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The Coffin (DVD) (English Subtitled) (Malaysia Version)
In Thailand, there is a legend that if you lie in a coffin for one night, then you can fool the grim reaper and escape bad luck. To prolong his girlfriend's life, Australia-raised Thai architect Chris (Ananda Everingham) overcomes his claustrophobia and participates in the mass coffin ritual. Diagnosed with terminal cancer one week before her wedding, Hong Kong nutritionist Sue (Karen Mok) also runs off to Thailand for the ritual in hopes of cheating death. Soon after the ritual, however, Chris and Sue realize there are consequences worse than death as they begin to encounter strange and terrifying paranormal experiences. Hong Kong actress Karen Mok and heartthrob Ananda Everingham from Shutter star in the Thai horror The Coffin directed by award-winning Beautiful Boxer filmmaker Ekachai Uekrongtham. Inspired by a real Thai ritual, The Coffin situates its chills and thrills within a greater meditation on life and death, laying out the horrific consequences of trying to counter fate and cheat death. A big hit at the box office, The Coffin co-stars Hong Kong actor Andrew Lin (The Heavenly Kings) and Napakprapa Mamee Nakprasit from Art of Devil 2, and features location shooting throughout Thailand.
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Unstable Love (UMG Reissue Series)
Unstable Love (UMG Reissue Series)
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Exte - Hair Extensions (DVD) (Limited Edition) (Japan Version)
Sono Sion, the cult director of Suicide Club and Noriko's Dinner Table, continues to thrill and chill with his latest film EXTE (a.k.a. Ekusute - Hair Extensions). The female long-haired spectre is of course a Japanese horror staple, and Sono takes it one step further by placing the dreaded locks at the center of this spine-tingling film. Appropriately enough, EXTE stars Kuriyama Chiaki (Kill Bill, Battle Royale) who is known for her long straight hair, alongside veteran character actor Osugi Ren. Given its theme, the film could easily be mistaken as just stock J-horror fare, but in his past works, Sono has shown himself to be anything but conventional, and EXTE is no exception. The director leaves his mark clearly with eccentric characterization, unpredictable storytelling, and a creepy meditation on hair that is both beautiful and horrific. EXTE begins in bloody, unsettling fashion with the discovery of the body of a young girl whose organs have been harvested and head shaven. The corpse ends up in the hands of morgue watchman and hair fetishist Yamazaki (Osugi Ren), who excitedly discovers that the girl's hair is still growing. He uses her long and silky hair to make extensions, which he sells to customers who invariably turn up dead, strangled by their own hair. When Yamazaki meets flighty aspiring hairstylist Yuko (Kuriyama Chiaki), he immediately becomes mesmerized by her beautiful hair, and presents her with
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Michael Clayton (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
Michael Clayton (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
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Chae Yeon Mini Album - Shake
Chae Yeon shakes things up with her new mini-album Shake. The sexy K-pop siren heats up the dance floor with the sultry electro-house number Heundeulryeo (Track 1) which has club hit written all over it. Tecktonik guru DJ Koo of Clon spices the track up further with two additional remix versions. The eurobeat dance train continues with catchy confections like Ooh La La (Track 2), which also comes in two club remix versions, and the electro-pop ballad Babo Ya (Track 3) which mixes a sweet pop melody with house beats.
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Future X-Cops (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
Hong Kong hitmaker Wong Jing teams up with superstar Andy Lau for the sci-fi action blockbuster Future X-Cops. Featuring state-of-the-art special effects by a South Korean special effects firm, the film is a rare Chinese entry in the ambitious time traveling science fiction sub-genre. Infused with exciting action sequences, Wong Jing's signature sense of humor, and a touching father-daughter story, Future X-Cops is entertaining genre fun for audiences of all ages. Andy Lau leads the ensemble cast as Kidd, a cop in the year 2080 whose wife (Fan Bing Bing) is killed after a fierce attack by a group of terrorist led by Kalon (Fan Siu Wong). The terrorists are targeting Dr. Masterson (Ma Jing Wu), who has invented a new source of free energy, and they have decided to go back in time to kill Masterson when he was a child. Determined to stop the future from being changed, Kidd goes back in time with his daughter (Xu Jiao, CJ7) and becomes a policeman in the year 2020, alongside fellow cops Holly (Barbie Hsu, Connected) and Sergeant Ma (Mike He, Love at Seventh Sight). However, Kidd cannot form any relationship or reveal his real identity, even as Kalon and his gang arrive from the future to wreak havoc. Who will reach the young Dr. Masterson in time?
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My Best Pals Original TV Soundtrack
Joe Chen Qiao En, leader of the female group 7 Flowers, and Jason Hsu of 5566 lead the cast of the new Taiwanese hit drama My Best Pals. The cast also contributed to the series soundtrack which is now available. For the theme song, Jason joins his group 5566 to perform "e;Final Trap"e; (Track 1), whereas Joe stays solo for the song "e;Wild Girl Friend"e; (Track 2) She also sings the duet "e;Trust Again"e; (Track 11) with Ming Dao of 183 Club. Promising to remind you of the drama and its charming leads wherever you are, this soundtrack is a perfect complement to the sizzling summer heat.
