President Bush just couldn’t leave the White House in dignity and grace like any other poor performing president or corporate executive. No, he had to stay true to form and embarrass himself the country and the American political process and protocol by pandering to the Israeli Parliament at the expense of Barack Obama. In His usual blathering manner Bush reasserted America’s unyielding support for Israel, by summoning the images of Hitler’s military might rolling over Poland and crushing Czechoslovakia all because Neville Chamberlain was stupid enough to think talking to the Nazis would chill out the madman leader from Germany. With dimwitted precision President Bush tried unsuccessfully to tie Barack Obama to failed efforts of the past in dealing with tyrants, dictators and despots. Using the term appeasement, he hoped to show that Obama’s stated goal of using dialog and diplomacy as part of America’s arsenal of weapons to resolve differences and conflicts was sheer naivete, and c

Made in 1955 a.k.a. Dementia, a narrator takes us deep into the mind of an insane woman awakening from a nightmare in a cheap hotel room. Without dialog we follow her through the skid-row night and encounters with an abusive husband; a wino; a pimp and the rich man he panders for; a flashback to her traumatic childhood; violence; pursuit through dark streets; dementia. Filmed in film-noir style throughout; only the narrator speaks. Click here to download The Movie Store

Bad Boy 1939 stars Johnny Downs, led astray by crooked Steve Carson (James Robbins). A bit on the lame side, our goofball hero tries to get his act together through his trials and tribulations and by the end of the flick he gets the cops off his back and puts the real scumbags in the poky. This one of the few mainstream flicks of the day that offered a major role to legendary black actor-writer-director Spencer Williams Jr., best known to contemporary viewers as Andrew H. Brown on TV's Amos 'N' Andy. Click here to download The Movie Store

While Barack Obama has this nomination locked up numerically; he does have significant work to do to ensure that he and the Democratic Party make a sweep of things in November. The whole party is betting on Barack Obama to bring the country together once and for all. Local, state and national contest are going to rest on his ability to convince his weakest support that he is a Democrat that understands the concerns of all Americans, be they Black, White, liberal, conservative, city dweller, suburban or rural. He is going to have to reach out to shake the hands of those that may not be willing to extend theirs. He will have to work harder with those unfamiliar with his style and his method of thinking. He will have to prove to those whom are distrusting of people that don’t share all their views and cultural experiences that he will fight for all Americans.

All The Kind Strangers 1974 AKA Evil in the Swamp Starring Stacey Keach and Samantha Eggar A couple traveling through a backwoods area are held by a group of orphans who want them to become their parents. Unfortunately, the kids have a habit of killing adults who refuse that particular honor. Most Reviews says this film sucks big time. You be the judge Click here to download The Movie Store

A Brother From Another Planet 1984 Joe Morton stars in this dramatic comedy, set in New York City in the early 1980s, as "The Brother," an alien and escaped slave who, while fleeing "Another Planet," has crash-landed in Upper New York Harbor. Picked up as homeless, he is deposited in Harlem. The sweet-natured and honest Brother looks like any other black man, except that he is mute and - although other characters in the film never see them - his feet each have three large toes. The Brother has telekinetic powers but, unable to speak, he struggles to express himself and adjust to his new surroundings, including a stint in the Job Corps at a video arcade in Manhattan. Click here to download The Movie Store

With unadulterated panache, Austin McCormick’s cast of prancing pirouetting artistes performed his bawdy naughty and tantalizingly raw production of The Judgment of Paris to perfection. Though snappy crisp and tightly controlled body motion McCormick’s tale of lustful love being the driving force behind Paris of Troy’s fatalistic attraction for Helen’s honey pot is placed on display for the audiences judgment. From Spartan warriors to buxom blondes to a top hat clad circus barker to willing Can Can girls (that will) for a fee; we are enticingly lured into history’s jury box in judgement of Paris’ lack of self-control. McCormick’s work creatively abandons timelines in order to weave this timeless story of seduction into a finely blended event that would allow one’s imagination to give way to images of Homer and Shakespeare paying oral homage to Marlene Dietrich, in a seedy French hotel

Hitchhiker 1953 stars Edmond O'Brien, about two friends on a fishing trip picking up a stranded hitchhiker who turns out to be an escaped convict. This creep has already murdered others that have unwittingly assisted his efforts to evade the cops He taunts the two men while having fun telling them that he is going to jack their asses up before the end of the trip.. The hostages try to stay alive long enough to escape or be rescued by Mexican authorities. Good luck with that! Click here to download The Movie Store

Boys of the City 1940 Street kids, the East Side Kids that is, get sent to the country to chill, but much to our delight they get mixed up in murder and a haunted house. Click here to download The Movie Store

Barack Obama is expected to take a beating in the West Virginia Democratic primary contest today, so we thought we would examine why. With Hillary Clinton clearly on the ropes and fighting for every vote she can muster to make a last ditch argument to override the peoples choice, she is also trying to making a statement. Her cleverly targeted message to her self described core support is to show via the West Virginia contest that a significant demographic of the Democratic Party will not back Barack Obama under any circumstance. While know one can truly know the motives that drive another, one can sometimes accurately speculate about intentions based upon past performance. As the curtain began come down on the Clinton show last week, we heard how her hard working white supporters were or would abandon the Democrats in the general election, alluding to race as a reason. While most in the mainstream media caught the drift loud and clear, the signals were already sent and received just