A Buck Rogers Death Ray!
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I was attracted to the retro style which works perfectly with my city bike. I was a skeptic about the performance given the low cost. I needn't have been. It casts a totally adequate amount of light for dark bike paths if you keep your speed reasonable. Mine rattled excessively, but tightening a couple of screws took care of that. I would recommend to a friend or repurchase if lost or stolen.
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Buck's Last Wreck is by Dave Thomas.  Dave's friend Jay Rummel contributed art work.  It's a terrific book of poems.  One of my all-time favorites.
338661
DEATH MACHINE is awesome! Sort of a hideous amalgamation of movies like ALIENS, THE TERMINATOR, ROBOCOP, CHOPPING MALL, etc. DM is far better than most sci-fi / horror films of it's type. Brad Dourif is completely gone as Jack Dante, mad scientist and all around sludgeball. He is allowed to run rampant, working for the CHAANK CORPORATION, supposedly building a cutting edge super-soldier. Well, being the total nut that he is, Dante creates a fear-sensing, mechanical nightmare that can not only crash through walls, but is faster than a hyper-active cheetah! The "Warbeast" is under Dante's control and begins tearing his corporate enemies into bacon almost immediately! It's up to Hayden Cale (Ely Pouget) and a small band of survivors to try and outwit this hulking, lightning-fast shredding machine before it mulches them! Yessiree, DM is an intense, hilariously frantic movie, packed w/ over-the-top excitement and some chills. Watch for the machine-gun blasts that go on for minutes at a time! I'm still vibrating! Buy immediately...
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A Terrific bit of engineering. As a retired broadcast engineer I can say this product just blew me away. Its so tiny yet powerful 7 watts, that's enough to do your neighborhood. And be careful of idiotic FCC. But they work only on complaints. Use it well and I suggest a dipole rather than the little whip. I assume the whip quarter wave isn't that great for the final RF stages.
Must admit I do both audio and RF and this stereo BOX is just unbelievable especially at the crazy low price. It should last you the trip bro!
Fleetwood Mac never sounded better in stereo! Tests show about one mile with the included antenna if you do not elevate the antenna. The unit comes with a whip (vertical designed for reception). To give stability and keep RF from causing hum and noise, you should at very least but a quarter wave wire as a ground radial. Several will make it a "ground plane". Mine works great, but frustrating in setting tuning ranges.
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WoW I love this little Buck.  I enjoy eating apples and oranges at times or cutting carrots and onions, or maybe opening the pony express mail with my pocket knife.  This Buck 305 is real gem let me tell you.  It's very small, light weight and sharp as a razor, heck you dang near forget it's in your pocket.
Best of all it's clearly stamped on the blade "USA"  ...Now I've always trusted Bucks over the years, but some are now (made in China) so be very careful.  I have several of the Old (Real Bucks) from long years ago, but I enjoy a real wood handle knife too. I'm excited and VERY happy with this little Buck. I've found no defects using a jewelers loupe . (This Buck would make a nice gift for a true collector an Ol'fart like me or maybe youngster 9 or 10 years just getting started)...  Got my first Buck at 9.
The 0305RWS measurements:
Closed: About 2-5/8" long.  Clip-balde open Overall 4-9/16" knife length.  (Clip-balde) alone is about 2" long.  Knife overall depth: About 1/2" at dead center, back of clip blade to bottom of knife.  Overall thickness: 1/4" side to side.  The little blade aka: (Sheepsfoot-blade) is about 1-7/16" (just a hair under 1-1/2" inches long). Both blades very easy to open.
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You can NEVER go wrong wit Bizzy Bone.
Don't Delay PICK UP THIS DISC YO!!!
2221697
OMG - for a serial geek like me this is about as good as it gets!!

I'm only 63 (at least for a few more days - LOLOL!!) but I LOVE the 1930 and 40 serials - especially Flash Gordon, Superman, Batman and Buck Rogers. My grandfather talked to me numerous times about them and once they started to be available on DVD I'm able to understand why he loved them

Of course they're kind of cheesy - that's part of their charm for me - but the historical value is even more important for me. To think that we can watch stuff from 70 or 80 years ago that our grandparents loved is - for me - simply almost unbelievable. I was very close to my maternal grandfather - he taught me how to handle/make money among other things - it's almost like I'm watching the movies with him!

