It was a great movie arrived on time in great condition couldn't have gotten better anywhere else
The video has several moments where it slows down. Seems like it wasn't properly ripped from a VHS but I appreciate that it was available.
Great music in the movie.
After waiting 14 days I decided to enquire by email when my DVD would arrive. I received an email back stating I had purchased it via download and had been sent an and had been sent a link, so I checked my emails lo and behold there was one there with a link in it but the link didn’t work, even though the invoice states when I made payment and ordered the movie it was fora DVD. So here we are still waiting for my DVD. I have received no communication back since the inquiry other than I made the mistake. Then I received an email to give a review while I can tell you what it’s not Sterling. I do not recommend buying any movie from this online store.
Quick service and easy to use
Good recording, excellent special effects.
excellent quality and service
It turned up un good time and was as specified. I was extremely satisfied with the entire process and would happily purchase from them again in the future
Great film. Excellent character development. Brilliant ending.
Shipped quickly quality product no problems at all highly recommends
Always great service and delivery and happy with the movies but vould be.better with better quailty dvd cases.
Thanks Paul.
Great DVD!! Excellent HD quality!! Impossible to find anywhere else on the Internet!! Very satisfied with purchase!!
this could be the future.
great film
Quality was expected and arrival was right on time.
Very pleased with this movie. Wide-screen format, excellent sound and picture quality.
Very happy with this movie. Thank you.
Slow to ship and no confirmation once sent. Reverse cover art states a 16:9 presentation but transfer is 4:3 pan & scan. No response from seller when this issue was raised.
This is a historical film from Steve mnQueen about his motorsports hobby.
A bit old fashioned, but nice a documentary on motorsports in the sixties
I am very pleased! Thank you
Such a feel-good movie. Actors are amazing. Love how faith and family are woven into the theme.
Absolutely wonderful. Packaging excellent. Presentation perfect. Slightest quibble, no subtitles but volume and clarity fine.🙂
A good DVD, but the episodes were misnumbered and out of order. Not a problem once the viewer realises and watches episodes in correct order.
Ex-Marshal Jim Cole (played with rugged charm by ‘Cheyenne’ Clint Walker) moves his family onto a small ranch, hoping to get away from the dangers of his previous line of work. His loving wife, Angela (popular ’60s star Martha Hyer) is overjoyed by their new life, and the kids soon develop a bond with the beautiful countryside, and the small town nearby.
Not EVERYONE is happy about the arrangement, however; town bigshot Jed Curry (Keenan Wynn) wants Cole’s land, and his sons are soon attempting to provoke Cole, in an unsuccessful attempt to force him to leave. When a monstrous killer grizzly appears, and starts killing off Cole’s livestock, Curry sees his opportunity; as the primary shareholder at the bank, he makes it nearly impossible for the rancher to get loans to replace stock.
The grizzly, nicknamed ‘Satan’, terrorizes the countryside, killing men, horses, and farm animals, and Cole methodically begins hunting it, in hopes of getting the $750 bounty that would ‘save’ his ranch!
The arrival of bounty hunter Cass Dowdy (played with cold-blooded menace by veteran screen villain Leo Gordon) further muddies the waters; Cole had once arrested him, and Dowdy spent two years in the ‘pen’, vowing revenge! Adored by the eldest Cole child, Charlie (Kevin Brodie), Dowdy announces he will kill the grizzly and accept the bounty, simply to ruin Cole! The pieces are now in place for a thrilling finale, as Cole, Charlie, and Dowdy confront the enraged beast, in a scene eerily similar to the climax of ‘Jaws’!
The film offers a supporting cast of Hollywood ‘pros’, including Jack Elam (‘Cannonball Run’), as bizzare but sweet Hank, who is ‘adopted’ by Cole’s young daughter, Gypsy (the wonderful Victoria Paige Meyerink, in her second film); Nancy Kulp (TV’s ‘The Beverly Hillbillies’) as the spinster owner of the local mercantile store; Ron Ely (TV’s first ‘Tarzan’) and Sammy Jackson (TV’s ‘No Time for Sergeants’) as Dowdy’s sons; and Regis Toomey (‘Burke’s Law’), as the sympathetic banker.
This is a film to cherish, and enjoy, again and again! Gather the family…They’ll thank you for it!