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Monte Hellman, who would later go on to create the cult classics TWO-LANE BLACKTOP and THE SHOOTING, directs this Roger Corman b-picture about a giant creature that attacks a group of unsuspecting victims in the South Dakota mountains. Gil Jackson (Michael Forest) is a handsome ski instructor who gets more than he bargained for when he agrees to be a guide for Alex Ward (Frank Wolff) and his group of bandit friends. The leader of the gang, Alex convinces his girlfriend Gypsy Berlin (Sheila Carol) to seduce Gil while he and his cronies pull off a major gold heist. They then embark on a trek through the mountainside to lay low while the authorities search for the robbers. Eventually catching onto their criminal ways is Gil, who also manages to win the heart of Gypsy. What no one could have projected is the gigantic beast that resides in a nearby cave and eats human beings like popcorn. As Gil and Gypsy try to escape from Alex, the beast closes in on all of them, culminating in a gigantic battle in a cave to decide who lives, and who dies. Hellman's exploitation thriller is low-budget fun in the truest sense of the term.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.66Full Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Monte Hellman - Director Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerText/Photo Galleries: Liner Notes by Bill Warren
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When an experiment goes horribly awry, a herd of giant killer rabbits are sent galloping across the globe in this gross-out horror movie from 1972. The technical details of the plot, which involve a hormone designed to quash the rampant sexual proclivities of rabbits, are wisely dispensed with early on in order to allow the rampant bunnies enough screen time to rip into their human persecutors. As the giant beasts throw off the cute, loveable mantle they`ve worn for so long, a cast including Janet Leigh (PSYCHO) and DeForest Kelley (Leonard
Bones
McCoy from STAR TREK) attempts to fend them off. The primitive special effects and hammy performances have turned NIGHT OF THE LEPUS into a cult classic over the years, with viewers finding themselves tickled by the actors in bunny-suits who woefully try to replicate an exaggerated version of the real thing. After the wonderfully silly film wrapped, director William F. Claxton`s career took a surprising turn, as he helmed episodes of popular TV shows such as FAME and LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE.
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Asherons Call Throne of Destiny Important Product Information
This game requires an internet connection and a monthly subscription fee to play.
Includes the complete contents of Asheron?s Call and Asheron?s Call: Dark Majesty plus all 50 plus content updates in one game!

All new graphics engine and interface. New playable heritage group, the Viamontians. Extensive new landmass to explore.
New weapons and armor to discover and use. Hundreds of new kinds of items extend the world.

Dozens of new creatures and quests will challenge players of all levels!
Epic Scale
The world of Dereth is a seamless vast land of mountain glaciers, swamps, deep dungeons, desert wastelands, smoldering volcanic ruins, and more.

Flexible Leveling System
A variety of ways to gain experience points and progress in the game, which appeals to both hard-core and casual players.



Product ESRB Rating Teen



System Requirements : Windows 98SE/2000/XP, Pentium 733, 256MB RAM, 56k Internet connection, 4X CDROM, 32MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card with hardware T&L, DirectX sound card
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