Salvador - BLU-RAY

Director Oliver Stone's Salvador is an unflinching depiction of the Salvadoran Civil War as seen through the camera lens of Richard Boyle, a down-on-his-luck photojournalist played by James Woods (Once Upon a Time in America) in a searing performance. What begins as Boyle's attempt to rehabilitate a career slump soon transitions into a compassionate and soul-searching endeavor that will bring to light the atrocities of war. Cast alongside Woods in supporting roles are Jim Belushi (Thief), John Savage (The Deer Hunter) and Michael Murphy (Manhattan).

Several years after barely surviving an ambush during a black ops mission, former commando Michael Bishop (Mark Dacascos) works as a bodyguard for a wealthy weapons dealer. But when his boss is murdered, he teams with an FBI agent (Carrie Anne Moss) to catch the killer-who turns out to be the same shooter (Tony Todd) who tried to take him out all those years ago. Intense action saga also stars Graham Greene, John Neville. 99 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English LPCM stereo; Subtitles English; interviews; theatrical trailers; mini-poster.

The man they pushed too far is coming for you-in high-def! The exploitation revenge classic THE EXTERMINATOR burns onto Blu-ray in a newly re-mastered uncut version! Christopher George, Robert Ginty and Samantha Eggar star in The Exterminator, James Glickenhaus' explosive story of Vietnam vet John Eastland (Ginty), a man who launches a bloody vendetta against the New York underworld when his best friend is brutally beaten by a vicious street gang. Eastland becomes a vigilante hero to the public, but to police The Exterminator is a psychopath capable of dangerously undermining an entire government administration. Synapse Films is proud to present The Exterminator in it's more violent and gory director's cut, lovingly restored in high-de nition from original vault materials. One of the most cold-blooded and controversial InchrevengeInch lms ever made, this is a Inchsick example of the almost unbelievable descent into gruesome savagery in American movies. Inch (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times)