Amazing Alaska Animals
May 16, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
Terrific family entertainment! –Los Angeles Times
Animals in the Wild Vol 4 Amazing Habitats
May 14, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
Animals in the Wild Vol 4 Amazing Habitats
Featuring a zoo’s worth of animals, Madacy Entertainment’s Amazing Habitats considers the many ways our fellow species make their homes in the world. The footage of elephants basking in mud baths and lions relaxing on the steppe will be familiar to most viewers, but it’s the little creatures who steal the show here. The weaver birds’ elaborate nests–composed of complex systems of knotted grasses–fascinate and perplex, while termites come off as empire builders with their skyscraper digs. And have you ever seen monkeys chilling out in a hot tub? Here’s your chance. An excellent addition to any animal-enthusiast’s DVD library. –Ryan Boudinot
User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Great DVD must see
This excellent DVD shows where animals live. It has lots of fascinating visuals. You get to understand a lot about how animals live, and where they live. It shows that every animal no matter how small has a home. After watching the film you can also learn about animal tracks and even trivia from their interactive center. This is one educational video that I really enjoyed and I think that it is a lot of fun for the whole family.
4 Stars Great DVD must see
This excellent DVD shows where animals live. It has lots of fascinating visuals. You get to understand a lot about how animals live, and where they live. It shows that every animal no matter how small has a home. After watching the film you can also learn about animal tracks and even trivia from their interactive center. This is one educational video that I really enjoyed and I think that it is a lot of fun for the whole family.
4 Stars Great DVD must see
This excellent DVD shows where animals live. It has lots of fascinating visuals. You get to understand a lot about how animals live, and where they live. It shows that every animal no matter how small has a home. After watching the film you can also learn about animal tracks and even trivia from their interactive center. This is one educational video that I really enjoyed and I think that it is a lot of fun for the whole family.
Ecology The Amazing Amazon
May 13, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
The Amazon River is extraordinary. Covering over one and a half million square miles, it is home to two-thirds of the world’s fresh water and perhaps the greatest diversity of plant and animal life on Earth. In this episode of Environment and Ecology, students travel the 4,000 miles from the Amazon’s beginnings in the Peruvian Andes to its magnificent delta ending at the Atlantic Ocean, while all along learning about its magnificent abundance of life.
This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com’s standard return policy will apply.
Subspecies
May 11, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Subspecies…Not the Best Horror Movie, But Definitely Unique
Although this isn’t the greatest, or even one of the best-made horror films, it has a certain novelty that one can’t deny. Because of this, “Subspecies” is one of my favorite horror flics. True vampire fans need to watch this if they want to see a plot that diverges from Anne Rice’s sleek, and extremely attractive depiction of vampire men and women. Of course, this is not at all to say that “Interview With the Vampire,” in conjunction with any of Anne Rice’s vampire novels aren’t any good. In fact, they’re also some of my favorites.
Since a well-outlined synopsis of the film has already been given by several raters, I won’t go into any summaries. The main character/bad guy Radu (played by European actor Anders Hove) is true to the original “Nosferatu” genre. He is creepy, irascible, and even a bit pitiable as the sequels to this film point out.
What I like about this film is the introduction of the Bloodstone, a mythical relic that is known to drip the blood of the saints. The Bloodstone is a family heirloom that originally belongs to Radu’s father, the king of the vampires (played by “Phantasm’s” Angus Scrimm). The movie starts off with Radu murdering his father and taking the Bloodstone by force.
Another unique characteristic of the movie and its sequels is Radu’s use of “shadow flying.” Radu is able to use this technique to go/move anywhere through the shadows. He also is able to sort of mutate and reproduce tiny “subspecies” versions of himself. Despite the film’s low budget, along with the fact that the actual subspecie demons look very superficial, the actors do an incredible job. Finally, the film is shot in Romania/Transylvania within a real castle along with several ancient ruins. Thus, “Subspecies” is a must-see for real vampire lovers due to its originality and inherently unique qualities.
5 Stars Anders Hove…
IS A VAMPIRE GOD!!! Radu Vladislas is quite possibly the best (if not really the neatest eater) vampire character I have seen in a long time. My husband and I have searched high and low for the Subspecies movies with little to no luck. So far we have only been able to locate #4. LET THERE BE A BLOODBATH!!!
5 Stars DVD now available
http://www.fullmoondirect.com/DVDS/imports.html
You can purchase the DVD for 1 and 2 in Spanish versions for 20 bucks each. There is an option to turn off the spanish subtitles, so you get the english language version on DVD and don’t have to pay a fortune for a sucky (pun intended) VHS copy that some creep is charging $150.00 for.
Now go get your SUBSPECIES! You bloodsuckers!
5 Stars Low budget…great movie!
I won’t go into the storyline because that’s been sufficiently outlined by other reviewers, but I will say that this is a fun and interesting little vampire flick. I’m actually surprised and disappointed that it’s not more available on DVD, and I wonder if the studio has any plans to perhaps turn the Subspecies series into a 4-disc boxed set of some sort? The setting is great, and as long as you suspend disbelief and realize this is a product of the early 90s, it’s a great movie to watch with a bowl of popcorn and a good drink.
5 Stars I like my vampires cold, dead, ugly, and hungry…Radu style
Subspecies is the first in a four part movie series involving Radu, the baddest vampire in town. True, this is a Full Moon production, which equals cheesy horror, but it is definately cheesy horror in its very best form.
