These sort of absurdities often run the risk of going terribly wrong if not handled properly, but director Frank Oz benefits from a solid cast that sells the material well.

In 1970s America, a detective works to bring down the drug empire of Frank Lucas, a heroin kingpin from Manhattan, who is smuggling the drug into the country in the coffins of soldiers returning from the Vietnam War.

Ang Lee is a director who concentrates on forbidden love and the consequences of stifling our passion or swallowing emotions. This is a story about a beautiful spy who seduces and falls for her target in the lush espionage tale Lust, Caution. Like most Lee movies it is a beautifully photographed and one that earned an R rating.

Nella Last discovered her own innate strengths and abilities as she tried to keep some kind of home life going for the benefit of her husband and sons… and herself. This DVD presents a moving and well written story into the life of the women of the home front.

“The Chatterley Affair” is a very smart BBC drama that takes us back to 1960's landmark trial regarding D.H. Lawrence's “Lady Chatterley's Lover.”

Unexplained deaths and eerie sounds makes Furnace your classic 21st century horror with over-the-top acting, gory effects and good old fashioned scares.

The remarkable Joan Chen creates a complex character in Rose, who manipulates the sympathies and frustrations of her audience through a performance that is simply electric in its transformation.