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The Shawshank Redemption Best Seller Poster Print, 27x40
$15.00
I love this movie and this poster! It looks awesome in my dorm room.

FRANKENSTEIN, MARY SHELLEY'S #1-4 complete comics adaptation (FRANKENSTEIN, MARY SHELLEYS (1994 TOPPS))
$30.00
COMICS ADAPTATION OF THE 1994 FILM STARRING ROBERT DENIRO Date: October 1994 Highlights: Comics polybagged with trading cards! *** Contains Issue #'s 1-4 *** COMPLETE 4-PART OFFICIAL MOVIE ADAPTATION! True to the classic novel by Mary Shelly, here Frankenstein's creation is a lonely tragic figure....

The Mist (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray]
$29.95
this film is perfect even if some people did not like the final moments. Maybe not an exactly scary movie but an agonizing one. You follow the despair of people who dont know exactly what is going on when a strange, supernatural mist literally invades a small town and envelopes everything on a horrifying and almost living shroud. A group trapped in a supermarket by the mist suddenly begins to be attacked by incredible monsters (in spectacular effects)apparently coming from some unknown zone inside the mist. Fastly the group splits in two factions, those who are afraid and do nothing and those who are afraid and intend to take some action to scape from this twilight zone-situation, facing the unknown (oh, there is an explanation, the old cliche, an obscure military experience...). Usually the good guys win and have a happy end but here cruelly the good guys loose, taking the wrong decisions... really one of the best horror movies of this century.

Pilot
$1.99
A witty, intelligent portrayal of a man's mind disintegrating due to a traumatic experience. That the man in question was portrayed by Jeff Goldblum was a bonus, as Mr. Goldblum is one of the few actors who could take such a serious subject and make it humorous and...all right, I'll say it--quirky. He is a quirky actor, and not for everyone's taste, but if you do enjoy his style, you'll enjoy Raines, because it's Jeff Goldblum at about his quirky best.

It's a shame the show had such a limited run, but it was (in my opinion) the victim of a disastrously inept advertising campaign that let people think it was just another show about a psychic detective who talks to ghosts. What people didn't understand was that the "ghosts" were only manifestations of Raines overstressed mind. The great joy of this show was watching the actors have fun weaving the imaginary characters in and out of the "real" action.

My favorite episodes were "Reconstructing Alice", which pitted Jeff Goldblum against a hilarious Laurie Metcalf, and "Inner Child" where Raines is nearly pushed over the edge of sanity by the death of a little girl. Other actors who were exceptional were: Dov Davidoff, Zoe Stone Molloy, Nicole Sullivan, and Madeleine Stowe.