The Dick Van Dyke Show Volume 1 1962 [TV-Series 1961-1966] Never Name a Duck (9/26/1962), Bank Book (10/17/1962), Hustling a Hustler (10/24/1962) 76 Minutes B&W
The Cave 2005 97 Minutes PG-13 Sony Pcitures
The Three Stooges 75th Anniversary Collector's Edition Disorder in The Court, Malice In The Palace, Sing A Song Of Six Pants, Brideless Groom, Kooks Tour (1970) and 8 cartoons 2005 ~265 Minutes
The Three Stooges Disorder in The Court, Malice In The Palace, Sing A Song Of Six Pants, Brideless Groom 1947 ~110 Minutes MADACY
The Three Stooges Spook Louder 1943 , Mummy's Dummies 1948 , Shivering Sherlocks 1947 , The Ghost Talks 1949 , Hokus Pokus 1949 , and Fright Night 1947 Columbia Pictures
Thumb Wars The Phantom Cuticle 1999 29 Minutes Not Rated
Timecop 1994 99 Minutes R Universal
Tomorrow Never Dies James Bond 007 1997 117 Minutes PG MGM/UA
Total Recall 1990 114 Minutes
The Truman Show 1998 ?? Minutes


The Twilight Zone Volume 1 : Night of the Meek #47 12/23/60, The Invaders #51 1/27/61, Nothing in the Dark #81 1/15/62
Covers


The Twilight Zone Volume 2 : Time Enough at Last #8 11/20/1959, The Monsters are Due on Maple Street #22 3/4/60, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet #123 10/11/1963, The Odyssey of Flight 33 #54 2/24/1961 Covers


