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		GS00001 - THE RACERS - $8.99 Kirk Douglas, Cesar Romero, Lee J Cobb This is a great sports car racing film starring Kirk Douglas. This film was state of the art for racing films at the time of production. It has exciting action-packed footage from Grand Prix, Laman, and several other famous races. Phil Hill consulted and taught Kirk Douglas driving techniques. This film is a must for race fans and is enjoyable for all family members. © 1955

		GS00101- HOT ROD GIRL - $8.99 Chuck Connors, Lori Nelson, Frank Gorshin Teen aged speed-demons running wild in the streets! A tough compassionate cop named Ben Merrill (Chuck Connors) wants to put an end to the danger of illegal street racing, and his efforts result in the construction of a drag strip where female driver Lisa Vernon (Lori Nelson) and her comrades can safely and legally compete. When her boyfriend, champion racer Jeff Northup (John Smith), loses his youngest brother in a fatal street confrontation, he vows never to race again, but juvenile delinquent Bronk Talbott (Mark Andrews) has other ideas. Determined to take Jeff's title, Bronk goads him into a dangerous showdown . . . with deadly consequences. B & W ? © 1956

		GS00102 - T-BIRD GANG - $8.99 A young man goes wrong . . . For all the right reasons! John Brinkley, Ed Nelson, Tony Miller, Pat George. A night watchman is killed during a warehouse burglary, and even though the police know it is the work of a gang of hot-rodding thieves known as the T-Bird Gang, led by gang leader Alex Hendricks (Ed Nelson) there is not enough evidence to arrest or convict them. The murdered man's son Frank Simmons (John Brinkley), decides to take matters in his own hands, and working undercover for the police, infiltrates the gang, but Hendricks and his #2 man Raymond (Tony Miller) manage to avoid capture. Hank's cover is blown, and while the manhunt continues for the fugitives, Hendricks plots to kill Frank and double-cross Raymond. B & W © 1959

		GS00103 - THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS - $8.99 Dorothy Malone / John Ireland A man wrongly imprisoned for murder breaks out of jail. He wants to clear his name, but with the police pursuing him, he's forced to take a beautiful young woman, driving a fast sports car, hostage and slip into a cross-border sports car race to try to make it to Mexico before the police get him. B & W © 1955

		GS00106 - THE SAINT LOUIS BANK ROBBERY - $8.99 Steve McQueen This dramatic re-creation of a failed bank heist was filmed in the original locations where the true-life event occurred and was cast with all of the actual policemen, bank employees, bank customers and area residents who were somehow involved in the affair, giving the production an intense and gritty realism. Steve McQueen stars as George Fowler, an expelled college football hero who joins a hurriedly-formed gang of ex-convicts. Though carefully planned by the leader of the would-be bank robbers, personal jealousies and frustrations among the four men result in the doomed operation. © 1960

		GS00151 - INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY - $8.99 Indianapolis Speedway is a great classic film produced in 1939. It stars Pat O'Brien, Ann Sheridan and John Payne. It was filmed at Cedarhurst Speedway in Long Island. It included several well known racecar drivers. The plot of the movie is that Pat doesn't want his brother to get involved in the dangerous sport of car-racing. He goes to the track to try to talk his brother out of racing and gets caught up in the action himself. John falls for both a young lady (Ann Sheridan) and the excitement of car racing. This is a great racing film classic, full of racing history and will be enjoyable for the whole family. B & W © 1939

		GS00153 - JOHNNY DARK - $8.99 Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie, Don Taylor This is a great action filled racing film staring Tony Curtis. Lots of racing footage shot at Packard's proving grounds. It's a story of the sports car drivers, daring racing skills, showing their courage and love for speed. This is one of the best classic racing films. Full of exciting car racing and acting by Tony Curtis, with a great cast of co-stars, Piper Laurie, Don Taylor and Paul Kelly. In this movie, Tony Curtis did his own driving and stunts after learning the ins and outs of racing from actual race car drivers. © 1954

