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Sons of Anarchy Season 2 DVD
By Fresno
Relive season 2 of "Sons of Anarchy" (OWN IT NOW ON BLU-RAY & DVD) where some big questions of the the saga of SAMCRO (Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club, Redwood Original) were answered.
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Survival of the Dead on Blu-ray
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When it comes to zombies, George A. Romero is the undisputed king. And while his Diary of the Dead movie wasn't great, we'll still watch anything his name is attached to. Luckily, Survival of the Dead is more of a return to what the big man does best. This flick takes place on a small island, where two crazy families fight the dead and each other. There is a ton of action and all the gore that you'd expect from the master himself. Watch it. Love it. Then make sure your zombie survival bunker is fully stocked with weapons and canned beans.
Schwarzenegger Collection on DVD
By Fresno
OK, so maybe Arnold's bit part in The Expandables was a huge let down. But, back in the day, Arnold was the man at the movies and there's no way you can possibly disagree with that. For those who need a little reminder, we scored a box set of some of his most kick-ass movies to share with you. Included in this box are the following push-up-inducing films: Total Recall, Red Heat, Running Man and the grand daddy of all action movies, Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Watching them will remind you of a simpler time when ever gun cock happened in slow motion and bullets never ran out. Ever.
Vacation on Blu-ray
By Fresno
If we have to convince you that Vacation is one of the best movies ever made, then we probably can't be friends any more. Sure, it's a comedy from the early '80s and watching in HD won't necessarily make it any funnier, but it's your duty, as a person who truly appreciates great movies, to have this in your collection. Now, everybody in the Family Truckster.
Kick-Ass on DVD
By Fresno
With a few obvious exceptions--Dark Knight we're looking in your direction--comic book movies tend to get too kid-friendly. Kick-Ass certainly doesn't suffer from that affliction, offering up more impressive violence, bad language and other mom-angering stuff than you can shake a night stick at. You don't have to be a fan of the comic to appreciate its hilarious tone. And hell, even your intense hatred of Nicolas Cage can't put you off such a charmingly brutal flick. So, enjoy. Just don't enjoy so much that you feel the need to put on a costume. Despite what the movie says, that's still incredibly lame.
Squidbillies: Volume 3 on DVD
By Fresno
We can always count on [adult swim] to provide weird crap that's somehow confusing and hilarious at the same time. Squidbillies fits that bill to a sleeveless T. Sure, the show doesn't often make a lot of sense, but that's part of its charm. The characters are crude and stupid, but so lovable taht you'll never want to eat calamari again. In case you haven't been keeping up with the series, you can also buy the first two volumes, but you could also just laugh as you watch redneck squids doing really stupid stuff.
Brooklyn's Finest on DVD
By Fresno
Any movie whose reviews draw so many comparisons to the outstanding HBO drama, <em>The Wire</em> has to be doing a couple things right. This "gritty" police drama has an impressive cast, including Richard Gere (who apparently doesn't suck anymore), Don Cheadle, Ethan Hawke and Wesley Snipes. The story takes place, predictably, on the streets for Brooklyn. Not the cafe-lined, hipster-filled ones, but the tough ones where skinny jeans and ironic facial hair won't make you very popular. If you didn't see it in the theater (and let's face it, you probably didn't) now is your chance to make up for your mistake. We suggest watching with a pizza. Not just because it's about Brooklyn, but because eating pizza and watching movies is awesome.
The A-Team Complete Box Set
By Fresno
How many DVD collections do you know of that come in a box shaped like a kick-ass van? None, that's because the complete <em>A-Team</em> might be the only collection of discs tough enough to arrive in such outrageous packaging. Inside you'll find every episode of the classic TV show that made America realize just how awesome violence on TV could really be. In fact, if Mr. T was here, he would probably say that he'd pity the fool who doesn't enter our contest. Then he'd probably ask for a dollar and it would get awkward.
Gangsters: The Ultimate Film Collection
By Fresno
Are you getting excited about Martin Scorsese's upcoming HBO project, Boardwalk Empire? Well, you should be. And to help inspire some of that gangster enthusiasm, we have a box containing some of the greats. The oversized box comes packed with American Gangster, Scarface, Carlito's Way and Casino. Each movie comes with extras and there's even a full-color book packed in the box so you can nerd out on gangster stuff like you're one of the many rappers that have appeared on MTV Cribs. So, enter our contest today, or we'll whack you. Not really, but we will spend the rest of the day crying. You don't want to have that on your conscience.
Hot Tub Time Machine on DVD
By Fresno
It has one of the best titles in movie history, and unlike the ill-fated Snakes on a Plane, the movie was actually good. It's packed from front to back with the kind of jokes you wouldn't want to hear when your mom is around, which is exactly the kind we like. Plus, the cast is so on-point that we're willing to call this the best time travel movie since the Wild Stallions, Bill and Ted graced the silver screen so long ago. It's available on DVD today, so buy it and watch it while sitting in a hot tub.
Green Zone on DVD
By Fresno
We're all wishing that we had a new Bourne movie to look forward to, but that doesn't mean we can't get our Matt Damon action fix. As the cover of the DVD says, Green Zone is both gritty and thrilling, telling the story of a soldier trying to stop a war before it really gets going. It's full of poignant social commentary and exploding crap all over the place. It's the best of both worlds.
Rambo on Blu-ray
By Fresno
The release of the sure-to-be action epic, The Expendables is getting oh-so-close and we're soaking up just about every action flick we can to try and quench our cinematic bloodlust. Unlike the first Rambo movie, First Blood, the latest version has a bodycount that's off the charts. Sly is just as brutal as he has ever been, showing off muscles that most guys don't have at 24. Plus, if you pay close attention, you might just learn something. Did you know Burma was a country? We thought it was just the name of that quirky little coffee shops all the girls in sweaters and thick-rimmed glasses hang out at. OK, that's not true, but it's still a kick-ass movie.
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