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Ali G
Title: Da Ali G Show - Da Complete 2nd Season DVD dual disk
Label: HBO
$30.99
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If there's such a thing as surreality TV, then Sacha Baron Cohen is da man, and Da Ali G Show is da bomb. Better known as his alter egos Ali G (the "wanskta" journalist), Borat (the clueless correspondent from Kazakhstan), and Bruno (the gay Austrian fashionista), Cohen is consistently hilarious in these six episodes (on two discs) from the 2003 season of his HBO show. With his cracked Cockney-Rasta patois ("does you 'tink") and constant malapropisms (confusing "incest" with "incense" and "bi-lingual" with "bi-sexual"; calling MIT linguistics professor Noam Chomsky "Norman"), Ali G is the star. But so is the odd and, well, surreal assortment of folks he interviews in his relentless, "Candid Camera"-goes-hip-hop assault on the idiots and idiosyncrasies of American culture and politics. Some are at least partly complicit; Pat Buchanan, of all people, plays right along with the shtick, as does Immigration and Naturalization Service chief James Ziegler. Others are merely confused, like the doc who grows increasingly frustrated by Ali's inability to differentiate between "veteran" and "veterinarian," newsman Sam Donaldson, or former LAPD chief Daryl Gates. But as absurd as Da Ali G Show gets, this isn't Jackass, and Cohen is no dummy. Along with all the goofing are some shrewd questions about abortion, teaching religion in schools, Iraq, and homeland security, to name a few ("How come there ain't no security on trains?" Ali G asks Ziegler, who laughs off the question, and then came the Madrid and London subway bombings). With a generous helping of extras (including Ali's commencement speech at Harvard!) along with the episodes, Da Ali G Show is a riot. Fuh real, yo.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force
Title: ATHF Volume 2 DVD dual disk
Label: Adult Swim
$30.95
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In this second collection of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, our intrepid heroes solve crimes, avert the apocalypse, and... just kidding. The three members of the Force, Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad couldn't save themselves from being eaten by a drunken snake, so they really don't have a chance at saving the world. But that's why we love them. This year, the Aqua Teens get even lazier, seeing as how they no longer even call themselves detectives (although it's not as if they were doing a lot of detective work last year). Instead, they just bug Carl more. Some of the "adventures" this year involve the Universal Remonster, which is a little monster guy who is made of remote controls that can control nearly everything. He was built by the Plutonians Emory and Ogelthorpe, but escaped to Earth when the Plutonians used a stargate, excuse me, a fargate (it goes far, and is in no way based on that movie or the syndicated series based on the movie) to steal cable from the Aqua Teens. Shake and Carl become co-owners of a male-order bride from Chechnya, who is so repulsed by BOTH of their appearances that she locks herself in Carl's house. Seth MacFarlane lends his voice to Wayne "The Brain" MacClayne, a genius who has the power to create matter and uses it to win triva nights at bars. Finally, we meet the Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future (that's a mouthful)! He is a story-telling robot who shows up in February, although most of his stories don't make any sense at all.

Hitomi Sato, Yasue Sato, Yukiko Okamoto
Title: Bounce Ko Gals DVD
Label: Tokyo Shock
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This film has alot of super cute and hot Japanese schoolgirls doing alot of cool and real-life fun things. I think this film serves as a great documentary and social commentary on a very dark and perverse underbelly of Japanese culture that rarely gets exposed in the Western world. I did not know what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised by this raw, honest and shocking account of one aspect of modern Japanese culture. I have always heard about the topics covered in this film but never imagined it would be portrayed in such a revealing and shocking manner by a Japanese film maker. This film is primarily about the topic of young girls selling their bodies/time for money. It very cleverly covers all aspects of this dark, dangerous and twisted black market in Tokyo- showing the perspective of the greedy girls involved, the Japanese Mafia businessman, and the lonely salary men looking for companionship.

The acting I thought was very solid and the portrayal of each of the characters very acute and detailed. A memorable scene and perhaps the pervasive "societal question" of the film, that between the mama-san proprietor of the "used panty shop" and the young girl who goes to make a trade. Is the shop there to cater to the men who have perverted fantasies about school girls or for the girls who are willing to sell their used undergarments to indulge such fantasies? It is all a bit of a downward spiral of morality and in the end the viewer feels as though he understand what drives each of the people in the film who in their own right is just looking for some form of happiness and fulfillment in a very stressful and rigid society devoid often of emotion and compassion. Along the way you also receive an accurate depiction of life in Tokyo Japan much more real and accurate than Sophia Coppola ever did justice!

