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OnVideo's Weekly Guide to Home Video Releases Tuesday, February 23 -- Monday, March 1 All DVD Releases The Croods: A New Age (2020) The first prehistoric family is ready for another rocking adventure: The Croods have survived fanged beasts, natural disasters, and even young love, but now they must face their biggest challenge yet: another family. In search of a new home, the Croods discover a walled-in paradise created by the sophisticated Betterman family (emphasis on the “better”). As they try to coexist, the differences between the two families escalate into a full-blown feud, but when a new threat forces both families to embark on an epic adventure, they must all learn to work together ... or they’ll all go extinct. Vitals: Director: Joel Crawford. Stars: Voices of Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Nicolas Cage, Peter Dinklag, Kelly Marie Tran, Leslie Mann. 2020, CC, MPAA rating: PG, 95 min., Animated Family Adventure, US box office gross: 43.924 million; worldwide: $144.4 million, Universal. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray/DVD Combo with digital code, 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Combo, VOD, Digital. Extras: "Dear Diary: World’s First Pranks" original short film; "Family Movie Night: Little Red Bronana Bread" original short; gag reel; "To: Gerard" original DreamWorks animated short; deleted scenes; "The Croods’ Family Album" featurette on the Croods and their cast members; "The Evolution Of ..." the Croods franchise; "How to Draw: Caveman Style"; "Famileaf Album" fun video showing you how to make your own family album using real leaves or green construction paper for pages and string (or even dental floss) to hold it all together; "Stone Age Attack" three-part featurette highlighting fun, easy to make recipes that kids and parents can make together; feature commentary with directorJoel Crawford, producer Mark Swift, head of story Januel Mercado and editor Jim Ryan. Read more here. The Last Vermeer (2020) While Joseph Piller (Bang), a Dutch Jew, was fighting in the Resistance during the Second World War, the witty, debonair aesthete, Han van Meegeren (Pearce) was hosting hedonistic soires and selling Dutch art treasures to Hermann Goring and other top Nazis. Following the war, Piller becomes an investigator assigned the task of identifying and redistributing stolen art, resulting in the flamboyant van Meegeren being accused of collaboration — a crime punishable by death. But, despite mounting evidence, Piller, with the aid of his assistant (Krieps), becomes increasingly convinced of Han's innocence and finds himself in the unlikely position of fighting to save his life. Vitals: Director: Dan Friedkin. Stars: Guy Pearce, Claes Bang, Vicky Krieps, Roland Moller, August Diehl, Olivia Grant. 2020, CC, MPAA rating: R, 118 min., Drama, Box office gross: $.685 million, Sony. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, Digital. Read more here. This Week's Digital Releases February 23 The Last Vermeer: Captivating dramatic thriller set just after WWII -- an all but forgotten true story -- about a soldier investigating renowned Dutch artist Han van Meegeren (Guy Pearce), who is accused of conspiring with the Nazis. Despite mounting evidence, Piller becomes increasingly convinced of Han's innocence and finds himself in the unlikely position of fighting to save the life of the colorful man with a mysterious past. (DVD, Blu-ray release: Day & date) Pinocchio: Academy Award winner Roberto Benigni stars as Geppetto in this reimagined, live-action Pinocchio. (Digital) The Pond: The story of an anthropologist on the verge of an apocalyptic discovery who begins to descend into madness, as his hallucinations reveal something sinister is after him. Set in an Balkan village rich with supernatural dread, the film’s evocative cinematography creates an ominous, slow-burn atmosphere that’s sure to linger with the viewer long after the film has ended. (Digital, VOD) February 26 La Llorona: Indignant retired general Enrique finally faces trial for the genocidal massacre of thousands of Mayans in Guatemala decades ago. As a horde of angry protestors threatens to invade their opulent home, the women of the house weigh their responsibility to shield the erratic, senile Enrique against the devastating truths being publicly revealed and the increasing sense that a wrathful supernatural force is targeting them for his crimes. (Digital) The Vigil: Steeped in ancient Jewish lore and demonology, this