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TEEN WITCH: A sweet young teenage girl wants to get the most popular boy in school to notice her. But how? All the hairdos and hip clothes in the world don't work. It may just take some of that old black magic to get him under her spell. THE HEAVENLY KID: The spirit of a young man who was killed in an auto accident must earn his ticket to heaven by helping a mortal through a life crisis. When he successfully completes his mission he will become The Heavenly Kid.

Arliss Howard plays a baby-faced undercover cop, posing as a high school student. Howard is investigating the murder of a teacher, a task made difficult when his own brother (Loren Dean) becomes the primary suspect. Meanwhile, the ersatz student falls in love with Alexandre Powers, the daughter of the school's gym instructor. Before long, Howard is having trouble separating his real self from his fictional persona: he event develops a crush on home-room teacher Suzy Amis! Director Martha Coolidge and scriptwriter A. Scott Frank seem to be having a lot of fun pushing the credibility envelope in the amusing but unnecessarily convoluted Plain Clothes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Arliss Howard plays a baby-faced undercover cop, posing as a high school student. Howard is investigating the murder of a teacher, a task made difficult when his own brother (Loren Dean) becomes the primary suspect. Meanwhile, the ersatz student falls in love with Alexandre Powers, the daughter of the school's gym instructor. Before long, Howard is having trouble separating his real self from his fictional persona: he event develops a crush on home-room teacher Suzy Amis! Director Martha Coolidge and scriptwriter A. Scott Frank seem to be having a lot of fun pushing the credibility envelope in the amusing but unnecessarily convoluted Plain Clothes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Olive Films presents Plain Clothes - Directed by Martha Coolidge : Rated UN - 98 min: Region 1 : 1 Disc DVD - Starring Arliss Howard, Suzy Amis, George Wendt, Diane Ladd, Seymour Cassel, Abe Vigoda, Robert Stack, Harry Shearer, Reginald VelJohnson

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One year ago, plain clothes cop, Julian, gunned down an unarmed teen. The teen's mother, has spiraled into a pit of despair, while his brother flirts with gang life. As Julian prepares to get back to work, the three realize they cannot find closure without the other. Along with those themes the film explores loss, revenge, and injustice. After a mother already loses one of her sons, how can the remaining son carry all the responsibilities of the family? But there's another side to all of this as well. How can the cop live with shooting an innocent kid? How do they all move past the tragedy and find their way through?

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Unlike past teen dramas such as DAWSON'S CREEK THE O.C. never takes itself too seriously. Always retaining a sense of humor and self-parodying element the show displays a keen understanding of its place within pop culture. This self- consciousness comes through in constant references to popular music fashions television shows and even occasionally to THE O.C. itself. The show's fish-out-of-water protagonist Seth Cohen is by far the most pop-culture savvy of the bunch repeatedly expressing his love for indie bands like Bright Eyes the Shins and Death Cab for Cutie and as a result expanding these band's real-life audiences. A half Jewish comic-book obsessed boy living in Southern California Seth has never been what one would call popular. All of this changes however with the arrival of Ryan... Less

Melissa Kirkendall's documentary TEEN A GO GO traces a brief period of rock and roll history where teenage performers were signed up by enterprising record executives who shuttled them into the studio as quickly as possible so that they could continue to churn out product. Interestingly, many of these songs actually have some staying power, and the filmmakers sit down with people who have warm memories of this brief era of pop culture.

Unlike past teen dramas such as DAWSON'S CREEK THE O.C. never takes itself too seriously. Always retaining a sense of humor and self-parodying element the show displays a keen understanding of its place within pop culture. This self- consciousness comes through in constant references to popular music fashions television shows and even occasionally to THE O.C. itself. The show's fish-out-of-water protagonist Seth Cohen is by far the most pop-culture savvy of the bunch repeatedly expressing his love for indie bands like Bright Eyes the Shins and Death Cab for Cutie and as a result expanding these band's real-life audiences. A half Jewish comic-book obsessed boy living in Southern California Seth has never been what one would call popular. All of this changes however with the arrival of Ryan... Less

In 16 and Pregnant, they were moms-to-be. Now, follow Farrah, Maci, Amber, and Catelynn as they face the challenges of motherhood. Each episode interweaves these stories revealing the wide variety of challenges young mothers can face: marriage, relationships, family support, adoption, finances, graduating high school, starting college, getting a job, and the daunting and exciting step of moving out to create their own families. Includes all 12 epsiodes, plus the Reunion Special and much more!