		GS00154 - THE DEVIL'S HAIRPIN - $8.99 Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace, Arthur Franz, Mary Astor, The Devil's Hairpin was one of the more exciting racing movies from the 50's. It is also a compelling story of a conflict between life and death. Cornel Wilde plays retired racecar champion Nick Jargin. Jargin owns a nightclub and lives on past glory, never missing an opportunity to boast that he could still beat anyone on the track. What his legion of fans don't know is that he is, in fact, afraid to race again. In his last race, he caused an accident, which severely injured his younger brother. He had a decision to make, letting his brother win or jeopardizing his brother's life by not letting him pass. He chose the latter, and although his brother doesn't blame him, he has always blamed himself. Most important, the film was filmed at Paramount Ranch near Malibu. They held only 5 races there, and then closed the track because of fatal crashes.

		GS00156 - REBEL ROUSERS - $8.99 Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern, Diane Ladd, Harry Dean Stanton Filmed in 1967 and not released until three years later, after the success of "Easy Rider," this is a revved-up motorcycle drama. Jack Nicholson stars in this outlaw biker movie along with Bruce Dern. Jack and Bruce capture Cameron Mitchell's girlfriend, then they have a show down in a drag race to see who wins her. This is one great classic outlaw biker film! © 1970

		GS00157 - THE WILD RIDE - $8.99 Jack Nicholson, Georgianna Carter, Robert Bean An early Jack Nicholson vehicle that helped establish his on-screen personna. Here he is a hot-rodding punk who enjoys running motorcycle cops off the road and tries to steal his ex-partner's girlfriend. From roaring Hot Rods to the racing big-time. This is a great classic hot rod film staring Jack Nicholson. Jack is the racecar driver winning lots of cash racing his roadster. Young and feeling full of steam, Jack runs a cop off the highway, mis-treats his girlfriend and best buddy. He finds himself alone, paying the price of his consequences. This is a must-see classic Jack Nicholson film. 59 minutes B & W © 1958

		GS00163 - THE BIG WHEEL - $8.99 Mickey Rooney, Thomas Mitchell, Mary Hatcher, Michael O'Shea "The Big Wheel" stars Mickey Rooney as Billy Coy. Billy comes to Carrell (the "real speedway" in Gardena California) Red (Michael O'Shea), Billy's late father's mechanic, hires Billy as a mechanic. Billy soon gets a job as a driver and starts to win most of the races he enters. Billy brings this fast action racing adventure to it's heights with a fabulous performance. Billy's womanizing, drinking and the thrill of speed almost wrecks his dreams of racing in the Indianapolis 500, the track where his father died. **You'll enjoy riding along with Billy and feel your heart rate rise in this furious and exciting film. Mickey Rooney tears up the tarmac as a young man whose obsessive determination to follow in his racer dad's tracks leads to tragedy and hard lessons learned in this High-torque drama. 92 minutes B & W © 1949

		GS00165 - THE WINNER (AKA PIT STOP) - $8.99 Brian Donlevy, Dick Davalos, Ellen Burstyn, Sid Haig Grant Willard sponsors drivers in a "new" form of race car driving called the figure eight. This movie was known as "Pit Stop." Watch "all out" drag racing at it's best, between souped up cars built to the hilt! Cult classic from director Jack Hill about a young stock car driver whose ambitions go too far. 101 minutes © 1969

		GS00166 - NAKED ANGELS - $8.99 Michael Greene, Jennifer Gan, Richard Rust Mother has just got out of prison and wants to get revenge on the rival biker gang that put him there. He teams up with his old gang "The Angels" and they head to the desert to get even. Soon, Mother's obsession begins to take it's toll on his relationship with his girlfriend, Marlene, and the respect his gang has for him quickly dwindles until he is left in the desert to fend for himself.

		GS00167 - BURY ME AN ANGEL - $8.99 Dixie Peabody, Terry Mace, Clyde Ventura This is one of the best biker films and told from the woman's point of view. The heroine sets out on the road to avenge her brother's murder by a gang of outlaw bikers. She's toting a shotgun and means business. This howling hellcat is humping a hot steel hog, out on a rampage of revenge.

