Jack Bruce And Friends

James Dean - The TV Years

Before he made movies, like Rebel Without A Cause, that would forever burn his name into the collective consciousness, fifties legend James Dean appeared in numerous television programmes. Here, on one DVD, are complete live dramas from that Golden Age of Television, starring James Dean: The Bells Of Cockaigne (1953), featuring Dean as a man who comes to the rescue of a sickly child and I Am A Fool (1954), with Dean as a poor boy who falls in love with a rich girl. Now you can share these lost gems, and wonder at the talent of a young actor who was 'taken' before his time but who went on to become a movie legend.

Creatures From The Abyss

Whilst on a boating trip five teenagers discover a mysterious ship and decide to board it to investigate. Inside they find scientific equipment and a man in a state of shock. Their dinghy sinks in a flash storm leaving them stranded on the ship. Curious, they try to find out what has taken place ? but then horrific things begin to happen to them.

Traction Engines - The Millers Trail Vol. 2

The second day of the sponsored steam engine road race to raise funds for the Bardwell Mill restoration project.

John Wayne - Angel And The Bad Man

Produced by and starring John Wayne. Wayne plays an outlaw who is wounded and collapses on the doorstep of a Quaker family. While being nursed back to health he falls in love with the daughter and strives to change his ways.

Sin - The Motion Picture

In the 21st century, the city of Freeport teeters on the verge of collapse. The twin tides of rampant crime and ruinous graft face but a single barrier, an elite strike force labeled Hardcorps. Lead by Colonel John Blade, they have become a fierce fighting for justice in Freeport. Blade must now unravel a mysteries series of kidnappings...