DVD Dribble
Tales from the Crypt: The Complete 7th Season: The Cryptkeeper makes one last scare with the seventh, and final, season. These 13 terrorific tales are sure to you have you up past your bedtime. Natasha Richardson is a lawyer planning a fatal caper, EwanMcGregor is a Cold War zombie and a pre-James Bond Daniel Craig shows how sneaky and freaky the ad biz really is. Special DVD features include a virtual comic book narrated by John Kassir.
"Twin Peaks Definitive Gold Box Edition:" Any Twin Peaks fan would kill to get their hands on this definitive collection of the entire award-winning mystery series. The 10-disc box set includes a treasure chest of special features, including hours of newly-minted bonus content, featuring exclusive cast and crew interviews and rare footage never before released on DVD.
"Love, American Style: Season 1, Volume 1:" Step back in time to the 60's and 70's with the first season collection of romantic comedy tales from the classic television show. What served as a pilot warmer, "Love, American Style" featured the very first samples of hit television comedies such as "Happy Days" and "Wait Til Your Father Gets Home." The DVD features the episodes in their original full-screen format and contains more than 600 minutes of entertainment.
"Perry Mason: The Second Season, Volume 2:" The longest running lawyer show in American television history is back on DVD. Raymond Burr is the legendary attorney seeking justice and protecting the innocent. This complement to The Second Season, Volume 1 contains the remaining 15 episodes from the 1958-59 season. The 4-disc collection contains more than 12 hours of the classic crime show.
"Family Affair Season 4:" This popular sitcom from the 1960s, starring Brian Keith and Sebastian Cabot, will make a fine addition to your home's DVD library. Remember when Cissy wanted to test her independence and stay in her own apartment? Or how about when Jody met his television cowboy idol? This 5-disc collection contains 25 episodes, including the two-part "Family Paradise" and never-before-seen bonus features such as an interview with Johnny Whitaker and "The Child Stars" featurette.