Live Action Starting With 'S'

The loyal guardsmen of a mighty fief send their five best swordsmen to hire the Lone Wolf to kill their deranged master, each bearing 1/5 of his fee, and 1/5 of his assignment - but he only gets the details if he can kill them so skillfully that they can spill their guts before they... spill their guts! And it doesn't help matters that his new employers have sworn to defend their mad lord to the last man!

With most of his family already dead at the hands of the Lone Wold, the evil Resudo launches one last plot to destroy him, and when the fails, he unleashes the fury of every remaining member of the Yagyu Clan. Attacked by hundreds of warriors, Ogami might be in a little over his head (and thus, lose it!) this time!

Once a noble samurai, he is now the most feared assassin in Japan, known as Lone Wolf. Along with his young son and a heavily-armed baby cart, Ogami Itto travels the back roads of feudal Japan in search of vengeance.

He is the most feared assassin in all of Japan, known only as the Lone Wolf. Pushing his young son along the back-roads of feudal Japan in a heavily armed baby-cart, he strikes fear into the hearts of evil-doers everywhere - as long as someone can come up with his fee. Nothing, not even the legions of a mad shogun, hordes of Yagyu ninjas, or the undead, can stop him!

Created by slicing and dicing the first two Lone Wolf & Club movies, Robert Houston's epic grindhouse mash-up, Shogun Assassin, tells the tender tale of a mighty swordsman trying to balance his career as an assassin with the problems of being a single dad while being stalked by legions of extremely hypertensive ninjas.

In the 1960s, Japanese filmmakers responded to a stale studio system by looking for new ways to tell stories; Shohei Imamura was one of the leading figures of this new wave. With the three films in this set - Pigs and Battleships, The Insect Woman, and Intentions of Murder - Imamura truly emerged as an auteur, bringing to his national cinema an anthropological eye and a heretofore unseen taste for the irreverent.

This double-pack contains both Flesh for the Beast and Dead Riot.

Complete your collection with the hottest DVDs from Shriek Show! Get ready to tingle with terror! (Beyond the Darkness, Buio Omega; Central Park Drifter; Creatures From the Abyss; Demonia; Delirium - Photos of Gioia; Killer Barbys)

Based on the true account of what took place at a school for the hearing impaired in South Korea. In 2000, a principal and some faculty members had begun to sexually molest and abuse several hearing impaired students at their school for close to four consecutive years. Though we may not want to accept it, it is time to face this horrible inhumane truth.

From the outset of his career, with his silent films of the early thirties, Mikio Naruse zeroed in on the lives of the kinds of people - geisha, housewives, waitresses - who would continue to fascinate him for the next three decades. Though he made two dozen silent films, only five remain in existence; these works - poignant, dazzlingly made dramas all - are collected here, newly restored and on DVD for the first time, and featuring optional new scores by noted musicians Robin Holcomb and Wayne Horvitz.

The ups and downs of three single Hong Kong girls who live together are chronicled in this very sexy and very funny comedy! Kitty (Rain Li) must overcome depression and loneliness from breaking up with her adulterous boyfriend. She gets some much-needed "girl power" help from her promiscuous roommate Vivian (Jo Koo). At the same time, their other roommate, May (Monie Tung), finds her own sexuality questioned when her new female superior begins hitting on her.

Na Nan (Jang Jin-Young, The Foul King) has known best pals Dong-Mi (Um Jung-Hwa, Marriage is a Crazy Thing) and Jung-Joon (Lee Bum-Soo, Wet Dreams, Oh! Brothers) since childhood, and now the trio shares the ups and downs of their turbulent single lives together. But everything gets turned on end when Dong-Mi and Jung-Joon end up in bed!