Before creating their grand fantasy King Kong, Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack took their cameras to Siam to put genuine wild jungle creatures on the screen in their part-adventure, part-documentary spectacle Chang. It was a smash hit upon its 1927 release and is still considered a classic of the genre, filled with sights that retain their power 70 years later. A loose story is constructed around the lives of a family living at the edge of the jungle in a hut raised high up on stilts. The father tracks the leopards killing his livestock while the children play with a veritable petting zoo of furry little pups and cubs. The filmmakers are at times condescending toward their tribal heroes ("We be mighty hunters, Kru," comments one warrior in an intertitle, as if their own language is but some pidgin dialect) and fill the film with goofy comic relief. Just forget the story and enjoy the sights: hunters building deadfalls and spring traps, a leopard charging through the woods, and the climactic elephant stampede. The images of the awesome beasts fording a river like a rampaging army while the villagers struggle to split the herd and save their village is astounding. The silent film is set to an original score by Bangkok composer Bruce Gaston and performed by the traditional Thailand orchestra Fong Naam. [+]

Now for the first time on video! Sun Tsu - The Art Of War as interpreted by noted martial arts authority and historian George W. Alexander, Ph. D. Sun Tzu (c. 350 BC) was a specialist in warfare. His definitive guide to strategy, The Art Of War, was the worlds first military classic. It still is considered unparalled in the annals of military strategy. Sun Tzu tells us “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. ” Dr. Alexander has taken this classic Chinese text and interpreted it for everyday life in our modern era. [+]

Come journey with Renshi Allie Alberigo as he takes you on a remarkable voyage deep into the mindset of the 21st century warrior. Inspired by the great martial artists of both this, and generations past, he has forged a philosophy that is both unique and original, yet faithful to the teachings of masters of the traditional martial arts.

Begin with the story of the famous Lockheed YF-12 that became the SR-71 Blackbird. Witness the SR-71 as it performs it's role as the spy master of the skies over the entire world. Then see the other famous Lockheed planes; the C-130 Hercules, the C-141 Starlifter, and finally the C-5A and the C-5B Galaxy. Witness as all of these great Lockheed planes demonstrate their abilities and what made them the "Giants of Lockheed".

Superman's first adventure out of comic books was to appear in a series of cartoons released by Paramount between 1941 and 1943. Here is a a collection of seven of the rare and exciting collector's items from a time when cartoon production was a high art: SUPERMAN (THE FIRST) MAGNETIC TELESCOPE JAPOTEURS BULLETEERS JUNGLE DRUMS MECHANICAL MONSTERS THE MUMMY STRIKES.