The year is 1702. Peace has settled over the squalor of Edo and the swords of the once-mighty samurai have been sheathed across Japan. In an era when dogs are more esteemed than the colorful peasants that inhabit the slums, Soza, a young warrior better with books than blades, is on a quest to avenge his murdered father and restore honor to his family name. As the blood debt looms, sensitive Soza must decide: to kill or not to kill?

Hana and Alice are inseparable friends - until Miyamoto, a cute boy they spot at a train station, comes between them. Tricking Miyamoto into believing that he is suffering from amnesia, Hana claims that she is his girlfriend. A baffled Miyamoto struggles to regain his memories as he is drawn to the prettier Alice. When the bond deepens, the girls' lifelong relationship begins to fray... propelling them apart.

He's Hanzo "The Razor " Itami, the incorruptible and uncompromising samurai cop, and he packs a weapon more devastating than any sword (just ask any of the female suspects he "interrogates"). From the creator of the Lone Wolf and Cub series comes this legendary 1970s trilogy based on Kazuo Koike's classic mangas starring Shintaro Katsu (Zatoichi) as Hanzo.

Yukie Morita is a devoted wife, and Isao Hayama is her boorish, unemployed ex-gangster husband. While Yukie works hard at a noodle shop and struggles to make ends meet, Isao hangs around all day gambling and getting into trouble. Isao's uncontrollable temper often results in the dinner table being overturned and their meal on the floor. Everyone advises Yukie to leave Isao, but her love for him is unconditional because he was the one who initially saved her from her misery.

The Katakuris are a four-generation family of failures who use buy a guest house in the country. Somehow, each of their guests ends up dead, and once they have made the decision to save their business by burying the bodies and concealing the deaths, they find themselves sucked into a nightmare of lies and fear. None of this is helped by the arrival of the daughter's con-man boyfriend, an escaped murderer with police in hot pursuit, and an erupting volcano.

Happy Together revolves around five brothers and sisters whose lives are torn apart by the tragic loss of their parents. Each one of them is taken in a different direction, until they are finally reunited by a miraculous twist of fate. But will there be true reconciliation?

Following the collapse of his clan, unemployed samurai Hanshiro Tsugumo (Tatsuya Nakadai) arrives at the manor of Lord Iyi, begging to commit ritual suicide on his property. Iyi's clansmen, believing the desperate ronin is merely angling for charity, try to force him to eviscerate himself - but they have underestimated his honor and his past.

Gianni Garko plays legendary hero Sartana in the first sequel to "If You Meet Sartana, Pray For Your Death." This time Sartana is in the town of Indian Creek, where he stumbles upon a massacre in a cabin in the desert. He starts to investigate the murders and finds that everyone in town is eager to buy the worthless land of the murder victims. Everyone is suspect, even the sheriff, and it is up to Sartana to solve the murder mystery.

For those die hard Hercules & Xena fans, there's a Hercules and Xena screensaver with video from the actual shows, and never before available original sequences to customize your computer!

Fang Shih Yu (Alexander Fu Sheng) and Hung Hsi Kuan (Chen Kuan Tai) escape after the burning of the Shaolin Temple, but a case of mistaken identity causes Hung to be captured and marked for death. It's now a race against time to free him and seek revenge for the burning of the temple, before the Manchus can amass their warriors for one final assault on the survivors of Shaolin.

Toshiro Mifune is Kingo Gondo, a wealthy industrialist whose family becomes the target of a cold-blooded kidnapper in Akira Kurosawa's highly influential domestic drama and police procedural High and Low. Adapting Ed McBain's detective novel King's Ransom, Kurosawa creates a diabolical treatise on class and contemporary Japanese society.

The existential ghost story Pitfall, the shocking erotic fable Woman in the Dunes, and the sci-fi-tinged nightmare The Face of Another are three of cinema's most enduring enigmas and rare treats from Hiroshi Teshigahara. These three atmospheric portraits remain the quintessential expressions of his lifelong fascination with the perils of identity and the horrors of isolation.