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10:44 AM PST, January 13, 2009
With the 3D remake in theaters this Friday, Lionsgate has re-released the 1981 slasher cult favorite with all-new special features including never-before-seen lost footage, a featurette tracing the production history of the early '80s flick up to the modern update, and an interactive film history of classic slasher films.
When a methane explosion kills a group of miners due to negligence on Valentine's Day, the sole survivor retaliates by killing his supervisors and issuing a stern warning never to hold another Valentine's Day dance in their small town. Twenty years later, a group of teens ignore the warnings and hold a private V-Day party in the coal mine. Smart move? You decide…
When a methane explosion kills a group of miners due to negligence on Valentine's Day, the sole survivor retaliates by killing his supervisors and issuing a stern warning never to hold another Valentine's Day dance in their small town. Twenty years later, a group of teens ignore the warnings and hold a private V-Day party in the coal mine. Smart move? You decide…
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'My Bloody Valentine'
Lionsgate
With the 3D remake in theaters this Friday, Lionsgate has re-released the 1981 slasher cult favorite with all-new special features including never-before-seen lost footage, a featurette tracing the production history of the early '80s flick up to the modern update, and an interactive film history of classic slasher films.
When a methane explosion kills a group of miners due to negligence on Valentine's Day, the sole survivor retaliates by killing his supervisors and issuing a stern warning never to hold another Valentine's Day dance in their small town. Twenty years later, a group of teens ignore the warnings and hold a private V-Day party in the coal mine. Smart move? You decide…
When a methane explosion kills a group of miners due to negligence on Valentine's Day, the sole survivor retaliates by killing his supervisors and issuing a stern warning never to hold another Valentine's Day dance in their small town. Twenty years later, a group of teens ignore the warnings and hold a private V-Day party in the coal mine. Smart move? You decide…
'Appaloosa'
New Line Cinema
Ed Harris directs, co-writes and stars in this rousing western set in the Old West territory of New Mexico in the late 1800s. Harris and Viggo Mortensen are a pair of hired guns tasked by the town of Appaloosa to bring a ruthless, powerful rancher (Jeremy Irons) to justice after the murder of their sheriff. Of course, no task is so simple in the lawless frontier, and the arrival of a fetching lady (Renée Zellweger) only serves to complicate the situation.
Special features include director/screenwriter/producer commentary, deleted scenes, and such featurettes as "Historical Accuracy of Appaloosa," "[Cinematographer] Dean Semler's Return to the Western" and "Bringing the Characters of Appaloosa to Life."
Special features include director/screenwriter/producer commentary, deleted scenes, and such featurettes as "Historical Accuracy of Appaloosa," "[Cinematographer] Dean Semler's Return to the Western" and "Bringing the Characters of Appaloosa to Life."
'Vicky Cristina Barcelona'
Weinstein Company
Sultry Scarlett Johansson plays an emotionally and sexually adventurous American woman in Barcelona on holiday who becomes romantically entangled with a charismatic painter (Javier Bardem) and his turbulent ex-wife (Penelope Cruz) in Woody Allen's latest international character study. The critically acclaimed film just won this year's Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy.
'My Best Friend's Girl'
In 'My Best Friend's Girl,' comedian Dane Cook is enlisted by Jason Biggs to take Kate Hudson on the worst date of her entire life -- just so she can run back to Jason with a new appreciation for what he has to offer. Of course, the fly in the ointment comes when Dane falls for his best friend's girl! Alec Baldwin also stars as a hilarious, self-proclaimed "sex-crazed maniac masquerading as a college professor" in the romantic comedy.
Special features include director and actor commentary, deleted and extended scenes, a hilarious gag reel, and behind-the-scenes featurettes including "Men and Women: The Good, The Bad and The Cast," "On a Scale of A-Z: Like Father, Like Son" and "The Prom: America's Awkward Rite of Passage."
Special features include director and actor commentary, deleted and extended scenes, a hilarious gag reel, and behind-the-scenes featurettes including "Men and Women: The Good, The Bad and The Cast," "On a Scale of A-Z: Like Father, Like Son" and "The Prom: America's Awkward Rite of Passage."
'Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys'
Lionsgate
Alfre Woodard and Kathy Bates play old friends and the matriarchs of two families that clash in Tyler Perry's drama. Kathy plays a Donald Trump-style developer, while Alfre only runs a diner. As longtime friends, the families share everything, but soon their adult children's extramarital affairs, unethical business practices and a dark paternity secret threaten to unravel their close-knit relationship. Also starring Cole Hauser and Sanaa Lathan.
Special features include deleted scenes and several behind-the-scenes featurettes, including "Preying in the Big Easy," "Two Families, Two Legends" and "Casting the Family."
Special features include deleted scenes and several behind-the-scenes featurettes, including "Preying in the Big Easy," "Two Families, Two Legends" and "Casting the Family."
'Swing Vote'
Touchstone Television
The perfect film for our presidential election year, Kevin Costner plays a single father and lovable loser who is unwittingly placed in the national spotlight when the presidential election comes down to his vote. Featuring a cameo by our own Mary Hart, the film also stars Kelsey Grammer and Dennis Hopper as the dueling candidates, Nathan Lane, Stanley Tucci, George Lopez and newcomer Madeline Carroll as Costner's wise-beyond-her-years 12-year-old daughter.
Bonus features include exclusive glimpses behind the scenes in the featurette "Inside the Campaign: The Politics of Production," filmmaker commentary, deleted and extended scenes and more.
Bonus features include exclusive glimpses behind the scenes in the featurette "Inside the Campaign: The Politics of Production," filmmaker commentary, deleted and extended scenes and more.
'Mirrors'
20th Century Fox
"24" star Kiefer Sutherland returns to the movies with this edge-of-your-seat horror film about a man and his family faced with gateway to evil. Kiefer plays
a former cop working as a night watchman who is haunted by horrific visions in the large mirrors of a department store that was burned in a large fire. He soon realizes that malevolent, otherworldly force are using the reflections to terrorize him and his family. Also starring Amy Smart and Paula Patton.
Special features include an unrated, extended cut of the film; deleted scenes; an alternate ending; a behind-the-scenes making-of featurette and an in-depth look into the myths and mythology behind mirrors.
Special features include an unrated, extended cut of the film; deleted scenes; an alternate ending; a behind-the-scenes making-of featurette and an in-depth look into the myths and mythology behind mirrors.