Radu is a vampire of the old school, he doesn’t want to fit in with the living or find true love or apologize for what he is; he is a vampire and seems to be pretty taken with himself on that level. Our first introduction to Radu is when he kills his father in order to take possession of the Bloodstone, a vampire family heirloom that allows them to survive a long time without a fresh “meal”, and gives them power by drinking from it.
Here also we meet the “subspecies”, little creatures (make from claymation, not FX) that Radu creates by breaking off his own fingers. They become his tiny minions and assist him in taking the Bloodstone.
Meanwhile, three college girls arrive in Transylvania, and stay together at an old monastery nearby the broken remains of Radu’s castle home. Also staying at the monastery is Radu’s long estranged brother, Stefan. Radu and Stefan have no love for each other, though both seem to be attracted to the lovely Michele.
Girls get bit and girls scream, and there is a silly “Festival of the Dead” where everybody puts on paper-mache masks, a little bit of nudity, and in the end it all boils down to human vs vampire as do all good vampire flicks.
What makes Subspecies special is Radu himself. He is pasty white, has great fangs, long clawed hands, sleeps in a coffin, and drools…a LOT. He’s also a very messy eater, and moves through the film with that bloody, slimy grin we have all grown to love.
In the end, Michele is the only one of the three girls left, and after Radu mixed his blood with hers, his brother Stefan “saves” her by biting her and turning her into a vampire also.
Lovely ending…but remember that there are three more movies…
So far, the first three Subspecies movies are only available as used VHS tapes, often costing a great deal of money. The fourth movie is already out on DVD, so hopefully the rest will be soon. Even on VHS, there is a nice “behind the scenes” feature at the end of the tape, along with previews of other Full Moon productions.
If you are a vampire purist, you should love this film. Enjoy!
Bedbug Bible Gang Amazing Animals
May 9, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
Bedbug Bible Gang Amazing Animals
Hello! And welcome to the Bedbug Bible Gang Amazing Animals. The bedbugs are zipping and zooming to share stories of their furry friends from the Bible. You’ll see the stories of Daniel for Dinner, the Lost Sheep, and the Furriest Float! Along the way, you can help us sing songs and play games. So, saddle up your horses, because The Bedbug Bible Gang Amazing Animals are marching this way! This delightful programs combines 3-D computer animation with illustrations and live-action puppets. Recommended for ages 3-8
The Worlds Funniest and Most Amazing Animal Acts
May 8, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
The Worlds Funniest and Most Amazing Animal Acts
3D Dinosaurs and other Amazing Creatures
May 7, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
3D Dinosaurs and other Amazing Creatures
The Amazing Panda Adventure Mini DVD
May 5, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
The Amazing Panda Adventure Mini DVD
The Big World of DVD Just Got Smaller! Introducing the new, evolutionary personal Mini-DVD player from CyberHome; the CH-MDP 2500 uses a 3-inch Mini-DVD disc that will enable you to enjoy DVD on the go with unprecedented portability and ease of use. Weighing only twelve ounces, it’s small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, a backpack or in your pocket! In addition, the Mini-DVD discs are compatible in standard tray-loading DVD players! And there’s more - it also comes with a rechargeable Lithium Ion battery pack for up to 3 hrs of running time and a charging cradle so you’ll never have to buy batteries! Great for long trips or quiet time, the CyberHome CH-MDP 2500 is a personal, portable, and easy to use Mini-DVD player wherever you or your family goes. Adorable pandas, the sweeping landscapes of China’s remote Himalayan highlands and a fun-for-all story help put the amazing in The Amazing Panda Adventure. Ten-year-old Ryan Tyler is far from home, but that no longer matters. His trip to China has turned into the most exciting time of his life! While in the lush bamboo forests, Ryan, with the help of a young girl, goes on a wonderful journey to rescue a baby panda taken by poachers. But they’d better move fast: the poachers are after them and the baby panda cannot survive much longer without its mother.
The Ed Sullivan Show Eds Amazing Animal Acts DVD
May 4, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
The Ed Sullivan Show Eds Amazing Animal Acts DVD
Yes, that is a chimp on roller skates. These fascinating, daring and sometimes hilarious stunts will leave you on the edge of your seat. Sit back and enjoy some of the most amazing animal acts ever to appear on Ed Sullivan s legendary variety show. Watch star host Ed Sullivan get up close and personal with a sweet toothed black bear. From Heidi the talking dog, to Smokey the horse, animal lovers of all kinds are in for a real treat. Includes footage of the infamous Miss Malta & Company s dancing ballerina poodles to the great Lipizzaner Stallions.
Ed Sullivans Amazing Animal Acts DVD
May 2, 2009 by Funny Animals · Leave a Comment
Ed Sullivans Amazing Animal Acts DVD
Yes, that is a chimp on roller skates! These fascinating, daring and sometimes hilarious stunts will leave you on the edge of your seat. Sit back and enjoy some of the most amazing animal acts ever to appear on Ed Sullivans legendary variety show. Watch star host Ed Sullivan get up close and personal with a sweet toothed black bear. From Heidi the talking dog, to Smokey the horse, animal lovers of all kinds are in for a real treat. Includes footage of the infamous Miss Malta & Companys dancing ballerina poodles to the great Lipizzaner Stallions.