		GS01080 - THE SOUND OF SPEED - $8.99 A lost treasure, at last, a pristine copy of this long-lost award winning film has been found. Lawrence Revetlow tests the Scarab Formula One car at Riverside in 1960. The film techniques used here were years ahead of their time. This film is a must for every serious race buff. © 1960

		GS10133 - FIST TO FIST - $8.99 Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee Witness the match of the millenium between Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan through the miracle of 21st century technology. The legendary Bruce Lee created a unique martial arts style that resurrected a fighting technique which had survived thousands of years behind the Oriental Curtain. His rise from a struggling actor to an international superstar is now part of the mystique which continues to surround this extraordinary man even years after his untimely death. Only one man has dared to walk in the celluloid footprints of this legend. Jackie Chan has exploded onto movie screens around the world. His acrobatic action ballet has placed him in a world apart from others who would try and claim the crown. Today, Jackie Chan's comedic choreography and fighting style has made him a legend in his own time. The producers of this wall-to-wall action documentary have dared to answer the burning question asked by every fan of these legendary superstars. What would have happened if these two men had come eye-to-eye, fist-to-fist in the action ballet of the millennium? Only through 21st century technology could the answer be found. Now you will know who is the best martial arts master. 50 Minutes. © 1997

		GS30882 - THE PAJAMA GAME - $8.99 Doris Day, Carol Haney, John Raitt, Eddie Foy Jr., Reta Shaw, Franklin Fox Is true love and happiness worth 7 & 1/2 cents? Based on the long-running stage hit, this vibrant musical satire features dance choreography by the legendary Bob Fosse, and stars effervescent songbird Doris Day as Katie 'Babe' Williams, head of the grievance committee at the Sleepy Tite Pajama Factory. Broadway idol John Raitt co-stars as Sid, the company's new foreman who bluffed his way into the job and intends on keeping it. The beleaguered seamstresses at the factory label him "divine" and all seems easy for Sid, but his troubles soon begin when a labor dispute, a cheating owner, and a rocky romance with Babe invade his happy-go-lucky life. Adding to the hilarity are assorted zany characters such as Vernon Hines (Eddie Foye Jr.), Vice President of Sleep Tite and former vaudeville knife-thrower who displays his declining talent to the dismay of those within range, and Babe's father, Pap Williams (Franklin Fox), an engineer who enjoys collecting stamps. © 1957

		GS30282 KING OF THE COWBOYS Roy Rogers & Trigger It's WWII and saboteurs are menacing Texas . . . and singing Cowboy Roy Rogers and his wonder horse Trigger can save the day. Known the World over as the King of the Cowboys, beloved singing Western superstar Roy Rogers portrays himself in this classic film along with Trigger, the smartest horse in the movies. Roy temporarily trades in his cowboy hat for that of secret government agent during WWII when he is asked by Texas Governor Shuville (Russell Hicks) to help subdue a gang of saboteurs who are blowing up government warehouses. Coded messages are being communicated to the gang by Maurice the Mental Marvel (Gerald Mohr) under the guise of a shady mind-reading act in a traveling show so it's up to Roy and his pal Frog Millhouse (Smiley Burnette) to infiltrate the gang, break the code, and put an end to their treasonous operations! Songs include; "A Gay Ranchero", "Ride Em Cowboy", "Ride Ranger, Ride", "Red River Valley" and "I'm An Old Cowhand". 56 Minutes. $7.99

		GS30302 THE LONE RANGER - Enter The Lone Range$9.99 Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels "Who was that masked man?" Find the answer to that question and many others as the complete origin of the Lone Ranger is revealed in this thrilling compilation of the first three episodes of the classic long-running television series. This full-length feature chronicles the story of how the Lone Ranger met Tonto, the mystery of the black mask, the meaning of the silver bullets, why he never shoots to kill, how the Lone Ranger found the wild silver stallion, and many other secrets of the masked rider of the plains. 90 Minutes.