The Twilight Zone Volume 3 : Steel #122 10/4/1963, A Game of Pool #70 10/13/1961, Walking Distance #5 10/30/1959, Kick the Can #86 2/9/1962 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 4 : Mr. Dingle, the Strong #55 3/3/1960, Two #66 9/15/1961, A Passage for Trumpet #32 10/30/1959, The Four of Us are Dying #13 1/1/1960 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 5 : Long Distance Call #58 3/31/1961, I Sing the Body Electric #100 5/18/1962, The Lonely #7 11/13/1959, Probe 7 - Over and Out #129 11/29/1963 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 6 : The Passersby #69 10/6/1961, The Grave #72 10/27/1961, Deaths-Head Revisited #74 11/10/1961, The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank #88 2/23/1962 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 7 : Perchance to Dream #9 11/27/1959, The Hitch-Hiker #16 1/22/1960, King Nine Will Not Return #37 9/30/1960, Shadow Play #62 5/5/1961 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 8 : Third from the Sun #14 1/8/1960, The Shelter #68 9/29/1961, To Serve Man #89 3/2/1962, The Fugitive #90 3/9/1962 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 9 : Nick of Time #43 11/18/1960, The Prime Mover #57 3/24/1961, It's a Good Life #73 11/3/1961, The Mind and the Matter #63 5/12/1961 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 10: The Last Flight #18 2/5/1960, Once Upon a Time #78 12/15/1961, A Hundred Yards Over the Rim #59 4/7/1961, The Trouble with Templeton #45 12/9/1960 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 11: The Dummy #98 5/4/1962, The Fever #17 1/29/1960, Living Doll #126 11/1/1963, The After Hours #34 6/10/1960 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 12: The Trade-Ins #96 4/20/1962, Sixteen Millimeter Shrine #4 10/23/1959, Mr. Denton on Doomsday #3 10/16/1959, The Lateness of the Hour #44 12/02/1960 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 13: Judgement Night #10 12/4/1959, The Purple Testament #19 1/12/1960, The Obsolete Man #65 6/2/1961, A Quality of Mercy #80 12/29/1961 Covers
The Twilight Zone Volume 14:
"One for the Angels" (Ep. 2, October 9, 1959) - A salesman (Ed Wynn) cleverly eludes Death. But if he lives, a little girl must die in his place. Only the salesman's greatest pitch can save her!
"The Man in the Bottle" (Ep. 38, October 7, 1960) - A discontented curio shop owner thinks he's finally found happiness when a genie he discovers in an old bottle grants him four wishes. But be careful what you wish for.
"The Arrival" (Ep. 67, September 22, 1961) - A plane lands safely, but all its passengers, pilot and crew are missing! When a veteran FAA investigator is called upon to solve the mystery, his own past provides the answer.
"In Praise of Pip" (Ep. 121, September 27, 1963) - An alcoholic bookie (Jack Klugman) regrets that he wasn't a better father to his son, Pip (Bill Mumy), critically wounded in South Vietnam. A visit to an amusement park gives them both a second chance.
The Twilight Zone Volume 15: Escape Clause #6 11/6/1959, Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room #39 10/14/1960, The Midnight Sun #75 11/17/1961, A Kind of Stopwatch #124 10/18/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 16: And When the Sky Was Opened #11 12/11/1959, In His Image #103 1/3/1963, The Last Night of a Jockey #125 10/25/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 17: What You Need #12 12/25/1959, What's in the Box #144 3/13/1964, The Mirror #71 10/20/1961, The Old Man in the Cave #127 10/8/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 18: I Shot an Arrow Into the Air #15 1/15/1960, Death Ship #108 2/7/1963, Still Valley #76 10/24/1961
The Twilight Zone Volume 19: A Most Unusual Camera #46 12/16/1960, The Jungle #77 12/1/1961, The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms #130 12/6/1963, Uncle Simon #128 11/15/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 20: Elergy #20 2/19/1960, The Thirty Fathom Grave #104 1/10/1963, A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain #131 12/13/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 21: Mirror Image #21 2/26/1960, Dust #48 1/6/1961, Five Characters in Search of an Exit #79 12/22/1961, Ninety Years Without Sumbering #132 12/20/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 22: A World of Difference #23 3/11/1960, Back There #49 1/13/1961, One More Pallbearer #82 12/12/1962, Ring-a-Ding Girl #133 12/27/1963
The Twilight Zone Volume 23: Long Live Walter Jameson #24 3/18/1960, Dead Man's Shoes #83 1/19/1962, You Drive #134 1/3/1964,The Long Morrow #135 1/10/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 24: People Are Alike All Over #25 3/25/1960, Valley of the Shadow (1 hr)#105 1/17/1963, Black Leather Jackets #138 1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 25: Execution #26 4/1/1960, The Hunt #84 1/26/1962, The Self-Inprovement of Salvadore Ross #136 1/17/1964, Number Twelve Looks Just Like You #137 1/24/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 26: The Big Tall Wish #27 4/8/1960, Showdown with Rance McGrew #85 2/2/1962, A Piano in the House #87 2/16/1962, Night Call #139 2/7/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 27: He's Alive (1 hr) #106 1/24/1963, From Agnes - With Live #140 (Valentine's Day) 2/14/1964, Spur of the Moment #141 2/21/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 28: The Whole Truth #50 1/30/1961, Mute #107 1/31/1963 (one hour), Queen of the Nile #143 3/6/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 29: A Nice Place to Visit #28 4/15/1960, A Penny for Your Thoughts #52 2/3/1961, Little Girl Lost #91 3/16/1962, I Am The Night - Color Me Black #146 3/27/1964
