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Release: September 1, 2020

$6.99

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Everybody is cleaning up and getting down in this classic comedy from the decade that brought you the tube top, the polyester suit and lots of good times! It's just a typical day in the lives of the employees, customers and passersby of a Los Angeles car wash. There's a would-be robbery…an assembly line of the weirdest, baddest, shadiest characters you've ever met…and lots of '70s music to pass the hours till quitting time. Featuring outrageously hilarious performances by George Carlin, Professor Irwin Corey, the Pointer Sisters, and Richard Pryor as Daddy Rich—a flamboyant Reverend who preaches the goodness of the dollar—Car Wash is a timeless classic celebrating an era devoted to living life in the fast lane. Bonus Content: Car Wash from Start to Finish with Producer Gary Stromberg Working' at the Car Wash with Otis Day Audio Commentary with Director Michael Schultz Radio Spot Trailer

Release: September 11, 2018

$7.99

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The time is coming. The seals are breaking. Judgment is at hand. As the signs of the apocalypse come to pass, only one woman can stop the impending supernatural doom in this taut and riveting thriller. Demi Moore stars as Abby Quinn, a young woman who discovers that she and her unborn child play a terrifying part in the chain of events destined to end the world. Already troubled with a difficult pregnancy, Abby grows more distraught once she and her husband (Michael Biehn, The Terminator) rent their studio apartment to David (Jürgen Prochnow, In The Mouth Of Madness), an enigmatic drifter. As Abby becomes ensnared in a series of otherworldly experiences, it becomes apparent that David is carrying out the mythical prophecies of Judgment Day…and that she has been chosen as the instrument of the Seventh Sign. But can Abby—or anyone—stand between the wrath of God and the future of humanity? Bonus Content: Interview with Actor Michael Biehn Interview with Director Carl Schultz Interview with Actor Peter Friedman Interview with Actor John Taylor Interviews with Screenwriters Clifford and Ellen Green TV Spots