BUT anyway to get back to this picture it's nearly perfect - especially considering it's age (more than 75 years old!) and will hang in our home theater next to the original Flash Gordon poster I inherited from my grandfather.

It's in glorious B&W - contrast is nearly perfect - image is razor sharp - price was competitive - stated size was identical to actual size - picture arrived in new condition very quickly!

I would rate this gorgeous picture a 9.5 to 10 out of 10 - the only way this could be improved would be if it was autographed!
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I can't believe how amazing "The Screaming Skull" looks! I never thought I would see this film clear & crisp. The sounds does have some issues, but for the price it's totally worth it. "The Bat People" was actually fun in a bad way and I enjoyed it. Highly recommended for any horror collector. I will purchase all the others in this series based on the good quality of this disc.
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O.K. if you want blue-ray crap full of great images and ripped off dialogue don't buy this! This is for the conniseuer of original material! It ain't disney but much better! I remember watching these shorts as a kid so they have special meaning! Plus its so freekin cheap! If your the slightest bit artistic or enjoy satire in comics thats politically incorrect now, than buy this without hesitation! So that being said....yes the quality isn't up to blue ray, but I'd rather watch old popeye than the next disney snoozer on blu-ray anyday! Very impressed!
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HEY, BR>SET IT UP SO PEOPLE CAN VOTE TO GET THIS MOVIE PRODUCED ON DVD!!
THIS IS A HARDCORE WESTERN, IT ROCKS!  HARDCORE VIOLENCE, AWESOME DIRECTING.  RELEASE IT ON DVD!!  VHS IS TERRIBLE.
PETE
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THE ED WOOD COLLECTION is the perfect tribute to the maestro! Classics all! GLEN OR GLENDA- My personal favorite edwoodian nightmare. Bela Lugosi narrates in god-like fashion while Ed himself displays his love of angora! Dolores Fuller shows her depth as Ed's gal-pal. Even Satan makes a cameo! JAIL BAIT- The great Mr. Wood's take on gangsters with a super-twist ending that only an imbecile couldn't foresee! Awesome! BRIDE OF THE MONSTER- Bela's back as a mad scientist set to rule the world with a master race of atomic supermen! Now, all he needs is one to get him started! Tor Johnson (Beast Of Yucca Flats) lumbers about as the faithful henchman, Lobo. Watch for Bela in his 8"-heeled platform KISS shoes toward the end! THE VIOLENT YEARS- The Big Woody's dialogue shines through in this "haunting" tale of juvenile delinquent girls with guns! He didn't direct this one, but his mark is all over it! A JD film in the REEFER MADNESS vein. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE- Bela and Tor return, joined by Vampira in Edwardo's most infamous misfire! A halloween staple, PLAN 9 will take your brain away! Beware the graverobbers from outer space! Includes Criswell's beautifully nonsensical intro and outro! NIGHT OF THE GHOULS- Criswell returns as narrator and ghoul in this epic story of the stupor-natural! See Dr. Acula the fake swami as he fleeces the unsuspecting! Watch the white ghost as she glides about! Witness Lobo (Tor again) with a melted face like overcooked lasagna! This movie actually has a fairly good final! Yes, the Great One would be proud of this monument. I like to think that he's looking down on us all right now, smiling insanely, a big camera in his hands...
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I thought that this was a great video.  Buck hunted from the time the aircraft landed until he took off again; something like 6 weeks.  The thing that struck me the most was the fact that he didn't do a thing that I couldn't do, and I found that very compelling.  I am almost 54, and I could do that.  A step slower perhaps, but I could do it.  The folks who have reviewed this video and feel like there is not enough hunting have missed the point.  This video is all hunting, and very little killing.  Hunting is a process and the end result is a successful kill.  The kill is a very small part of the hunt, and the really fun part is being out there for the hunt.  Buck did it right and I can't wait to see the "1000 Miles Alone" video!
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This movie while maybe not everyone's cup of tea (movie snobs). This film is a spectacle in both picture and sound! If you have a good HT setup be ready for an amazing ride! The DTS-HD audio track is nothing short of AMAZING! It'll literally sound like your house is being ripped apart. The picture quality of this 2.40:1 transfer is close to reference material. It is a fun movie for the whole family and a great workout for your HT.
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Great tune ROCKS!! Emulates old style DEATH. KICKS A##!!!
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Kurt Russell is outstanding!  This is a western with a twist.  The word "savages" takes on a whole new meaning.  The film has a few light moments (provided by the apprentice deputy)  otherwise this is a difficult picture to watch and should NOT be viewed by kids ( or a squeamish SO) due to the graphic nature of some of the scenes.  I will say the writers outdid themselves on story while the sound effects were waaaaay too convincing.