The Twilight Zone Volume 30: Episodes:
"Jess-Belle" (Ep. 109, February 14, 1963, 50 min.) - Billy-Ben Turner (James Best) finds himself enchanted by the beautiful Jess-Belle (Anne Francis), who soon learns the danger of buying a love spell from a witch.
"Sounds and Silences" (Ep. 147, April 3, 1964) - This rarely seen episode features Roswell Flemington (John McGiver), a boisterous man who loves noise. But when his wife leaves him, the volume in his life goes haywire.
"Caesar and Me" (Ep. 148, April 10, 1964) - Broke and jobless, ventriloquist Jonathan West (Jackie Cooper) is no match for his evil dummy, Little Caesar, who grabs the chance to set him up for a fall.
The Twilight Zone Volume 31: Episodes:
"Miniature" (Ep. 110, February 21, 1963, 50 min.) - Robert Duvall is a shy bachelor who discovers a miniature doll apparently alive inside a 19th century dollhouse. Fascinated, he whiles away the hours peering into this little world and wishing he were part of it.
"The Jeopardy Room" (Ep. 149, April 17, 1964) - In a deadly game of cat and mouse, Soviet defector Major Ivan Kuchenko (Martin Landau) has three hours to escape from a room with a ticking bomb and a gun pointing at his head.
"Stopover in a Quiet Town" (Ep. 150, April 24, 1964) - Bob and Millie Frazier wake to find themselves in a strange town where everything appears to be fake. There are no other people, though they can hear the giggling of a little girl...
The Twilight Zone Volume 32: Episodes:
"Nightmare as a Child" (Ep. 29, April 29, 1960) - A school teacher who has blocked out the details of her mother's murder encounters a strange little girl intent on making her recall the murderer's identity. "Person or Persons Unknown" (Ep. 92, March 23, 1962) - David Gurney (Richard Long) wakes up to find himself in a nightmare: no one--not even his wife nor his mother--knows him, and all evidence of his identity has disappeared. "Printer's Devil" (Ep. 111, February 28, 1963, 50 min.) - When a newspaper editor is at the brink of suicide as his paper is being driven out of business, the devious Mr. Smith (Burgess Meredith) presents an unusual deal guaranteed to boost circulation.
The Twilight Zone Volume 33: Episodes:
"The Little People" (Ep. 93, March 30, 1962) - Spaceship commander Peter Craig declares himself a god when his ship lands on a planet populated by people smaller than ants. After he orders his co-pilot (Claude Akins) to leave, he learns the true nature of power. "No Time Like the Past" (Ep. 112, March 7, 1963, 50 min.) - Paul Driscoll (Dana Andrews) travels back in time to try to prevent some of history's catastrophes. Unsuccessful, he decides to stay in the past without interfering until disaster strikes closer to home. "The Encounter" (Ep. 151, May 1, 1964) - Fenton (Neville Brand), a WWII veteran, proudly show his captured samurai sword to Arthur Takamuri (George Takei), a young Japanese/American gardener--who picks it up and instantly knows he must kill his host! A rare non-syndicated episode!
The Twilight Zone Volume 34: Episodes:
"A Stop at Willoughby" (Ep. 30, May 6, 1960) - Advertising exec Gart Williams (James Daly) cracks under the pressures of his job. But, in this classic episode, he dreams about a peaceful town named Willoughby. "Twenty-Two" (Ep. 53, February 10, 1961) - Liz Powell (Barbara Nichols) is terrified by a recurring nightmare involving the number 22. Her doctor (Jonathan Harris) reassures her that it is just a bad dream, yet Miss Powell is soon to learn differently. "I Dream of Genie" (Ep. 114, March 21, 1963, 50 min.) - George P. Hanley (Howard Morris) never had much success in life. But when he rubs a magic Arabian lamp and a genie (Jack Albertson) emerges to grant him one wish, he imagines all kinds of possibilities.
The Twilight Zone Volume 35: Episodes:
"Static" (Ep. 56, March 10, 1961) - Life seems to have passed by a grouchy old man (Dean Jagger). However, everything changes when an antique radio starts to broadcast programs from his youth that only he can hear. "Four O'Clock" (Ep. 94, April 6, 1962) - Political fanatic Oliver Crangle (Theodore Bikel) has determined that at 4 p.m. he will eliminate all his enemies by shrinking them. But his plan proves to be a little short-sighted. "The Parallel" (Ep. 113, March 14, 1963, 50 min.) - Astronaut Robert Gaines (Steve Forrest) finds himself back on Earth in a world very similar to, but not quite his own. Even his wife and daughter seem to be strangers.
The Twilight Zone Volume 36: Episodes:
"The Chaser" (Ep. 31, May 13, 1960) - Roger Shackleforth (George Grizzard), desperate to win the affection of the beautiful Leila (Patricia Barry), slips her a love potion. He is overjoyed that the potion works so well--at first. "The Rip Van Winkle Caper" (Ep. 60, April 21, 1961) - Thieves put themselves into suspended animation for 100 years after hiding a million dollars worth of gold bars. But even in the future, wealth is still far out of reach for two greedy crooks (Oscar Beregi, Simon Oakland). "The New Exhibit" (Ep. 115, April 4, 1963, 50 min.) - The curator (Martin Balsam) of a murderers' row in a soon-to-be-defunct wax museum persuades the owner to let him keep the figures for awhile. When his wife attempts to destroy them, a new murderous rampage begins.
