The Wrath of Becky - DVD

The Original 70's made-for-TV cult classic in high definition! Dad (Richard Crenna) and Mom (Yvette Mimeiux) buy their kids (Kim Richards, Ike Eisenmann) a new puppy dog to replace their recently deceased pet. They adopt a cute pup from a local satanic coven and unbeknownst to them, the pooch is actually a demon from hell! When mom and the kids start to conduct strange occult rituals in the attic, Dad suspects something is up. He soon discovers that the dog is actually a demonic entity that possesses and controls the souls of his beloved family. Off to Ecuador, Dad takes a crash course in canine exorcism that leads to an unforgettable and fiery finale of man vs. Man's best fiend! From cult filmmaker Curtis Harrington (Night Tide, Queen of Blood, Killer Bees). Featuring an all-star cast- Richard Crenna (Rambo I, II & III), Yvette Mimieux (The Time Machine, Jackson County Jail), Kim Richards (Disney's Witch Mountain series, Tuff Turf), Ike Eisenmann (Disney's Witch Mountain series), Victor Jory (Gone With The Wind, The Shadow serial) and Martine Beswick (007's From Russia With Love, Thunderball, Hammer's Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde). Includes special features.

Starring then 14 year old phenom, Lulu Wilson (TV's The Haunting of Hill House, Annabelle Creation, Ouija Origin of Evil) as a pint-sized femme fatale, Kevin James (TV's Kevin Can Wait, Grown-Ups) in a surprise turn as a stone-cold Neo-Nazi killer, and Joel McHale (TV's Community, Happily), Becky is a Incha stylishly crafted and tenaciously acted thriller which should leave gorehounds plenty satisfiedInch (Shaun Monro, Flickering Myth). InchFeaturing strong performances, whip-smart dialogue... and some of the most gruesome horror to ever come from north of the border, Becky is a pleasant little surprise. But make no mistake it is straight up gleefully irresponsible revenge horror and is definitely not for the squeamishInch (Frank Wilkins, Reel Reviews).

Travel into the heart of the slum made famous by the Oscar-winning "Slumdog Millionaire" -- Dharavi, in Mumbai, India. In this squalid, pest-ridden place with irregular water, intermittent electricity and open sewers, one million people are squeezed into just one square mile. But beneath the surface is a city with its own multimillion-dollar recycling industry and neighborhoods where ordinary people work hard to make a better life for t