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With two strikes on his record, fresh-out-of-stir career criminal Troy Cameron (Nicolas Cage) wasn't interested in getting caught again. However, the influence of his old cronies Mad Dog (Willem Dafoe) and Diesel (Christopher Matthew Cook) pulls him back into the life-and the promise of big bucks from a mob chieftain (Paul Schrader, who wrote and directed) to pull off the kidnapping of a rival's infant child might make the cops the least of his problems. Gritty crime thriller also stars Reynaldo Gallegos, Omar J. Dorsey. 93 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack; English.

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Comedy legends Peter Cook (Bedazzled, The Bed Sitting Room) and Dudley Moore (Arthur, Blame It on the Bellboy) star in this wonderfully irreverent slant on Sherlock Holmes that keeps the wickedly witty gags coming, from satirical start to fantastic finish! Exhausted by a recent case, Sherlock (Cook) dispatches Watson (Moore) to Baskerville Hall to face a legendary demonic dog. But while Watson scours the scary moors, Holmes is busy visiting his mum (who calls him “Sherl”), interviewing the sole applicant for a “runner of errands” (a one-legged man), and dropping in at a Victorian massage parlor. Will the case be solved? Will the masseuse use salve? Only one thing’s certain: This rabidly funny comedy is a howling good time! Cult filmmaker Paul Morrissey (Flesh for Frankenstein, Blood for Dracula) co-wrote (with Cook and Moore) and directed this outrageous spoof. The hilarious cast includes Denholm Elliott (Percy), Joan Greenwood (The Man in the White Suit), Hugh Griffith (Kind Hearts and Coronets), Irene Handl (The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes), Terry-Thomas (The Green Man), Max Wall (Jabberwocky), Kenneth Williams (the Carry On films), Roy Kinnear (How I Won the War) and Spike Milligan (The Last Remake of Beau Geste). Special Features: -Theatrical Trailer

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Based on Glen Matlock's memoir, this film reveals the rise of the Sex Pistols and making of Never Mind the Bollocks. As a founding member and songwriter, Matlock shares the story of punk, band drama and his overlooked role in music history.