The trendy young kogals in late 90's Japan and what they do to afford the latest name brand fashion. Let's just say no afterschool jobs at the mall for them, these girls "work" to sport their Gucci. When one girl sees her hopes of studying abroad stolen from her, a newly found kogal friend helps her out by finding "work" for her. She too is then exposed to the seedy world of men taking advantage of girls' materialistic desires in exchange for pleasure. Throughout it all the girls manage to keep their hope and pride intact, but not without a little sadness... and some fun too.

Beat Takeshi, Omar Epps, Claude Maki
Title: Brother DVD
Label: Sony
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Master of Yakuza, chopped fingers and violence...... Beat Takeshi provides another violent movie, whose purpose seems to be that violence begets violence, and ultimately it's a dead end. The basic plot has Takeshi playing a yakuza forced to leave Japan upon the death of his boss. He finds his half brother in LA pushing drugs rather than attending school. Takeshi violently turns the small time crew into a major crime cartel.

Yakuza themes of loyalty to family and honor over life pervade the movie. The omnipresent violence somehow avoids being gratuitous, perhaps because one realizes how more graphic it could have been. Unlike traditional western shoot 'em ups, we are left with the aftermath instead of the fight scenes themselves. At times it is hard to follow the plot and remember who is on whose sides, but perhaps that is the point.

I am fed up with people talking about how kill bill is such a good film. I watched this film about a week after I saw Kill Bill and I honestly think this is the better film. I watched it 3 times. The way Beat' integrates american and japanese culture makes this film standout. The scene where his luitenent plays basketball with one of his brothers friends stands out. Another scene is when they go to attack the mafia, all you see is flashes of gunfire while this young boy is dead in the car. Kill Bill has no technique at all especially when she is fighting the crazy 88 or whatever. I have seen more technique in Iron Monkey (an old skool martial arts film) The awkward ending leaves you distraught with no hope, but that is the point of the film and 'Beat' portays it that way.

Stewie Griffin
Title: Family Guy presents Stewie Griffin the Untold Story DVD
Label: Fox
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For Family Guy fans, there are no freakin' sweeter words than "Never Before Seen." A triumphant homecoming for the Griffins, Stewie Griffin is not so much a movie as it is a not-yet-aired three-episode story arc enhanced with a home-video-exclusive "red carpet premiere" prologue and an epilogue (capped, of course, with a fart joke). Family Guy's resurrection is a television miracle, and its creators have rewarded the faithful by picking up right where they left off, offending any and all sensibilities (recasting Jesus as comic magician Art Metrano), dissing the celebrity disenfranchised (Ellen Cleghorne references, anyone?), and generally taking potshots at anyone on their enemies list (Stewie breaks the neck of a reporter for Entertainment Weekly, the magazine that once called Family Guy "the Awful Show They Just Keep Putting on the Air"). The Untold Story! is a star vehicle for Family Guy 's breakout character, in which the mega maniacal and matricidal infant has a Grinch-like change of heart after a near-death experience (and a disturbing encounter with Steve Allen in Hell) and, more life-altering, discovers a football-pated man who could be his father (the truth is more shocking!). As go the gags, so goes Family Guy, and there are enough good ones here to compensate for the many misfires. The Miller-esque (as in Dennis) penchant for channeling arcane pop culture can grow tiresome. But for those who do remember the words to the Who's the Boss theme song, know (or still care) who Steve Bartman is, and are always up for "a sexy party," this will be the greatest story ever untold.

Miyuki Ijima, Music by DJ Krush, Arata Furuta
Title: Junk Food DVD
Label: Kino
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Lowriders in Japan, Yokohama hotel sex, Mad crystal meth junkie Japanese office girls with dirty panties, hot Chinese hookers and Mexican wrestlers in Japan make this film dope. Not to mention the DJ Krush soundtrack. The segment begins with a pretty woman dressed only in a man's shirt and panties sitting on a floor within the environs of a dilapidated building. After smoking some meth before work, the woman makes her way over to a bed where she ties up the man slumbering there. The man believes that they are going to engage in some kinky sex, including asphyxiation with a plastic bag, however, the woman proceeds to strangle the man to death with a cord. Fucked up morning.