The Twilight Zone Volume 37: Episodes:
"Hocus-Pocus and Frisby" (Ep. 95, April 13, 1962) - Andy Devine is Frisby, a loud-mouthed braggart whose boasts attract the attention of aliens. Perhaps he should have read the story about the boy who cried wolf before embarking on his greatest adventure. "Of Late I Think of Cliffordville" (Ep. 116, April 11, 1963, 50 min.) - William Feathersmith (Albert Salmi), a bored, wealthy businessman, gets a chance to go back in time and start over, armed with all the knowledge he's acquired--an arsenal that's not as powerful as he thinks. "Mr. Garrity and the Graves" (Ep. 152, May 8, 1964) - Jared Garrity (John Dehner) makes a living as a resurrecter of the dead in the Old West. He doesn't make money from people who want to see their loved ones again, but from the many townsfolk who will pay to keep the dead buried.
The Twilight Zone Volume 38: Episodes:
"The Gift" (Ep. 97, April 27, 1962) - An alien who crash-lands into a remote mountain village stirs up the inhabitants fears and animosity, but he befriends a little boy and gives him a mysterious present. "Young Man's Fancy" (Ep. 99, May 11, 1964) - When a newlywed couple briefly return to the groom's childhood home, the ties of the past prove too strong to resist. "The Incredible World of Horace Ford" (Ep. 117, April 18, 1963, 50 min.) - Toy designer Horace Ford (Pat Hingle) spends most of his time reminiscing about his idyllic childhood. But when he gets the chance to go back to those years, he gets a bitter taste of reality.
The Twilight Zone Volume 39: Episodes:
"Mr. Bevis" (Ep. 33, June 3, 1960) - Orson Bean is James B.W. Bevis, a good-natured, accident-prone eccentric whose guardian angel gives him a chance at success. But there's a catch: all the goofiness in his personality has got to go. "The Silence" (Ep. 61, April 28, 1961) - Archie Taylor (Franchot Tone) offers incessant talker Jamie Tennyson half a million dollars if he can keep quiet for a year. It's a bet that Tennyson can't resist. "On Thursday We Leave for Home" (Ep. 118, May 2, 1963, 50 min.) - William Benteen (James Whitmore) has been the unquestioned leader of a stranded outpost in space for 30 years. But when a rescue ship usurps his power, he tries to force the colonists to remain.
The Twilight Zone Volume 40: Episodes:
"Cavender Is Coming" (Ep. 101, May 25, 1962) - Carol Burnett stars as Agnes Grep in this tale of a klutzy usherette "rescued" from a poverty by a guardian angel. This charming episode was considered as a pilot for a new TV show. "Passage on the Lady Anne" (Ep. 119, May 9, 1963, 50 min.) - In an effort to save their marriage, a young couple book passage on an old ship, which long ago was reserved for lovers. Former passengers, all now over 75, have gathered for her final mysterious voyage. "The Brain Center at Whipple's" (Ep. 153, May 15, 1964) - Callous factory owner Wallace Whipple (Richard Deacon) automates his plant, putting thousands of men out of work. Smugly self-satisfied, he has no regrets...at first.
The Twilight Zone Volume 41: Episodes:
"The Mighty Casey" (Ep. 35, June 17, 1960) - A broken-down baseball team soars when a new player, a human-looking robot, pitches shut-out after shut-out. He must be altered to become more human, but how will this affect his superhuman skills? "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up" (ep. 64 - May 26, 1961) - State troopers follow tracks from an unidentified flying object to a diner where they try to determine which of the seven bus pasengers stranded insdie is really a Martian. "The changing of the Guard" (Ep. 102 - June 1, 1962) - Donald Pleasance is Professor Ellis Fowler, foced to retire after 51 years of teaching. Feeling his life has been worthless, Fowler is startled by the ghostly appearance of former students. "Come Wander with Me" (Ep. 154 - May 22, 1964) - A singer (Gary Crosby) journeys to the backwoods to find authentic folk songs. He hears a great balland...a timeless tune that will have a very personal meaning for him.
The Twilight Zone Volume 42:
The Bard #120 5/23/1963 (one hour),
The Fear #155 5/29/1964,
The Bewithin' Pool #156 6/19/1964 (by creator of "The Waltons")
The Twilight Zone Volume 43: Episodes:
"Where Is Everybody? (Pilot Version)" (Ep. 1, October 2, 1959) - Mike Ferris (Earl Holliman) finds himself in a town strangely devoid of people. But despite the emptiness, he has the odd feeling that he's being watched. This alternate version of the series' premier episode, Which sold the show, features a brief intro by Rod Serling and a different opening sequence and narrator.
"The Eye of the Beholder" ("The Private World of Darkness") (Ep. 42 - November 11, 1960) - Outcast from society because of a hideous deformity, a troubled woman desperately undergoes an operation to alter her appearance in this rarely seen, alternately titled version of the classic episode.
"A World of His Own" (Ep. 36 - July 1, 1960) - Keenan Wynn is Gregory West, a noted playwright who discovers that he can make anything appear - or disappear - just by describing it...like his irritable wife or even Rod Serling.
"A Thing About Machines" (Ep. 40 - October 28, 1960) - Mr. Bartlett Finchley (Richard Haydn) despises any sort of machine, and he'll experience a new kind of terror when he soon learns that the feeling is mutual.
Treasures of The Twilight Zone : Where is Everybody? #1 10/2/1959, The Encounter #151 5/1/64, An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge #142 2/28/64 Covers


