I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now? - DVD

Five-disc set includes The Prince Of Terror (Il Maestro Del Terrore) (1989)Temperamental horror movie director Vincent Omen (Tomas Arana) got longtime collaborator screenwriter Paul Hillary (David Brandon) canned from their current project because of a dearth of original ideas. Unfortunately, when the genre maestro goes to his manse to host a dinner party with family and friends, the horrific home invasion that follows proves that Hillary still has inspiration! Lamberto Bava's gruesome opus co-stars Carole André, Pascal Druant, Ulisse Minervini, Joyce Pitti, Virginia Bryant. 87 min. In Italian with English subtitles/Dubbed in English. C/Rtg NR The Man Who Wouldn't Die (L'Uomo Che Non Voleva Morire) (1989)Degenerate thug Gianetto (Gino Concari) awoke in a hospital bed... and he could thank his criminal cronies, who beat him comatose for making what was supposed to be a simple art heist go fatally sideways. He resolves to get even with them all... if some other party unknown doesn't wipe the whole gang out first. Lamberto Bava's brutal take on a Giorgio Scerbanenco story also stars Martine Brochard, Keith Van Hoven, Peter Pitsch, Lino Salemme, Stefano Molinari. In Italian with English subtitles/Dubbed in English. C/Rtg NR School Of Fear (Il Gioko) (1989)Initially, educator Diana Berti (Alessandra Acciai) was pleased to have landed her new position teaching Italian lit to 12-year-olds at a posh Pisa private school. Eventually, though, she'd get the sense that her privileged charges were actually responsible for the violent fate that befell her predecessor... and ultimately, convinced that they were planning the same for her. Lamberto Bava's unnerving tale co-stars Daria Nicolodi, Jean Hebert, Viola Simoncioni, Stefano de Sando. In Italian with English subtitles/Dubbed in English. C/Rtg NR Eye Witness (Testimone Oculare) (1989)Visually impaired Elisa (Barbara Cupisti)

Oliver is caught embezzling from his father's company and if he can't pay back the $250,000 he'll be sent to jail. When he goes to his rich wife for help she not only refuses, but tells him she's filing for divorce. Desperate, Oliver takes out a life insurance policy and hires a hitman to kill to her. Problems arise when he finds out the policy is invalid and wants to call off the hit. One snag, the hitman he hired subcontracted out the hit. When tracking down that killer he learns that he too has subcontracted the hit to a third person and so on. Oliver is left wondering who is supposed to kill his wife now.

What do you call a cowboy with his brains kicked out? A bronc rider. Ben Jones and Howdy Lewis, heaven help them, are bronc riders. Glenn Ford and Henry Fonda portray the pair who are cowboy enough to do just about any job, except for the one at hand. That job: Saddle a clever, ornery, blaze-faced roan named Old Fooler and make him as gentle as a milk-pen calf. Can't be done -- and that gets the cowpokes to thinking. Maybe they can make