Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps

Stevie Nicks - Live in Chicago - Awesome concert DVD with excellent PQ, sound , and song selection. At almost 60 in this performance this lady still has the magic! Highly recomended if you are a fan-

The Grudge 3, followed by an episode of Supernatural (S2): Everybody Loves A Clown. -kd5-

John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness

Creepy

The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)

True Grit (2010)
Doctor Who - Horror of Fang Rock Part One

The Blue Max

Fargo - SE - Been a while since I watched this DVD. Forgot just how good this film is!

ZZ Top - Live in Texas - Had to watch this excellent concert DVD again in glorious DTS sound with great PQ and song selection. Again Highly recomended for fans of this great band who is still pumpin it out after all these years-

Eldorado - Strange quirky little film with some hilarious moments-

WWE: Cyber Sunday 2006

Jeremiah Johnson (1972) - Loved it!!!

The Thirteenth Floor

Fire in the Sky

Idiocracy
Doctor Who - Horror of Fang Rock Part Two; Horror of Fang Rock Part Three

Seems Like Old Times (1980)- first time viewing last night.

True Grit (2010) - Worthy and enjoyable re-make!

Red (2008) - first time viewing!

The Doors - 15th Ann. Ed.

Easy Money

The Extended Version of Dawn Of The Dead (1978) from the Ultimate Edition DVD. -kd5-

For the Historical Appreciation Challenge, I just watched The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James, a TV movie from 1986 starring Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson, respectively. It's pretty simplistic as far as biopics go (being an 80s TV movie I didn't expect much in the way of sophistication), but the appeal for me was as a fan of Cash's and Kris's. It's fun watching them share the screen, knowing how close they were in real life and seeing that come through on screen. Bizarre seeing June Carter Cash play their mom, though!

The DVD doesn't have any bonus content. For that matter, it doesn't even have any language options--not even subtitles!

Price for Peace (2002)

Red (2010)

Kaboom