The Twilight Zone More Treasures : The Masks #145 3/20/64, The Eye of the Beholder #42 11/11/60, The Howling Man #41 11/4/60
Covers


Universal Soldier 1992 102 Minutes R from LIVE
V The Original Miniseries 1983 NR 198 Minutes WB
John Carpenter's Vampires 1998 108 Minutes Covers
Video Essentials (System test DVD) DVD International, PO BOX 128, Sherwood Drive, Mountain Lakes, NJ 07046 USA
Wallace & Gromit Their First Three Adventures Together For The First Time : A Grand Day Out, The Wrong Trousers, A Close Shave 1993 ~90 Minutes Wallace & Gromit DVD | Aardman |
Waterworld 1995 ~45 Minutes Universal City Studios, Inc.
Jackie Chan Who Am I 1998 108 Minutes PG-13 http://www.cthv.com/ |
The World is not Enough 1999 128 Minutes PG-13 James Bond
www.mgm.com/dvd |
Wrongfully Accused 1998 86 Minutes
The X Files 2 (Second Season ) 7 Disk set 9/16/1994-5/19/1995 2x01-2x25
X-Men 2000 104 Minutes PG-13
xXx State of the Union 2005 101 Minutes PG-13
You Only Live Twice James Bond 007 1967 117 Minutes MGM/UA
Zero Effect 1998 116 Minutes R WB

