Kiss the Girls - BLU-RAY

From the Deep South to the California coast and back, the hunt is on in this provocative race-against-time suspenser based on the best-selling novel by James Patterson. Ashley Judd plays resourceful, strong-willed McTiernan. She's the lone escapee from a mad man's hidden lair and is determined to rescue the fellow captives she left behind. Morgan Freeman is Alex Cross, a master at solving the unsolvable. But there's more than his reputa

Modern-day spin on InchRear WindowInch stars Shia LaBeouf as Kale Brecht, a troubled teen placed under house arrest after assaulting a teacher. His new hobby of spying on unknowing neighbors becomes more than a voyeuristic thrill when he begins to suspect one of them, Robert Turner (David Morse), is a serial killer. Tracking his every move with the help of the girl next door (Sarah Roemer), Kale engages Turner in a battle of wits that can have only one winner. With Carrie-Anne Moss, Aaron Yoo. 104 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English DTS 6.1 ES; audio commentary; Inchmaking ofInch featurette; deleted scenes; outtakes; music video; more.

The legendary James Cagney (White Heat) is his final great gangster role. KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE offers Cagney at his nastiest. The star plays career criminal Ralph Cotter, a lowlife maniac who doesn't care about anything except his next; kill. After violently busting out from prison and murdering his partner, the cold-blooded mobster satisfies a pent up lust for violence in an unstoppable and vicious crime spree. Dirty cops, Inspector Charles Webber (Ward Bond) and Lieutenant John Reese (Barton MacLane) try to strong-arm the fascinating creep, but he turns the table on them and blackmails them with the help of a crooked lawyer, Keith 'Cherokee' Mandon (Luther Adler). Upon it's theatrical , the film was banned in the state of Ohio as 'a sordid sadistic presentation of brutality and an extreme presentation of crime with explicit steps in commission.' the wonderful cast includes Barbara Payton, Helena Carter, Steve Brodie, Rhys Williams and William Frawley. Stylishly directed by Gordon Douglas (ONLY THE VALIANT).