Leaving the ramshackle building, the woman, Miyuki, makes her way to work. Miyuki is hot and sexy, but she suffers from a constantly speed induced runny nose and her personal demeanor is quite abrasive. Even within the environs of her upscale workplace, Miyuki indulges in her addiction. However, after discovering she has used all of her stash, she at first demands money from her boss, who she slept with in the past, and approaches a number of people to find her drugs, including prostitutes dressed as schoolgirls and a number of other people. She eventually finds someone with the goods, but the price she pays for the drugs is quite high. Yes!

The third part, the longest and most convoluted, depicts the lives of several immigrants in Japan: a Chinese-American prostitute, Pakistanis, a Mexican female wrestler, and several individuals of mixed blood. The segment is quite violent, but because of the way it jumps between characters, one is unable to truly feel for or identify with any of the characters. However, Junk Food is important because of its depiction of minorities in Japan, a subject that is more often than not swept under the rug.

Filmed primarily with digital cameras, Junk Food is quite grainy, however, like Anno's Love & Pop and the Okinawa scenes in All About Lily Chou Chou the use of digital cameras gives the film a realistic edge that cannot be found in more polished products. It's dope and we watch it over and over with hot chicks late at night.

Hinano - super cute Japanese actress
Title: Tokyo Eyes DVD
Label: Kino
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This movie is one of the Dojo's personal faves vbecause it stars the super cute Hinano Yoshikawa! Imagine a girl that looks like the Japanese Jessica Alba but she is captured in her youth of about 17 years young and becomes stylishly stalked by this wierd video game geek that pulls a few cool moves on her. In addition, the scenes are depicted in 1990 Tokyo with all the cool studio aprtment style and the frsh face of Hinano (who acts like a teen virgin that hints at the idea that she wants to have sex after a hot bedroom dj scene in a small Tokyo aprtment). This movie gives you an outline of what it must be to live in Tokyo in the 90ties(as well as in any other big city), but transmits the atmosphere 100%... you are totally there! The actors do not over-talk and still everything is said. The music is absolutely well chosen. I went out of the cinema with a feeling I never had before after watching a movie. It's like being understood for the first time. You must see this film! And if you like Beat Takeshi, he's in here too. Funny, cute, sexy, and a little perverted. Definitely a cool movie to play when you got a cool girl in your room for the first time.

System of a Down
Title: Hypnotize CD/DVD dual disk
Label: America
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Tracklist:
1. Attack
2. Dreaming
3. Kill Rock 'N Roll
4. Hypnotize
5. Stealing Society
6. Tentative
7. U-Fig
8. Holy Mountains
9. Vicinity Of Obscenity
10. She's Like Heroin
11. Lonely Day
12. Soldier Side

This album is rough raw and hard! SOAD puts it down enough here that we def have to carry this record. 12 tracks of dopeness with a dual disc DVD enhanced stero version make this record worth the loot! Look for some sick remixes on the DL. The tour manager Sevag and his bro Shavo are customers of our shop, and they collect some ill weapons like suvival knives! A recent article in The Washington Post so accurately assessed that System of a Down luckily, and yet, unintentionally, rode the coattails of the nu-metal era, though it cannot accurately be limited to the definition of nu-metal. Indeed, with the near death of that obviously baseless sound, System of a Down, unlike Korn, Limp Bizkit, Mudvayne, etc., remains a Billboard behemoth because this Armenian foursome possesses a truly unique formula.

Possibly throwing a middle finger to the critics who question the musicianship of the group, Hypnotize contains System of a Down's most impressive technical performance since its self-titled debut, hands down. I mean, in no way has this become a technical band, but the songs are far more dynamic, the time signature changes more frequent and complex, and the riffs noticeably more intricate. Retaining every bit of unrestrained fury ad unmatched personality of that landmark release, Hypnotize also does what Mezmerize could not; provides evidence that this is a band we have yet to hear the best of.