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Some Details

On DVDR's I've gone with the Philips DVDR-75 and DVD+R/RW format as it plays in the early DVD players unlike DVD-R or most other writable formats (CD-R...). The Panasonic DVD-A100 for example will play the DVD+R finalized disks, but says no disk to CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, VCD, SVCD, Picture Disks and so on. This is also true of the early RCA DVD players and most I've run across. Players from 2002 on should play any of the formats (many don't play VCD these days, like the new Go-Video dual DVD/VCR deck which will do SVCD but not VCD) including MP3.

The Arrival is another high quality DVD. It is single sided, but has two sides. One is letterbox the other 'full screen'. It is copy-protected so VCRs, RF, and Rabbits won't work well if at all to watch it. You really need a good modern TV for DVD to work. If you have one and use S-Video you'll see video that looks as good or better than most laserdisks.

Rock'N'Roll High School is poorly mastered and isn't as good as most laserdisks are. It does have movie trailer & interview with Roger Corman and other add ons.

Beavis and Butt-Head The Final Judgement 1995 50 Minutes
From MTV it's 8 Beavis and Butt-Head Episodes back to back:
1. Program Start
2. No Laughing
3. Scared Straight
4. They're Comming To Take Me Away, Huh, Huh, Huh
5. Manners Suck
6. Lair! Liar!
7. The Great Cornholio
8. The Final Judgement Of Beavis (Including Closing Credits)

Stargate was likely the first or one of the very first DVD's made. It has about the same quality as the CDROM (Making of Stargate). This means the video was poorly done and is subject to dot crawl, and blockiness in general. The sound is excellent, the video was poorly compressed.

Total Recall is excellent. Much better compression on the video and the disk is better made over all. Stargate is double sided and lower quality, Total Recall is double sided with what looks to be at least laserdisk quality. It has both letterbox and 'full screen' formats (one on each side).

MGM/UA charges too much by far for their films over their web site. Also once you've ordered something your stuck that second, you can't cancel or abort the order after you get a number. Three of their movies from Circuit City here in Nashua NH is $59.85, the same three from the MGMUA web site is $~85. For customer service inquiries or order status inquires, please call toll free (800) 586-2021 but you can only do so during normal working hours for them. They are off sprint net at: sl-pnoakland-1-H0-T3.sprintlink.net where ever that is.
 

The best of the earily DVDs were from LIVE Entertainment.
You can get DVD Players by Toshiba (SD2006), Panasonic (DVD-A100), RCA (RC5200P), Hitachi , Phillips and others for about $70-300 in most US stores. The videos (DVD) go for between $8 and $30, with the most common price being about $22. These players have composite video & S-Video outputs only. It's best to have a 1990s or newer TV to use them (Pluging in via a VCR will show you the copy protection and generally poor video if you try to use RF). A new feature of most of these is MP3 and CDR/CDRW read, this is a feature to look for. It will take pretty much any MP3 disk (or CDROM with MP3's on it) and play them. It is also much more likely to work with DVDROM and other such formats that you can write with your home burners. I've been converting most of my audio to MP3 format at 160kbps (18KHz Bandwidth; CD's are at 176kbps[44K sample rate] but most MP3 players and encoders can't do that rate - they do 160kbps[36K sample rate] or 192kbps[52K sample rate]). Basically about 10 albums of audio fit on a standard 650-700MB CDROM as MP3. Napster stuff was generally encoded at 128kbps and sounds like crap to me. On PCs WinAMP [Needs a Pentium 100 or better and Windows] or mpg123 [Needs 486DX2/66MHz or better under Unix/Linux] are the best players for MP3. My Riovolt will also play the CDRW format Adaptec software writes [no other players do] and can enter deep subdirectories most DVD players can't.

More on MP3's
Most DVD players that do MP3 make a 'flat-file' system out of the disk, meaning they make it look like all tunes are in the root directory. In some cases this means it reads only a a small number of the MP3's on a disk (as is the case with some of my first MP3 CDROMs). So, the most universal MP3 CDROM has audio in mp3 format, one after another all in the root directory of the CDROM - numbered from 000 to 150 or so if you want to force an order of playback, like:
001 Real Love (03.54).mp3
002 Yes It Is (take 2 01.50).mp3
003 I'm Down (take 1 02.53).mp3
004 You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (take 5 02.44).mp3
005 If You've Got Trouble (02.48).mp3
006 That Means A Lot (02.26).mp3
007 Yesterday (take 1 02.33).mp3
008 Its Only Love (take 2 01.58).mp3
009 I Feel Fine (02.15).mp3
010 Ticket To Ride (02.44).mp3
011 Yesterday (02.42).mp3
012 Help! (02.54).mp3
And so on for about 150 tunes (Beatles Anthology 2 first 12 tracks as example above). Generally they will go to the lowest level directory of a CDROM and build it's file-list from that so you could make subdirectories for each album name as an example, but you should still number the files so second album tracks are numbered higher than first album like '046 A Beginning.mp3' for the first track of Beatles Anthology 3 would add to the above example. One of my players won't play anything from the root directory if you make any subdirectories, but does play all mp3's from the lowest directory or directories just fine [The Riovolt plays all tunes no matter what].

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