Houdini: The Movie Star DVD Set consists of The Master Mystery (1919), Terror Island (1920), The Man From Beyond (1922), Haldane of the Secret Service (1923), and The Grim Game (1919). Priced at only $35, the DVD also features several Houdini escapes (1907-1923), an audio recording of Houdini speaking (1914), excerpts from the NY Censor Board files, and the Metamorphosis illusion performed by Houdini’s brother Hardeen. $35.
Fantasize about being in the Mob with the Gangsters Ultimate Film Collection. It comes with four classics such as Scarface, Casino, Carlito’s Way, and American Gangster. The 9-disc set offers you awesome additions to your DVD collection with names like Pacino, De Niro, Scorsese, and De Palma. $49.
We gotta say National Treasure 2 was better than the first movie, minus all the extra patriotic presidential crap. But, conspiracy treasure movies are pretty cool. You can get both in HD, so that’s cool. It’s only a little more expensive than buying one movie individually. $40.
Straight out of the video game series comes Hitman, the action-packed story of a hired assassin who tries to escape his life of murder and captivity.
Though it may be far-fetched at times, Hitman is sure to satisfy your innate thrill seeking desires. It’s sure to be badass in high-def, but you can get it on DVD, too. See the trailer after the break. $28.
Check out your favorite DC Comics superheroes in a new adventure, Justice League: The New Frontier.
This is bound to be awesome in high-def, too bad it’s animated because we would love to see Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman (she’s still hot).
Anyways, it’s available on DVD (Two-Disc Special Edition) as well as high-def. Check out the trailer after the break. $21.
A modern vampire infestation set in Alaska is the premise of 30 Days of Night.
If blood covered snow and horror is your thing, you’ll love the adaptation from the graphic novel. Protect your neck!
Josh Hartnett plays the sheriff of this small town who attempts to stave off this band of marauding Eastern European vampires who enjoy human blood more than crappy techno music. Available on DVD, too. $27.
I Am Legend was just a fun ride through the deserted streets of New York.
Fighting vampiric zombies and finding a cure for a man-made pandemic, Dr. Neville is a brilliant badass.
Will Smith gives a great performance that would make Charlton Heston proud. See the trailer after the break. $25.
It had to be one of the best Super Bowl’s in history. Sorry Pats fans for your dashed dreams, but the Giants definitely pulled an amazing upset.
Get it on DVD so you can see Eli Manning silence his critics, and Junior Seau denied another ring (which kinda sucks). $19.
With the trend of some good westerns lately, we’re showing you a modern western in No Country for Old Men.
The movie’s likely to be nominated for several oscars and stars Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin, but Javier Bardem may be the actor who receives the most praise for his performance. On DVD also. $24.
See the story of Jesus Christ’s lesser hailed counterpart in Monty Python’s Life of Brian on Blu-ray!
Not sure if high def resolution will make the 70’s movie any crisper, but forget that… anything that will breathe new life into British humor gets a thumbs up from us. $20.
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