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Release: July 15, 2025

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Shad must scour the cosmos to recruit mercenaries from different planets and cultures, in order to save his peaceful home planet from the threat of the evil tyrant Sador, bent on dominating and enslaving the entire universe. Joining this "magnificant seven" of mercenaries are the deadly Gelt, carefree Cowboy, and the sexy Valkyrie Saint-Exmin. Bonus Content: 4K Scan from the Original Camera Negative Presented in Dolby Vision Audio Commentary with Pop Culture Historian Russell Dyball Audio Commentary with Screenwriter John Sayles and Producer Roger Corman Audio Commentary with Production Manager Gale Anne Hurd A Universe Of Possibilities: Becoming James Horner - A Documentary about Composer James Horner's First Film Scores, Featuring New Interviews with Sara Horner, Film Historian Daniel Schweiger, Composer David Newman, and Author Jeff Bond Beyond Time and Space: Inside the Sound Effects – Interview with Composer/Sound Effects Creator Alan Howarth Audio Commentary with Russell Dyball Audio Commentary with John Sayles and Roger Corman Audio Commentary with Gale Anne Hurd His Name Was Shad: Interview with Actor Richard Thomas Shoestring Space Opera: Building the Battle Beyond the Stars Theatrical Trailers Radio Spot Still Gallery Poster Gallery Production Gallery

Release: July 12, 2011

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ROGER CORMANS CULT CLASSICS. Seven mercenaries are recruited from throughout the galaxy to save a peaceful planet from the threat of an evil tyrant bent on dominating the entire universe. Among them are a lizard-like humanoid, a space cowboy, a female warrior and a brooding killer-for-hire.

Release: July 12, 2011

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ROGER CORMANS CULT CLASSICS. Seven mercenaries are recruited from throughout the galaxy to save a peaceful planet from the threat of an evil tyrant bent on dominating the entire universe. Among them are a lizard-like humanoid, a space cowboy, a female warrior and a brooding killer-for-hire.

Release: April 21, 2020

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When the Wind Blows (1986)-writer Raymond Briggs' adaptation of his own graphic novel, brought to the screen by director Jimmy T. Murakami-is an enchantingly collage-like animated film (featuring drawn, stop-motion, and live-action sequences) on a very grim subject, indeed: the effects of nuclear holocaust on an ordinary English couple. James and Hilda Bloggs (perfectly voiced by acting legends John Mills and Peggy Ashcroft) are a happy, near-elderly pair living in the lovely rural countryside when-seemingly out of nowhere-disaster beyond all imagining strikes. Featuring a score by Roger Waters (late of Pink Floyd), with a title song from David Bowie and contributions from Genesis, Squeeze, and Paul Hardcastle.