ACTION-ADVENTURE

DANGER ZONE 4 Mad Girls, Bad Girls Renegade cop Wade Olson -- hero of Danger Zone, Danger Zone II, and Danger Zone III -- is in for the ordeal of his life in this taut thriller.  Is the female really deadlier than the male?  The Sisters of Mercy are out to prove it when they kidnap Olson and tie him to stakes out in the desert. Soon they'll make him pay for busting their boyfriends -- in a very special way.  You won't believe your eyes as their bizarre "contest" unfolds.  It will take all of Olson's wits and willpower to survive this "tender trap."  Starring Jason Williams (the original Flesh Gordon).  Screenplay by Gregory Poirier (Roseland).  As seen on USA:   Up All Night.  Warning:  contains violence and nudity, especially the latter.  Rated R.  Color film.  1992.  84 min.  VHS:  $15  [Note:  This is a re-manufactured version created from an original digital master. It's the same quality as the original release, but has a different title, "Valley of the Cycle Sluts." In all other respects it's the same film, and it comes in the full-color sleeve pictured.]

Cover photo by Robb Wilson

Army of Darkness (1992)
Director Sam Raimi (Spider-Man 2)brings us a brand-new twist on his classic Evil Dead series, when Ash (Bruce Campbell) is transported to the Middle Ages to fight monsters and demons. It's a non-stop roller coaster ride of action, fantasy and entertainment. Col film. 81 min. Rated R. VHS $4

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)
The acclaimed martial-arts fantasy, directed by Ang Lee and starring Chow Yun Fat and Michelle Yeoh. Col film. 120 min. Rated PG-13. VHS STILL SEALED $5

Fargo (1996)
A thriller that is on many critics' list of all-time great movies, Fargo depicts a kidnapping scheme gone wrong, and the patient efforts of a down-to-earth police officer (Frances McDormand) to get to the bottom of things. The snowy Midwestern setting and eccentric characters add charm to the film. Written by Joel and Ethan Coen, and directed by Joel Coen. Also starring William H. Macy and Steve Buscemi.

Col film. 98 min. Rated R. VHS

The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
Sgt. Raymond Shaw (Lawrence Harvey) is an American hero -- or is he?   Major Bennett Marco (Frank Sinatra) is beginning to suspect otherwise.   Can it be that Shaw is really... a traitor? And how does Shaw's power-mad mother (Angela Lansbury) figure into things?   Withdrawn in the wake of the Kennedy assassination, The Manchurian Candidate was re-released in 1987 to great acclaim. Directed by John Frankenheimer.   This is a digitally-transfered version from MGM/UA Vintage Classics, and includes the original theatrical trailer.   129 min. B&w. VHS $5

Mimic
What began as a miracle cure has instead turned into man's deadliest enemy. Mira Sorvino and Charles S. Dutton star in this science fiction thriller. Col film. 105 min. Rated R. VHS STILL SEALED! $5