		GS30352 LAWLESS RANGE / THE MAN FROM UTAH (Double-Feature) $12.99 John Wayne, Earl Dwire, Gabby Hayes, Yakima Canutt, Film legend and American icon John Wayne stars in two action-packed music-filled Westerns. In "Lawless Range", a gang of cattle rustlers led by the ruthless Joe Burns (Yakima Canutt) and unscrupulous town banker Frank Carter (Frank McGlynn Jr.) is making life difficult for local ranchers. Hank Mason (Wally Howe) asks his friend Sam Middleton (Sam Flint) for help, so Middleton sends his son John (John Wayne) to investigate. John arrives to find Mason missing and the gang controlling the entire town. Imprisoned along with the towns' storekeeper, John and Emmett (Earl Dwire) work together to escape and uncover the real reason behind Carters' treacherous deeds! Though ensnared in a dangerous web of deceit, John still manages to find time for a song. In "The Man From Utah", there's murder at the rodeo and Marshal George Higgins (George 'Gabby' Hayes) asks rodeo rider John Weston (John Wayne) to uncover who is behind the killings. Organizer of the event Spike Barton (Edward Pell Sr.) has his eyes on the prize money and he won't let anything stand in his way to get his hands on it. When Weston refuses to go along with Bartons' embezzlement plan, and it appears Weston will win the contest, Barton orders his men to prepare him for the same fate that befell the other riders: a poisoned needle under Westons' saddle!

		GS30392 ANGEL AND THE BADMAN $7.99 John Wayne, Gail Russell, Bruce Cabot, Harry Carey One of John Waynes' most mystical films, Angel and the Badman is also the first production that John Wayne personally produced. The Star plays a wounded outlaw who is sheltered by a Quaker family. Attracted to the familys' angelic daughter, Penelope Worth (Gail Russell), the hard-bitten Quirt Evans (John Wayne) undergoes a slow and subtle character transformation; still, he is obsessed with killing Laredo Stevens (Bruce Cabot), the man who murdered his foster father. The storyline traces not only the regeneration of Wayne, but the single-minded sheriff, Marshal Wistful McClintock (Harry Carey), who'd previously been determined to bring Wayne to justice.

		GS30402 CRY BLOOD APACHE $7.99 Joel McCrea, Jody McCrea, Don Henley, Robert Tessier This action-packed western stars Joel McCrea as Pitcalin, a cowboy in his twilight years recalling an incident that happened 30 years in his past. As a young man (portrayed by McCrea's real life son Jody McCrea), Pitcalin had been a prospector travelling with a rough band of gold hunters in the old southwest. While trading with some Apache Nation tribesmen, it is accidentally discovered that one Apache man possesses a tiny cache of gold nuggets. Greed overcomes a few members of Pitcalin's group, who steal the gold and kill several Apache. The men also take an Apache woman captive and beat her, in hopes that she will lead them to the source of the gold. Meanwhile, an Apache warrior begins trailing the murderous thieves in order to exact slow, torturous revenge on the men who kidnapped his sister and killed his wife and child. This movie also features Rock musician Don Henley (The Eagles) in a rare screen performance. Filmed on location in Arizona and the Sequoia National Forest. © 2003