Tombstone meets 2000 years BC.  Enjoy the fine acting ,hope you can get some of the pictures out of your mind eventually
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It's Midnight, the witching hour, let the madness commence! This 50 movie set, another of many from Mill Creek/Tree Line, has mostly some good old fashioned drive-in fare. Just about all the drive-in movies are here. Again, more duplication on this set from other sets I already have, but this had more new ones than just a few so it was well worth it. So, roll down your car windows and insert the speaker on your car door and enjoy the movies from the heydays of old drive-in theatre. Have fun with this one movie addicts!
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Finally this classic western is released to DVD! Universal has done a fine job the shows themselves look extremely good (with just a bit of dirt and grit during the opening montage for each episode--probably due to the original source elements). We get the entire first season of the series as well as the TV movie that essentially served as a pilot episode for the series. While the tone differed a bit from the pilot, the series is equally as good with top notch production values and acting.

The story revolves around Hannibal Heyes (Pete Duel) and Kid Curry (Ben Murphy)a pair of robbers who never killed anyone as they broke the law (although interestingly, Roger Davis who went on to play Hannibal Heyes played a villian that WAS killed by Curry)during the regular season. They're given an option to go straight by the governor (they see a handbill offering amnesty to criminals who haven't committed any murders)--if they can stay clean for an entire year. It'll be their secret until the 12 months (probably in case it fails) are up but that also means the guys are fair game for bounty hunters who may discover their identity. Trouble follows them wherever they go though and they end up performing one good deed after another hoping that they don't get caught in the gun of someone's crosshairs since the original wanted poster still says "Dead or Alive".

The first season set include the pilot movie plus the first 14 episodes of the show (the show was a mid-season replacement which is why it doesn't have a full season of 22-24 episodes). While clearly inspired by "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" the film achieves its own quirky tone by the first regular season episode. Duel and Murphy's charm and chemistry on camera is immediately evident. 30 plus years later the show still retains its charm.

The show looks good in its first ever DVD presentation. Colors have faded a bit (but that's to be expected given the age of the show)and some of the stock footage (including the opening for the pilot)has some dirt, grit and a bit of wear and tear evident but overall the show looks darn good. The guest star list is a who's who of TV from the 70's including Early Holliman, Forrest Tucker and Susan Saint and James Drury--just in the pilot episode alone! Later guest stars would include Burl Ives, Slim Pickens and Sally Field among many others.

The lone extra here is a commentary track by co-creator/co-writer/producer Glen A. Larson. While there are some stretches of silence Larson's comments are intelligent, observant and has trivia about how the series came to be produced. He notes that the amnesty plot that makes the series different from other westerns was real and, in fact, was offered to Butch and Sundance as well as the real Kid Curry. When news of the amnesty was delayed, they got mad and robbed a bank blowing their chance of receiving it!

While we did get&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Alias-Smith-And-Jones-Seasons-2-3/dp/B003BNCMTK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Alias Smith And Jones: Seasons 2 & 3</a>&nbsp;the second set looks a bit rough at times (although the best looking episodes rival those seen here). Unfortunately, the second boxed set with seasons 2 & 3 don't have any extras that are worthwhile although the longer season opener from season two is included. You can also buy the entire series repackaged as&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Alias-Smith-and-Jones-The-Complete-Series-50-episodes-on-10-DVDs/dp/B004164P96/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Alias Smith and Jones - The Complete Series! 50 episodes on 10 DVDs!</a>.