DVDs for Everyone

A Hundred Dollars and a T-Shirt
A Documentary About Zines in the Northwest US

This is a great DVD that delves into the world of zines, giving you an explanation of what they are, what makes their creators tick and it even takes you on a journey to the origins of self-publishing.

Want to know what's in the future for zines? Watch this DVD. Thinking of starting your own zine, whether online or in print? Then you MUST watch this DVD.

A Hundred Dollars And a T-shirt also includes interviews with nearly 70 zine makers and zine readers from across America's Northwest.

Kiss Loves You
DVD

This film by Jim Heneghan is a must have for fans of the band Kiss made by one of those fans themselves.

This documentary film, of sorts, took 10 years to be completed, started by Jim in 1994 when Kiss was at a career low and all the Kiss tribute bands started to come out of the wood-work.

When you watch this DVD you'll be able to follow a few Kiss fans as they live through a semi-Kiss free world of tribute bands and then how they deal with the return of the real band.

Kiss Loves You also includes 90 minutes of outtakes and an un-circulated silent Super-8 film of Kiss in Stockholm in 1976.

Fan of the Dead
DVD review

The cover of this DVD says it all, "A Must For Any George Romero Zombie Fan." This documentary-esque DVD was filmed by Nicolas Garreau when he traveled from France to the U.S. to hunt down the locations and people that made the Romero zombie trilogy come to life.

What you will find on this DVD are exclusive interviews with cast and crew members, all of the filming location including those not known to the public and lots of bonus footage. What you won't find on this DVD is a boring moment!

george Romero started his zombie pride in 1968 with Night of the Living Dead. He followed this legendary film with Dawn of the Dead in 1978 and then the final installment Day of the Dead in 1985. These 3 films are classics and you'll learn all about their backgrounds on Fan of the Dead.