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I'm A Cyborg, But That's OK (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
With his masterful, multi-award-winning vengeance trilogy, Park Chan Wook won accolades at home and abroad, and became the object of cult for many film fans, from the grindhouse aficionado to the arthouse purist. Following the anger and violence of Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, and Old Boy, however, Park was ready for something new - a romantic comedy, albeit one like no other. For his whimsically titled I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK, the director enlisted versatile actress Lim Soo Jung (Lump Sugar, Tale of Two Sisters) and film newcomer Jung Ji Hoon, better known to fans across Asia as Rain, as his mentally ill romantic leads. A cyborg romantic comedy starring Rain? If anyone can pull it off, it's Park Chan Wook. After attempting suicide, Young Goon (Lim Soo Jung) ends up in an asylum outfitted with retro accessories, concerned doctors, and plenty of quirky patients. Young Goon's problem? She thinks she's a cyborg. Her bigger problem? A cyborg can't eat human food. Refusing to eat, she spends all her rapidly depleting energy communicating with her machine friends (like the coffee vending machine), plotting against the doctors, and trying to recharge herself with batteries. The cute and quirky Young Goon immediately attracts the attention of asylum mate Il Soon (Jung Ji Hoon), a young man with a knack for stealing. He can steal anything, even Thursday, and his specialty is stealing other people's skills. Recog
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Kung Fu Hustle (Deluxe Edition) (US Version)
It's time for Kung Fu Hustle! Hong Kong king of comedy Stephen Chow returns with his latest - and possibly greatest - cinema comedy, which needed only one week to become Hong Kong's largest grossing film of 2004. A wildly entertaining blend of state-of-the-art special effects, dazzling martial arts (choreographed by master action director Yuen Woo Ping), hilarious slapstick comedy, and the inimitable screen charm of Stephen Chow, Kung Fu Hustle easily earns its reputation as one of the most popular Hong Kong films ever! Kung Fu Hustle was an astounding box-office success all over Asia - and is sure to delight fans of Stephen Chow and Hong Kong Cinema worldwide!Chow stars as Sing, a wannabe gangster in pre-war 1940s Shanghai, whose sole purpose in life is to be admitted into the toughest triad in the region: the Axe Gang. Sing and his sidekick (portly Lam Chi Chung of Shaolin Soccer) have to make a name for themselves first, and proclaim rundown Pig Sty Alley to be their first official "e;territory."e; However, Sing is more futile than fearsome, and his antics only annoy the residents of Pigsty Alley - and attract the attention of the real Axe Gang, led by Brother Sum (Chan Kwok Kwan, also of Shaolin Soccer). But Pig Sty Alley has its own secrets: unknown to Sing and the Axe Gang, hidden kung-fu masters prowl the poverty-stricken streets, ready to defend their turf to the bitter end! It's a clash of unexpected kung-fu titans and legendary mart
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Crime Story (Digitally Remastered) (Joy Sales Version) (Hong Kong Version)
Fan-favorite Hong Kong cinema classic Crime Story now digitally remastered! It now comes with special features such as original and newly edited trailers (the latter in English), never-before released footages, and deleted scenes from the Hong Kong theatrical edition. Director Kirk Wong also talks about the story behind this film the interview included in this remastered edition. Perpetually happy-go-lucky Jackie Chan gets serious in Crime Story, a riveting police action film directed by Kirk Wong (Organized Crime and Triad Bureau). Inspector Eddie Chan (Jackie Chan) is a brilliant, but emotionally troubled cop assigned to protect a real-estate mogul (Law Kar Ying) who's been threatened with kidnapping. Unfortunately, despite Eddie's best efforts, he's unable to prevent the abduction. His emotions nearing a breaking point, Eddie is paired with fellow cop Hung (Kent Cheng) to track the kidnappers to Taiwan, but circumstances seem to be working against them. The investigation gets impeded at every turn, and there may even be some cops working against Eddie...Based on an actual kidnapping case, Crime Story represents Jackie Chan's most serious work to date. Here, Jackie Chan portrays a hard-boiled, serious cop who's excellent at his job, but cannot take the consequences of his work emotionally. The passion and heartbreak of Eddie Chan are as vital to Crime Story as any of the action sequences, though those happen
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Someone Behind You (DVD) (Hong Kong Version)
Korean comics (or "e;manhwa"e;) have recently been inspiration for many films, such as the blockbuster hits Tazza and 200 Pounds Beauty. Now director Oh Ki Hwan (The Art Of Seduction) hops on the comics-to-film bandwagon with Someone Behind You. The film is based on a best-selling comic book titled "e;Two People"e;, which tells of an old family curse marking one person dead at the hands of two people in every generation. Created by popular science-fiction comic artist Kang Kyung Ok, the original comic version has received critical acclaim from media and comic art fans. Staying true to its genre, Someone Behind You provides a bloodbath of horror using familiar scare tactics like gory visuals and chilling audio effects. Combining Oh's understanding of mainstream trends and Kang's meticulously devised, twist-laden plot, this creepy screamer is a horror-thriller like no other. After witnessing the murder of her eldest aunt by her youngest aunt, Ka In (Yoon Jin Suh, A Day For An Affair) encounters a series of deadly, unexplainable occurrences in her life. Her classmate attacks her without warning, and her fencing teacher and even her own mother attempt to kill her. Meanwhile, watching Ka In's paranoia is Suk Min (Park Ki Woong, My Tutor Friend 2), a mysterious boy rumored to have murdered his own father. No stranger to dark deeds, Suk Min teaches Ka In that the only way to survive the coming horrors is to trust no one. Not knowin
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