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Jason Earles
 American Pie Presents: Band Camp $2.99 I hope to God, in all honesty, that they directors stop making the newer "American Pie" movies. They're so lame! They don't even star the same people, that's a huge turn off. The first 3 movies are the best, the ones after are complete garbage. America, save your money.  American Pie Presents: Band Camp - Summer Comedy Movie Cash $14.98 Get ready for the wildest, most hilarious slice of American Pie ever! This time around, the bad-boy antics of Stifler's younger brother Matt get him sentenced to a summer at¡ÄBand Camp! Join the fun as the "Stiffmeister" legend reaches outrageous new heights with hot camp counselors, ultra-steamy hidden cameras and a stimulating encounter with a certain musical instrument. Co-starring "Jim's Dad," Eugene Levy, and an irresistible cast including a pair of Playmates, it's a Pie-style party you'll never forget! ![Miracle Rider [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61N2Y4SJRAL._SL160_.gif) Miracle Rider [VHS] $19.99 If you are looking for realism in a western serial, this isn't it. Not even close. It has 1935 automobiles, a villain whose name begins with Z, a secret weapon that would change warfare, a bubbling laboratory, and a horse, Tony, that can out-lassie Lassie when it comes to seeking help and communicating. But most of all it has a great cowboy, Tom Mix, who was a fine rodeo and circus rider, doing his own stunts. He certainly could ride and was especially creative in getting on a horse. Once he even jumps out a window, and Tony is right there, situated perfectly, saddled and waiting. The story doesn't really matter, now, does it? It's Tom Mix without the Ralston ads, and that's just about enough. He was supposedly John Wayne's mentor and severest critic. He could certainly outdo The Duke when it came to horsemanship. It's crude. The story is predictable. But it's still great fun. |
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