Reno 911
Title: Reno 911 The Complete 1st Season DVD
Label: Comedy Central
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Mad funny cops...... The Slut cop, the Gay cop, the black "oh no you didn't" cop, the Black cop that acts white and the kooky Mexican cop are the funnier cast members in the TV dvd. It's our favorite show here at the dojo even on repeat! Drucgs, sex, racial stuff and just plain old "cops are fucking dumb asses" kinda comedy are all in here. From the creators of the flamboyantly fabulous Viva Variety (and when will that be released on DVD?) comes Reno 911, Comedy Central's most arresting comedy series. Ride along with the cluelessly cracked squad of the Wahoe County Sheriff's Department, who cross the proverbial thin blue line with impunity. "That's how we do it in Reno," exults Lt. Dangle (Thomas Lemmon), after absent-mindedly rear-ending a car whose trunk pops open to reveal a cache of marijuana. Reno 911 has Cops's gritty documentary feel, and Police Squad's straight face in subverting cop show conventions. The hapless officers get no respect, not from the citizens they encounter, from their colleagues in the FBI, or even from themselves. Kerri Kenney-Silver's unfortunate Det. Wiegel is the squad's odd girl out. "She's like a bad casserole" is one of the more polite things said about her. In one episode, a misunderstanding leads to her being put under a suicide watch, and she so loves the attention, she doesn't bother to inform her brethren that she, in fact, did not try to kill herself. The forays into black comedy are about as subtle as a S.W.A.T. assault. In the first episode's opening moments, an officer answers a domestic disturbance call with guns blazing, only to discover it is a surprise birthday party for him.

But Reno 911 would have gotten old fast if it was just Police Academy-style mishaps and slapstick. What elevates this from being a one-joke series are the intimately observed characters' quirks and personal dramas. Dangle has a penchant for short shorts, and, in the first episode at least, comely male traffic offenders. Dangle is not exactly Capt. Furillo (from Hill Street Blues) in the compassion department.When the squad learns that unwed Deputy C. Johnson (Wendy McLendon-Covey) is pregnant, he jokingly searches for a phone book when considering who the father might be. "There's usually a phone book around here," he shrugs. "It would have been funnier." Comedy Central may be guilty of running these episodes into the ground, but for Reno 911's devoted following, and for rookies to the force, this boxed set of commercial-free episodes, some commentary-enhanced, is just the ticket. If you hate cops and think they should show all the out takes and messed up busts from the real TV show "Cops," this is definitely the DVD you should buy.

Sealab
Title: Sealab 2021 dual disk DVD season 3
Label: Cartoon Network
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Alright! Hot Debbie the slutty Sealab girl and her big luscious boobs! More insanity from the sadly now defunct Sealab. By this season, the show hit it's stride. Every episode is hilarious, the humor is faster and more densely packed in. The only episodes i skip are ones that i have taped and watched a million times, and sometimes i see new jokes in those to.The extras are decent, two unaired but still funny episodes, a pilot even older and crappier than the one on the first set. The commentaries are silly again, this time they are almost all about Cornelius Drebble, inventor of the submarine (pretty funny). Every episode on this set is hilarious and it includes what may be my favorite episode, "ASHDTV" where the crew spends most of the show watching digital cable. It becomes a nonstop stream of jokes that shows how good this show got in the end. I still miss some jokes because i am laughing so hard at others. Hesh Prince Baby! That episode is the first one after introducing Tornado Shanks, and along with "I Robot, Really" it also signals a shift in Dr. Quinn's character. At first he was brilliant and little egotiscal, but for the rest of the series he usually drunk, whining, or acting almost as stupid as the rest of the crew. Not as big a change as the new captain, but i still think it changes the shows dynamic. Sealab only got better and better, and i hope the decision to end it was made by the creators and not because some fans didn't like the new captain. And to any who question my Adult Swim street cred, I have been watching and taping it since the first night, and even watched "Oblongs", "Mission Hill", and "Home Movies" when they originally aired on the WB and NBC. All hail Sparkimus Prime!

Roc Raida
Title: How 2 Party Rock
Label: MVP
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Learn the secrets to party rocking with DMC world champion Grandmasta Roc Raida of the X-ecutioners. In this DVD we will cover proven techniques that will not only tighten your game, but arm you with the skills needed to get you to the next level of dj'ing. Alot of you need basic lessons on how to move a damn crowd! Hang out with Roc as he takes you along to some of his favorite places to shop for records and learn eveything from record selection to gear tune up and dope mixing technique. He is bad ass and who better to learn from?

Bumfights Vol.2
Title: Bumlife
Label: Indecline
$24.99
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After four arrests and seven felony charges later, the long awaited sequel to Bumfights is here. This is the video that congress tried to ban and is illegal in some countries. Bumfights has established itself as the hardest, rawest, most shocking video series on the planet.

