Braveheart

Mel Gibson stars on both sides of the camera, playing the lead role plus directing and producing this brawling, richly-detailed saga of fierce combat, tender love and the will to risk all that's precious for something more precious: freedom. In an emotionally charged performance, Gibson is William Wallace, a bold Scotsman who used the steel of his blade and the fire of his intellect to rally his countrymen to liberation. Filled with sword-clanging spectacle, Braveheart is a tumultuous tapestry of history come alive . . . (VHS)

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Commando

Arnold Swarzenegger dominates this blockbuster mix of action and off-beat humor as Colonel John Matrix, ultimate soldier and one-man army. Matrix used to be the leader of a special commando strike force that always got the toughest jobs done. Now he's retired and living under a new identity with his 11-year-old daughter, Jenny. But an old enemy wants him for one more job. To bend Matrix to his will, he takes Jenny hostage. Standing between Matrix and Jenny is an array of punks, killers, one of his own ex-commandoes, and a fully equipped private army. Matrix figures the odds are even. (Beta)

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Inspector Morse: Deceived By Flight

When the Clarets XI Old Boy's cricket team convenes midst the spires and steeples that constitute medieval Oxford for their traditional annual match, Sergeant Lewis (Kevin Whately), an avid cricket fan and the long-suffering Dr. Watson to Chief Inspector Morse's (the late John Thaw) Sherlock Holmes, is accorded an undercover assignment which, he soon discovers, is a source of both joyous anticipation and considerable angst. (DVD)

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The Judas Project

Rather than facing the Biblical foes that Jesus of Nazareth faced 2000 years ago, Jesse, the Christ-like figure of this film, is confronted by the political, intellectual, and pseudo-religious figures of modern society who try to manipulate, control, and destroy him.

The Judas Project is a modern-day story steeped in ancient roots with an appeal that is eternal. (DVD)

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Pale Rider

Northern California. Summer. 1850. Corporate mining boss Coy LaHood offers the independent pan miners a deal: get out—or be carried out. The terrorized miners have little choice but to accept, until a nameless stranger rides into their camp. The miners call him "Preacher." But to LaHood he's an avenging Pale Rider . . . and hell follows with him. (Beta)

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Raw Deal

There are multitudes who regard earthly justice as an idealized phantom who is oft sought and much discussed, but seldom seen. Regardless of the political and bureaucratic rhetoric to the contrary, murderers, rapists, and pedophiles brazenly prowl among us. Criminal statistics, tainted by the inbred putrescence of an adversarial legal system born of questionable efficacy and inequitable compromise, pitch to and fro on the crosscurrents of ineptitude, bias, inconsistency, desensitizing media coverage, ephemeral political correctness, rampant corruption, and the rapidly growing tolerance delivered of hopelessness and apathy. Yet, in the minds and hearts of these selfsame multitudes there exists a fantastical terrestrial realm where justice, fairness, goodness, and integrity rest in the hands of an incorruptible action hero—a modern day knight-errant who seeks no more than to repair that which has long been broken, and for whom the term plea bargain holds no meaning. (Beta)

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Without A Clue

What if Dr. Watson were the real master crime solver, and Sherlock Holmes merely a figment of Watson's imagination? That's the stage for this delightful comedy. Watson is tired of Holmes' pompous performances and gives him the boot, proclaiming himself the “Crime Doctor.” But Scotland Yard has a big case to solve, and they want Sherlock Holmes. Reluctantly reunited, Watson and Holmes set out on this one last case. (VHS)

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