21 Volumes of The Little Rascals. All NEW and factory sealed. A collectors item.

Abbott and Costello tangle with the infamous pirate Captain Kidd over a treasure map that they received in error. More laughs than a barrel of rum!.

1 copy of each of the following: Intermezzo (FLV1437), June NIght (FLV1438), Only One Night (FLV1439), Dollar (FLV1440), A Woman's Face (FLV1441) and Walpurgis Night (FLV1442) shrink-wrapped together.

The Mighty Thor There was some amazing, classic animation for superhero cartoons done as far back as Max and Dave Fleisher's Superman series of the early 1940s (echoes of which can be found in Batman: The Animated Series). Those were done for the big screen; by the mid-1960s, superhero cartoons were being brought to television, and some of Marvel Comics' biggest heroes-Captain America, Spider-Man, Thor, and the Incredible Hulk-were the stars. Unfortunately, television didn't have much in terms of cachet-or production values-at the time, and all four heroes suffer for it. Between Odin's ever-changing looks (Thor's father rarely manages to keep the same face-let alone the same outfit-from shot to shot) and the over-the-top dialogue, it's hard to follow whatever semblance of plot was scripted. On the two episodes here-"Enter Hercules," in which the Norse God of Thunder battles his equally brawny Greek cousin, and "Battle of the Gods," in which Loki enlists the Enchantress and the Executioner to defeat Thor-the animation is minimal. It looks as if only a couple dozen pictures of the main characters were drawn; for the most part, this is a series of stationary illustrations with voice-overs and plenty of narration. -Randy Silver Sub-Mariner This vintage 1966 cartoon features Marvel Comics' king of the deep, the Sub-Mariner. In the first story, "Atlantis Under Attack," the sacred trident of Neptune is stolen and all signs point to Namor's trusted grand vizier, Lord Vashti. In disbelief, Namor follows Vashti's trail to the carnivorous sea forest while the real thief, his archenemy, Attuma, lies ready to attack the city. The second story, "To Conquer a Crown," opens with a military demonstration by Atlantis's munitions expert, Namor's cousin Biera. [+]

A middle-aged couple confronts impending parenthood.

The Big Shave A young man nicks himself shaving, and a frightening religious experience suddenly develops. The Big Shave features Scorsese's black humor at an early age, highlighting his bizarre obsessions with religion, suffering, and blood. Digitally remastered from Scorsese's personal 16mm composite prints. "An allegory for America's involvement in Vietnam. " THE BOSTON HERALD Italianamerican Join Martin Scorsese in his most daring feat yet-sitting down for dinner with his parents! Shot on location in his parents' Little Italy apartment among plastic sofa covers, fancy picture frames, and assorted lamps and figurines, Italianamerican is a funny look at one family's ancestry, their arrival in America, and the successes that followed. "Funny and touching. " THE VILLAGE VOICE.