A stormy night sets the stage for suspense in this tale of a woman stuck in a house with two strangers as news of a serial killer has all the locals locking their doors. There's a maniac on the loose; each one of his victims has been found with the number 13 carved into their chests. As the dark clouds roll in and the rain starts to fall, Sarah hears a knock at her front door. Standing there in downpour is Andrew, a real estate consultant who's come to inquire about her house. Despite realizing immediately that her house isn't on the market, Sarah agrees to let Andrew inside until the rain subsides. But there's something else that isn't quite right about Andrew, too; he's embroiled in a bitter custody battle and the more he talks about it the more his blood boils. Just when it seems as if... Less

Real Life Teens is an unbiased and realistic look from the perspective of teens, at the wide variety of issues teens face today featuring young teenagers telling their real stories, in their own words. The series discusses significant issues in adolescent society and cuts through many barriers with its honest and relevant advice and information. Getting a college education is extremely important. Today, many teens are even dropping out of high school. This program is designed to help teens get more involved in their own college preparation and discuss the issues around it. The program looks at the problems faced by teenagers dealing with college preparation and shows the importance of preparing for college. Subjects covered include: Ways to prepare for college. The importance of... Less

Waste-Age Teenland follows Face Candy (Eyedea, Kristoff Krane, Jt Bates, Casey O'Brien) on a three day recording excursion that took place in March of 2009. With two studio dates and one day live at the Black Dog CafT, Waste-Age explores Face Candy's twisted humor and punky catharsis in their signature Free-Jazz Rap all improvised setting. Picked from 26 hours of source material, Waste-Age is a 40 minute ride through the wacky brains of its creators, edited to take the listener on a trip to where free-jazz meets freestyle rap. Enjoy. The set includes a DVD and CD.

This documentary takes an in-depth look at the state of modern American culture, and the degree to which it exploits young women. Through interviews with the likes of Daryl Hannah, Jane Velez-Mitchell, Senator Ron Wyden, and others, the film discusses both the abuses of teen girls, and the hope for a better future. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Melissa Kirkendall's documentary Teen a Go Go traces a brief period of rock and roll history where teenage performers were signed up by enterprising record executives who shuttled them into the studio as quickly as possible so that they could continue to churn out product. Interestingly, many of these songs actually have some staying power, and the filmmakers sit down with people who have warm memories of this brief era of pop culture. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

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Rene Bond (born in San Diego, California on October 11, 1950) was an adult actress active in the 1970s Los Angeles pornography scene, appearing in about 300 films and loops. She was well known for having a youthful, girl next door appeal.TEEN-AGE FANTAS

A stormy night sets the stage for suspense in this tale of a woman stuck in a house with two strangers as news of a serial killer has all the locals locking their doors. There's a maniac on the loose; each one of his victims has been found with the number 13 carved into their chests. As the dark clouds roll in and the rain starts to fall Sarah hears a knock at her front door. Standing there in downpour is Andrew a real estate consultant who's come to inquire about her house. Despite realizing immediately that her house isn't on the market Sarah agrees to let Andrew inside until the rain subsides. But there's something else that isn't quite right about Andrew too; he's embroiled in a bitter custody battle and the more he talks about it the more his blood boils. Just when it seems as if... Less

The Real Life Teens series is an unbiased and realistic look from the perspective of teens, at the wide variety of issues teens face today featuring young teenagers telling their real stories, in their own words. The series discusses significant issues in adolescent society and cuts through many barriers with its honest and relevant advice and information. A revolutionary Guidance series, Real Life Teens offers unprecedented access into the hidden teen world that's insightful, fascinating and provocative. Told from the perspective of teens, with input from teachers and school personnel, our young subjects confront the trauma and drama of coping and surviving in today's often confusing world. We all know that communicating with teens can be difficult - they often do not like to be... Less

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A girl discovers her dreamy new boyfriend wants more from the relationship than she expected -- namely blood -- in this teen-centric horror comedy. Cute but geeky Kate (Elaine Hurt) has a crush on Paul (Patrick Delgado), a good looking guy who works at the grocery where her family shops, and when she attends SpaceCon (an event for comic, sci-fi and fantasy fans) with her friends, she's pleased to see he's there as well. Kate is even happier when Paul wants some private time with her, but a kiss gives way to a bite on the neck, and Kate learns that Paul isn't pretending to be a vampire like many folks at the Con, he's the real thing. Paul became a blood sucker after a run-in with Vince (Devin Bonnee), an angst-y vampire the ladies swoon over, but both Paul and Kate have mixed feelings... Less