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VocoPro takes a step forward in audio mobility with the DVD-Soundman portable mini P.A. system. DVD-Soundman expands your performance possibilities. Connect up to four instruments/wired microphones to expand the party for additional musicians and performers.DVD-Sou ndman is a portable mini P.A. system that combines a disc player and instrument mixer with a high quality speaker cabinet. Stereo RCA and digital audio outputs allow you to connect your external speakers or recording system. Use the multi-format disc player or the Mp3 device input for playing your favorite music to practice and perform to. The digital echo effect, pitch control and the five-band EQ will give you the tools to customize your sound. The DVD-Soundman is the choice for professionals and casual users looking for an... Less

Door to door salesmen aren't usually associated with changing lives. This made-for-cable tells the story of salesman Bill Porter who came into contact with numerous people during his decades of knocking on doors. Porter suffering from cerebral palsy didn't allow his condition to stop him from pursuing a career and his story touched the heart of many of his potential customers. Often his clientele would be presented with difficulties of their own that Porter's triumphant story would serve as inspiration to ignite change. Porter is played by William H. Macy in this biographical portrait. Macy also collaborated on the script with director Steven Schachter to see this personal project through. The pair also brought the mystery thriller A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER to the small screen.

This special release compiles three Doors films--DANCE ON FIRE, THE DOORS: LIVE AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL and THE SOFT PARADE. The first is a collection of 14 songs--including some extremely rare footage--drawn from the group's many television performances. The second, filmed live at the Hollywood Bowl in the summer of 1968, features Jim Morrison and the band performing an extended version of Light My Fire, plus 10 of their other most loved songs. And the third includes the Doors' last televised appearance on PBS in 1969 in the aftermath of the infamous Miami concert that resulted in Morrison's arrest for indecent exposure. In addition, the compilation includes commentary by surviving Doors members Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger, two Manzarek student films, archival stills, and... Less

A dirty bomb detonates in Los Angeles and a terrified husband decides to seal himself up in his suburban home and await the return of his working wife in first-time director Chris Gorak's tense and topical drama. As the sun rises on another day in Los Angeles, Brad (Rory Cochrane) sends his wife, Lexi (Mary McCormack), off to work with a kiss and a smile. When the media begins reporting on the detonation of a bomb within the city limits and a potentially toxic cloud covers the L.A. basin in ash, Brad enlists the aid of nearby handyman Alvaro (Tony Perez) in making his home as airtight as possible while worriedly awaiting the return of his wife. With roads closed, telephone lines jammed, and reports of multiple explosions pouring in from the media, the panic and isolation of the tragedy... Less

Reminiscent of KINDERGARTEN COP with a dash of SPY KIDS THE SPY NEXT DOOR blends together an entertaining mixture of family fun and martial-arts comedy styling to form a familiar story that once again reminds us that even hardened action heroes have a soft side. Jackie Chan stars as Bob Ho an international spy on loan to the CIA who gives up his job in hopes of leading a so-called normal life with his next-door-neighbor girlfriend and her rambunctious brood. There's nothing in SPY that the audience hasn't seen before from similarly themed incarnations think THE PACIFIER but fans will appreciate director Brian Levant's homage to Jackie Chan's past Hong Kong movie blockbusters -- most notably POLICE STORY and THE LEGEND OF DRUNKEN MASTER -- during the opening credit sequence which is... Less

Narrated by Edward Norton, Jeremy Gosch's Bustin Down the Door tells the tale of how a group of ambitious young men helped shape surfing into an international phenomenon in the winter of 1975. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Self-help author and motivational speaker Lee Boot leads this discussion on understanding and attaining true happiness and fulfillment in life, with his unique brand of ongoing visual metaphor, using a constant series of hand-held props in order to illustrate his points.

The Rolls-Royce Phantom is the ultimate symbol of automotive luxury. The brand has been revived with a technological transfusion by new owner BMW, yet the Phantom model remains as British as the umbrellas built into its doors. That's right, each one comes with a Teflon-coated hide-away umbrella that can pop out with the touch of a button. Ultimate Factories goes inside the creation of this supercar to reveal all the extravagant touches you'd expect—the sumptuous polished wood interior, a 15-speaker, nine-channel stereo system and the legendary whisper-quiet ride. It also has a mammoth V-12 engine capable of going from zero to 60 mph in 5.7 seconds. Then head inside three plants in England and Germany to see how an international team of skilled craftspeople perfectly weld, sculpt,... Less

Secret Beyond the Door (1948) Joan Bennett, Michael RedgraveDirector: Fritz LangCo-stars: Anne Revere, Natalie Schafer99 minutes, Black and WhiteDVD: Region 1After a whirlwind romance while on vacation in Mexico, young and beautiful heiress Celia (Bennett) decides to marry Mark Lamphere (Redgrave), the publisher of an architectural journal. Once the honeymoon is over, however, Celia begins to suspect that her new husband is deeply disturbed and may have murdered his first wife. Filled with stunning visuals and amazing camera moves. Lang creates an engrossing film. The most successful aspect of the production is the cinematography, which creates a shadowy world of false appearances, hidden meanings, and elusive truths. The musical score by Miklos Rozsa also is fascinating. In the... Less