Snoop Dogg and a bunch of hot sluts
Title: Snoop Dogg's Doggeystyle DVD
Label: Hustler Video
$29.99
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Snoop merges hip-hop and hardcore in a way no one has ever dared. With 6 original music videos and 5 scenes of raw, uncut and unbelievable backyard fucking, this video satisfies masturbators and rap fans alike. Featured songs from Snoops best selling albums and 11 original unreleased tracks.

DJ Lord
Title: DJ Lord - The Turntablist Chronicles DVD
Label: MVD
$14.99
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See why DJ Lord was chosen to replace the legendary Terminator X as Public Enemys DJ and why Chuck D said "DJ Lord was like a breath of fresh air for Public Enemy". DJ Lord provides a first hand look into the world of turntablism. See him beat-juggling and scratching at DJ competitions and showing his personal DJ tips. Hang out with DJ Lord at parties in Australia and Hong Kong, and follow him on the road with PE in New York, Boston, Seattle, and San Francisco.

Snoop Dog , Fat Joe, Juvenile and 20 hot Ladies
Hip Hop Honeys -Tasty Flavors DVD
Label: Game
$24.99
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A nice follow up to the original Hip Hop Honey's dvd. Watch your screen sizzle and your speakers blast as the most exotic models of the hip hop generation party-uncovered and uncensored to the best producers in hip-hop. This one features hotty asian Francine Dee as she joins Nelly, Snoop, N.O.R.E , Fat Joe, Juvenile, Trick Daddy, Master P and more as they celebrate funky beats and sexy thrills. Tasty Flavors is hotter and sexier than the original. Save yourself some money from the stripclub and pick up Tasty Flavors.

Various: Dj Premier , Alchemist, Buckwild and 25 gorgeous
models
Hip Hop Honeys DVD
Label: Game
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A hot hot dvd by Game featuring 25 of the hottest sluts from your favorite MTV and BET videos, exposed and uncensored. Crystal Knight hosts this over 70 min selection of hot chicks shakin their asses to some of the dopest dj's and producers. Got scenes from nightclubs in New York all the way to the neon strip of Las Vegas. Includes appearances by Ice T, Akinyele, Dj Premier, Royce Da 5'9"and more . If you like hot bitches and beats make sure to get your copy.

Various Brazilian beauties
Hip Hop Honeys-Brazil Boom Boom DVD
Label: Game
$24.99
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Game comes correct again with this Brazilian version of hip hop honeys. This one is shot entirely on location by the creators of GirlsOfSamba.com-the world's leading web site devoted to Brazilian models. Features more than 18 all natural , bootylicious having, hotties. This is one for all the ass lovers out there. Don't pass on this one. Oh yeah , there is also some dope beats to go with it.

Title: Assemble Insert
Label: The Right Stuff International VHS
Label: HBO
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Set in a futuristic Tokyo, finds the Tokyo police wrestling with a small but powerful menace to society, the Demon Seed. A notorious gang that has the run of the city, the Demon Seed are led by a charismatic leader who leads his troops, clad in special mecha suits, on raids of the city that harass the populace and humiliate the police. However, the police chief, during an alcohol induced vision, has come up with a plan to stop these fiends. The chief has decided that the only person that can get to the Demon Seed is an idol singer, and he has chosen Maron Namikaze, a cute and innocent girl who can't sing, but has super human strength. A sly parody of Japanese pop culture, ASSEMBLE: INSERT is one of the most unique anime titles to come out of Japan in recent years. Dubbed Sound.

Title: AWOL Vol.1 Prelude to the Collapse VHS
Label: BeStack Project AWOL
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A terrorist group calling themselves Solomon invades the peaceful planet Cypress in the first episode of this anime series. English Subtitled.

Title: Battle Athletes Victory vol.6 VHS
Label: Pioneer
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The Next Step - Lahrri and Mylandah continue to crush their competition by performing at an athletic level beyond anyone else. If Akari and Chris want to compete at all, they must train hard to have strong muscles and an even stronger will! English dubbed sound.

Title: Brain Powered vol 1 VHS
Label: Bandai
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Hime, a normal young girl, is changed forever when she witnesses the birth of a bio-mechanical craft and becomes its pilot. Danger and intrigue ensue! Contains episodes 1 and 2. English Dubbed.

Title: The Irresponsible Captain Tylor vol.5 VHS
Label: right stuff
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