Andy Comeau

Rave Review [VHS]
$89.99
This is a great independent comedy about a film director trying to scare the heck out of a well known critic for the ultimate review with some amazing twists and turns,starring Ed Begley Jr.,Leo Rossi,Joe Spano,Bruce Kirby,James Handy etc.,it's a must see that will hopefully be on DVD!!!!

My Tiny Universe
$24.99
Dickie (Andy Comeau's character) is a down-and-out actor (Dickie's down-and-out-actor father committed suicide) who is about to commit suicide in the Hollywood Hills when he hears a ringing cell phone below. It's been lost by top producer Bobby (John Heard), who wants the cell phone back badly--it's loaded with contact numbers of the rich and powerful in the industry. After Dickie inists Bobby come to his place to retrieve the phone, (still) suicidal Dickie enjoys antagonizing Bobby--luring Bobby's wife (Lesley Ann Warren) and woman-on-the-side (Debi Mazar) into his sick thoughts as well. No offense to Mr. Comeau, but I cheered during a specific scene. . I wanted that character to just go away! Dickie is an annoying loser who just can't take NO for an answer. Comeau is kinda like a extremely poor-man's John Cusack. But Mr. Cusack selects quality roles so far. . thank goodness. Hated this movie with a passion.

Host (Virtual Obsession) aka (Inteligencia Virtual) [NTSC/REGION 1 & 4 DVD. Import-Latin America]
$31.99
If you were a brilliant young scientist diagnosed with only months to live, what choices would you make? To have faith that you were taken early for a reason and go quietly, or to use cryogenics to hope you could be cured someday in the future, or to download your consciousness into computer memory where you could still continue to interact with tho ones you love

Virtual Obsession
$6.99
OBSERVATIONS ON THIS MOVIE:
*It's way too long and can't sustain suspense or interest for such a length.
*A preposterous plot that never comes near to being credible.
*Peter Gallagher's character is entirely unlikeable; he does one stupid thing after another and is unfair to both his wife, Mimi Rogers, and the siren Juliet Spring (Bridgette Nelson Sampras).
*Why would anyone not see how manipulative and selfish Nelson's character is?
*The scene where Mimi Rogers throws the head is either intentionally or unintentionally hilarious.
Director Mick Garris usually does better work (he's done many of the Stephen King tv adaptations) than this.
Worth a rental if you have two and a half hours you can't possibly find anything better to do with.