Based on the popular Fearnet digital series, “Buried Alive” is a horrifying look at what happens when a group of friends are held captured and placed in an underground torture chamber.
Trapped in coffins, and given clues, the victims must figure out who is behind their situation and figure out a way to survive. On the surface two people follow a trail of clues and try to save their friends by locating the killer before it is to late.
Mixing elements of “SAW” with some original content, “Buried Alive” is a pleasant enough diversion and has enough to keep you entertained. The DVD features deleted scenes, commentaries, and a making of segment.
Available from Sony Home Entertainment.
The classic Comedy of The Three Stooges has never been better and every eye gouging, head slapping moment is captures in the Three Stooges Collection Volume Four which looks at 21 shorts from 1943-1945.
From the classic War Time segments such as Back From The Front and Dizzy Pilots to the outrageous Micro-Phonies, the collection has been digitally remastered and concludes what is for many the Golden Age of the group as sadly health problems lead to the absence of Curly soon after due to a stroke, which affected some of his performances in the later material in the collection.
That being said, the timeless comedy never goes out of style and the collection of one of the greatest comedy teams in history is not to be missed.
Sony Home Entertainment.
Friends star David Schwimmer takes a crack at Directing the comedic “run fatboy run”, which stars Simon Pegg, Thandie Newton, and Hank Azaria.
Simon Pegg stars as Dennis Doyle, an out of shape lout who is trying to regain the heart of Libby (Thandie Newton), whom he left pregnant and alone years earlier. With the London Marathon pending, Dennis is convinced he can win back Libby by beating her fit boyfriend in the marathon. What follows is a truly madcap adventure that will leave you smiling.
Included delted scenes, commentary by Simon Pegg, Thandie, Newton, outtakes, and Dolby 5.1 this is not to be missed.
The Lifetime original movie “The Memory Keeper’s Daughter” is coming to DVD via Sony Home Entertainment.
The film is loosely based on the #1 New York Times Best Seller and tells the story of Dr. David Henry (Dermot Mulroney), who secretly hid his Down Syndrome daughter from her twin as well as from his wife (Gretchen Mol). The film follows the 25 years that follow as the daughter raised in secret grows to an amazing woman, while his family falls apart.