		GS30432 STAR PACKER / THE LUCKY TEXAN (Double-Feature) $9.99 John Wayne, Yakima Canutt, Gabby Hayes Definitely the most expensive of John Wayne's "Lone Star" Westerns. The "Star Packer" casts "The Duke" as US Marshal John Travers. Hoping to flush out a mysterious outlaw chieftain known only as "The Shadow", Travers becomes a sheriff of a town where several unsolved murders have occurred. Acompanied by his Indian pal Yak (Yakima Canutt), our hero explores a tunnel leading from the sheriff's office to the outlaws' cave hideout. He manages to ascertain the identity of the Shadow, but first he must rescue heroine Anita (Verna Hillie) from the villians' clutches. As much of a horror melodrama as a straightforward Western, the Star-Packer benefits from the casting of Lone Star "regulars" George 'Gabby' Hayes and Yakima Canutt in highly uncharacteristic roles. (1934 - 53 Minutes) The third entry in John Waynes' Lone Star series, "The Lucky Texan" features John Wayne as Jerry Mason, a young college graduate who, along with old family friend Jake Benson (Gabby Hayes), locates a secret gold field. Returning to town with their gold, the tow friends make the mistake of trusting the local assayer (Lloyd Whitlock) and his equally crooked partner (Yakima Canutt). The villains take a shot at Jake and, believing they had killed the old coot, blame young Jerry for the "murder". At his trial, Jerry is delighted to discover his "victim" among the spectators, dressed in a costume formerly used in a local presentation of "Charley's Aunt". (1934 - 61 Minutes)

		GS30592 MOLLY AND LAWLESS JOHN $7.99 Sam Elliott, Vera Miles, Clu Gulager Ruthless outlaw Johnny Lawler (Sam Elliott) is a handsome and charming sweet-talker who convinces shy, romance-starved Molly Parker (Vera Miles) to help him to escape from prison. The problem is Molly just happens to be married to the man who jailed Johnny Lawler, the cold and callous sheriff Marvin Parker (John Anderson). Molly not only aids the condemned prisoner to break out of the hoosegow, she also joins him on a cross-country flight through the desert. As the pair does their best to elude the posse led by her vengeful husband, Molly soon learns that Lawler has no feelings for her at all and that he was simply using her. Although duped by the cruel man, kind-hearted Molly tries to make the best of the situation and by the time the sheriff's men catch up to them Molly finds an inner strength she never knew she possessed. (98 Minutes)

		GS30612 RAINBOW VALLEY $7.99 John Wayne, LeRoy Mason, Gabby Hayes, Lucile Browne, Buffalo Bill, Jr. A young John Wayne is charged with building a road in this Western. The building project, however, is constantly interrupted by Rogers (LeRoy Mason) and his gang who wants the valley in general, and it's rich mines in particular, free from outside interference. John Martin (John Wayne) is aided in his quest by grizzled old mail carrier George Hale (Gabby Hayes) and they manage to not only build the road, but to also capture the nasty Rogers, a rival for the affections of Postmistress Eleanor (Lucile Browne) and his cohort, paroled "Butch" Galt (Buffalo Bill Jr.) (1935)

		GS31172 MY PAL TRIGGER $7.99 Roy Rogers, Dale Evans Considered to be the best and most beloved of all Roy Rogers' films, this rousing and timeful Western follows the fictional tale of the legendary horse Trigger, from birth to becoming Roy's trusty mount. The adventure begins when the singing cowboy hopes to mate his favorite mare with the powerful stallion Golden Sovereign, who is owned by Gabby Kendrick (George 'Gabby' Hayes). Gabby refuses, and conniving villain Brett Skoville (Jack Holt) steps in with his own plans. When Golden Sovereign runs off with Roy's mare, Skoville shoots the stallion by mistake and Roy is falsely accused of killing the horse. Unable to prove his innocence, he is jailed for the crime. But a year later returns with Trigger, son of Golden Sovereign. After Skoville reveals that he was present when the horse was shot, Roy sees a chance to clear his name.

		GS31442 VENGEANCE VALLEY $7.99 Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker, John Ireland, Joanne Dru, Ray Collins, Sally Forrest Owen Daybright (Burt Lancaster) is the adopted son of rancher Arch Stroble (Ray Collins). The virtuous Owen spent his life covering up the devious actions of his brother, but Lee Stroble (Robert Walker) wants Owen out of the way so he can become the sole heir to the ranch. Lee sees his opportunity when he fathers an illegitimate child with cafe waitress Lilly Fasken (Sally Forrest), shifts the blame to Owen and encourages Lilly's brothers to seek revenge upon the man who dishonored their sister. After discovering Lee's treachery, Owen decides it's time to settle the score once and for all.