is supernatural horror film set over the course of a single evening in Brooklyn's Hasidic Borough Park neighborhood. A young man reluctantly accepts an offer from his former rabbi and confidante to take on the responsibility of an overnight "shomer," fulfilling the Jewish practice of watching over the body of a deceased community member to protect them from evil. But something is very, very wrong. (Digital, VOD) Read more. Advertisement All DVD Releases Alone With Her Dreams (2020 -- Italy) Marta Castiglia, Tania Bambaci, Nicoletta Cifariello. Filmed on the rugged and stunningly beautiful Sicilian coast and set in the late 1960's, the film explores the issues of immigration, community values and family devotion through the eyes of a young girl, Lucia who is left behind with her grandmother, Maria, while her parents emigrate to France to find work. Lucia pains to be with her family as she struggles to learn her role in the tiny, traditional village under the watchful guidance of her stern grandmother. As Lucia enters womanhood, her childhood innocence is lost to a hideous family secret and her world of childhood fragility and heartbreaking nostalgia melts into adulthood's poignant understanding. Winner of Best First Feature and Best Original Score at the 2020 Italian Golden Globe Awards. Formats: DVD, Digital. (Corinth Films). The Attic Expeditions (2001) Andras Jones, Seth Green, Jeffrey Combs, Ted Raimi, Wendy Robie, Alice Cooper. Blu-ray premiere of the hallucinatory debut by director Jeremy Kasten ("The Dead Ones," "The Theatre Bizarre," "The Wizard of Gore" remake) about a young man -- who may have or may have not brutally murdered his girlfriend -- committed to an asylum where madness, mayhem, and murder may rip apart his mind forever. Scanned in 2k from the original negative. Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: Cast & crew 20-year pandemic reunion & story of making "The Attic Expeditions," Alice Cooper & Jeffrey Combs internet reunion, horror scholar Adam Rockoff contextualizes "The Attic Expeditions." (Severin Films). The Belles of St. Trinian's (1954) Alastair Sim, Joyce Grenfell, George Cole, Hermione Baddeley, Betty Ann Davies, Renee Houston, Beryl Reid, Irene Handl, Mary Merrall. Directed by Frank Launder (scriptwriter for "The Lady Vanishes" and "Night Train to Munich"), this classic British comedy -- which spawned several sequels -- features one of Alastair Sim's most unforgettable performances. In an all-girls school, where the unruly students are more interested in men and mischief than homework and hockey, the arrival of Princess Fatima of Makyad and the return of recently expelled Arabella Fritton -- who has a kidnapping scheme on her mind -- inspire even more chaos than usual. Featuring an all-star line-up, the cast includes Sim playing dual roles as both headmistress Miss Millicent Fritton and her twin brother, Clarence. Based on the cartoons of Ronald Searle. In a new digital remaster. Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: "The Girls of St. Trinian's" featurette; interview with film historian Geoff Brown; interview with Dr. Melanie Williams, Senior Lecturer in Film Studies, UEA; interview with Alastair Sim's daughter, Merlith McKendrick; interview with Steve Chibnall, Professor of British Cinema, De Montfort University. (Film Movement Classics). Betty White's Pet Set: The Complete Series The long-unseen series created by and starring the sitcom legend will make its debut on digital platforms and DVD. In an unparalleled television career spanning over 70 years, Betty White has brought laughter and joy to millions of fans of all ages via such hit series as "The Golden Girls," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "Hot in Cleveland," as well as countless game show appearances. In 1971, just prior to Betty's sitcom superstardom, she created and hosted a weekly program celebrating her lifelong love of animals. Produced with her husband Allen Ludden ("Password"), Betty White's Pet Set featured Betty welcoming celebrity friends with their dogs, cats and horses -- in addition to a wide range of wild animals including tigers, bears, elephants, lions, wolves, gorillas, chimps, cougars, cheetahs, seals, kangaroos, zebras, eagles, snakes and penguins -- both in the studio and on location. The 39 episodes feature such entertainment greats as Carol Burnett, Doris Day, Jimmy Stewart, Mary Tyler Moore, Burt Reynolds, Shirley Jones, Michael Landon, Barbara Eden, James Brolin, Della Reese, Vincent Price, Rod Serling and many more. Formats: DVD, Digital. Extras: Behind-the-scenes featurette, original promotional spots, "Betty White: Game Show Goddess" featurette, "Daytime Hostess: The Betty White Show" featurette, Betty's photo album, her public service ads. (MPI Media Group). Castle of the Creeping Flesh (1968 -- Germany) Janine Reynaud, Howard Vernon, Elvira Berndorff. From writer-director Adrian Hoven -- creator of the infamous "Mark of the Devil" -- comes this rarely-seen EuroSleaze masterpiece packed with krimi depravity, mondo-style shocks, and graphic gothic insanity. When a group of bourgeois swingers stumbles upon the creepy castle of the cursed Earl of Saxon, they'll discover an unholy nightmare of sexual violence, bombastic philosophy, deranged performances, grisly medical experiments, inappropriate music cues, and one very pissed off bear. Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: "Adrian in the Castle of Bloody Lust" archival interview with Joyce Hoven and Percy Hoven; "Mark of the Devil" Q&A with The Hoven Family at Austrian Pulp Film Fest; locations featurette; trailers, English and German - of the film with its alternate title, "Appointment With Lust"; textless opening credit sequence; German opening credit sequence. (Severin Films). Centigrade (2019) Genesis Rodriguez, Vincent Piazza, Mavis Simpson-Erns. In 2002, a young American couple, Matthew and Naomi, travel to the arctic mountains of Norway. After pulling over during a snowstorm, they wake up trapped in their SUV, buried underneath layers of snow and Ice. As if the stakes aren’t high enough, Naomi is eight months pregnant in their frozen prison. With few resources, a dwindling food supply, and nothing but time, tension, blame, and personal secrets bubble to the surface. Matthew and Naomi realize they must work together to survive in a crippling battle against the elements, hypothermia, disturbing hallucinations, and plunging temperatures reaching as low as -30C. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, VOD, Digital. (Universal). Chop Shop (2007) For his acclaimed follow-up to "Man Push Cart," Ramin Bahrani once again turned his camera on a slice of New York City rarely seen on-screen: Willets Point, Queens, an industrial sliver of automotive-repair shops that remains perpetually at risk of being redeveloped off the map. It’s within this precarious ecosystem that 12-year-old Ale (Alejandro Polanco) must grow up fast, hustling in the neighborhood chop shops to build a more stable life for himself and his sister (Isamar Gonzales) even as their tenuous circumstances force each to compete with other struggling people and make desperate decisions. A deeply human story of a fierce but fragile sibling bond being tested by hardscrabble reality, "Chop Shop" tempers its sobering authenticity with flights of lyricism and hope. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, with high-definition digital master, supervised and approved by director Ramin Bahrani, with 5.1 surround DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack on the Blu-ray. Extras: Audio commentary from 2006 featuring Bahrani, director of photography Michael Simmonds, and actor Alejandro Polanco; new program featuring a conversation among Bahrani, Polanco, actor Ahmad Razvi, and assistant director Nicholas Elliott about the making of the film; new conversation between Bahrani and writer and scholar Suketu Mehta on the immigrant experience in New York City and on film; rehearsal footage from 2006 featuring Polanco and actors Isamar Gonzales and Carlos Zapata; trailer; an essay by novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen. (The Criterion Collection). Collective (2019 -- Romania) After an explosive fire claimed the lives of 27 people at Colectiv Nightclub in Bucharest, Romania, officials reassure the public that surviving victims will receive care in facilities that are better than Germany's state-of-the-art trauma centers. As the casualty count rises weeks later, intrepid reporters at the Sports Gazette begin to investigate the reason behind the increased number of deaths. As a crucial tip exposes Hexi Pharma, a pharmaceutical company at the heart of the scandal, the company's owner dies under mysterious circumstances, leading the health minister to quietly resign amid the uproar -- opening the first chapter in a thrilling, ever-twisting exposé. Closely tracking the efforts of the Gazette team as they methodically discover layer upon layer of fraud and criminal malfeasance, director Alexander Nanau's documentary is a fast-paced, real-time detective story about truth, accountability and the value of an independent press in partisan times. Formats: DVD, VOD, Digital. (Magnolia Home Entertainment). The Croods: A New Age (2020) The Croods have survived fanged beasts, natural disasters, and even young love, but now they must face their biggest challenge yet: another family. In search of a new home, the Croods discover a walled-in paradise created by the sophisticated Betterman family. As they try to coexist, the differences between the two families escalate into a full-blown feud in this animated sequel.Voices of Ryan Reynolds, Emma Stone, Nicolas Cage, Peter Dinklag, Kelly Marie Tran, Leslie Mann. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray/DVD Combo with digital code, 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Combo, VOD, Digital. Extras: "Dear Diary: World’s First Pranks" original short film; "Family Movie Night: Little Red Bronana Bread" original short; gag reel; "To: Gerard" original DreamWorks animated short; deleted scenes; "The Croods’ Family Album" featurette on the Croods and their cast members; "The Evolution Of ..." the Croods franchise; "How to Draw: Caveman Style"; "Famileaf Album" fun video showing you how to make your own family album using real leaves or green construction paper for pages and string (or even dental floss) to hold it all together; "Stone Age Attack" three-part featurette highlighting fun, easy to make recipes that kids and parents can make together; feature commentary with director Joel Crawford, producer Mark Swift, head of story Januel Mercado and editor Jim Ryan. Read more here. (Universal). Inside Amy Schumer: The Complete Series (2013-16) Seven-disc set with all four seasons that provide an intimate look into the mind of comedian Amy Schumer, who, through a series of scripted vignettes, stand-up comedy, and man-on-the-street interviews, explores topics revolving around sex, relationships, and the general c1usterfck that is life. Guest stars include Tina Fey, Zach Braff, Steve Buscemi, Lena Dunham, Paul Giamatti, Ilana Glazer, Abbi Jacobson, Selena Gomez, Jake Gyllenhaal, Bill Hader, Nick Kroll, Liam Neeson and more. Formats: DVD. Extras: Unaired sketches and interviews, behind-the-scenes featurettes, outtakes, more. (Comedy Central/Paramount). Lady Sings the Blues BLU-RAY DEBUT (1972) Diana Ross gives a tour-de-force debut performance as legendary singer Billie Holiday in this musical bio-pio. Nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Actress in a Leading Role for Ross, the film brilliantly captures the essence of Billie Holiday, one of America’s most loved and memorable blues singers. Filled with the greatest songs of the incomparable "Lady Day," the film won Image Awards for Best Motion Picture, Best Actress (Ross) and Best Actor (Billy Dee Williams), as well as a Golden Globe for Ross as the year’s Most Promising Newcomer – Female. Richard Pryor also stars as the unforgettable “Piano Man.” Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: Commentary by executive producer and Motown founder Berry Gordy, director Sidney Furie and artist manager Shelly Berger; a making-of featurette “Behind the Blues: Lady Sings the Blues,” seven deleted scenes. (Paramount). The Last Vermeer (2020) Guy Pearce, Claes Bang, Vicky Krieps, Roland Moller, August Diehl, Olivia Grant. While Joseph Piller (Bang), a Dutch Jew, was fighting in the Resistance during the Second World War, the witty, debonair aesthete, Han van Meegeren (Pearce) was hosting hedonistic soires and selling Dutch art treasures to Hermann Goring and other top Nazis. Following the war, Piller becomes an investigator assigned the task of identifying and redistributing stolen art, resulting in the flamboyant van Meegeren being accused of collaboration — a crime punishable by death. But, despite mounting evidence, Piller, with the aid of his assistant (Krieps), becomes increasingly convinced of Han's innocence and finds himself in the unlikely position of fighting to save his life. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, Digital. Read more here. (Sony). Man Push Cart (2005) A modest miracle of 21st-century neorealism, the acclaimed debut feature by Ramin Bahrani speaks quietly but profoundly to the experiences of those living on the margins of the American dream. Back in his home country of Pakistan, Ahmad (Ahmad Razvi, elements of whose own life story were woven into the script) was a famous rock star. Now a widower separated from his son and adrift in New York, he works long hours selling coffee and bagels from a midtown Manhattan food cart, engaged in a Sisyphean search for human connection and a sense of purpose that seems perpetually just out of reach. A rare immigrant’s-eye view of a post-9/11 city suffused with subtle paranoia and xenophobia, "Man Push Cart" gives at once empathetic and clear-eyed expression to the everyday drama of human endurance. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, with high-definition digital master, supervised and approved by director Ramin Bahrani, with uncompressed stereo soundtrack on the Blu-ray. Extras: Audio commentary from 2005 featuring Bahrani, director of photography Michael Simmonds, assistant director Nicholas Elliott, and actor Ahmad Razvi; new conversation among Bahrani, Elliott, and Razvi on the making of the film; new conversation between Bahrani and scholar Hamid Dabashi on the origins of the film and Bahrani’s cinematic influences; "Backgammon," a 1998 short film by Bahrani; trailer; an essay by critic Bilge Ebiri. (The Criterion Collection). Plague Town (2008) Josslyn DeCrosta, Erica Rhodes, David Lombard, Lindsay Goranson. A tourist family lost in the Irish countryside ... a remote village that hides a hideous secret ... this is "Plague Town," a taboo-bashing indie horror milestone that has been called “maniacally twisted,” “chilling and disturbing” and “an experience that goes where most mainstream horror fears to tread.” It's a hybrid of grisly 70s shockers and graphic 21st-century folk-horror. From co-writer-director David Gregory ("Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson") and the producers of "Stakeland," now featuring an uncensored HD master. Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: 2009 audio commentary with director David Gregory and producer Derek Curl; "White Lace & Button Eyes - The Making of Plague Town" by documentary filmmaker Howard S. Berger; "A Visit to Plague Town" behind the scenes featurette; "The Sounds of Plague Town"; trailer; short films: "Scathed," "Til Death." (Severin Films). Redemption Day (2021) Having just returned home, decorated U.S. Marine Captain Brad Paxton's (Gary Dourdan) wife, Kate, is kidnapped by a terrorist group while working in Morocco. He is forced back into action for a daring and deadly operation to save the woman he loves. Read more here. Vitals: Director: Hicham Hajji. Stars: Gary Dourdan, Serinda Swan, Martin Donovan, Ernie Hudson, Samy Naceri, Andy Garcia. CC, MPAA rating: R, 100 min., Action, Paramount. Formats: DVD, VOD, Digital. Scooby-Doo The Sword and the Scoob (2021) The Scooby-Doo gang is transported to the mythical castled city of Camelot in this brand-new, full-length animated family film. Our favorite teen sleuths take a trip to England to trace Shaggy's family roots, where they suddenly find themselves in the Middle Ages and meet the legendary King Arthur and his noble knights. An evil sorceress tries to seize power in Camelot, so King Arthur needs the help of the Mystery, Inc. super sleuths to save his throne. But will their valiant efforts only make things royally worse? Formats: DVD, Digital. (Warner). Shogun's Joy of Torture (1968 -- Japan) From the outrageous imagination of cult director Teruo Ishii ("Orgies of Edo," "Horrors of Malformed Men") comes this infamous omnibus of three shocking tales of crime and punishment based on true-life documented cases set during the reign of the Tokugawa shogunate. The first tale sees the beautiful Mitsu (Masumi Tachibana) going to horrifying lengths to tend to her older brother Shinzo (Teruo Yoshida), a carpenter injured in a work accident, but the law catches up on them and metes out a terrifying retribution after they violate the ultimate taboo. In the second, unfettered passions in a Buddhist nunnery are not allowed to go unpunished after abbess Reiho (Yukie Kagawa) and her attendant Rintoku (Naomi Shiraishi) encounter a virile young monk from a neighboring temple. In the closing segment, a sadistic torturer (Fumio Watanabe) attempts to show a tattoo artist (Asao Koike) how to depict convincing expressions of faces of pain in his work by allowing him to sketch a selection of Europeans as they are tortured for entering Japan with the aim of spreading Christianity. Ishii’s notorious portmanteau of Edo-era excess signalled a change in direction for a director until then regarded for his crime and yakuza films, setting the ball rolling on the run of grotesque historical anthologies for which he is now best remembered. Vehemently denounced by the critics of the day, "Shogun’s Joy of Torture" set a new benchmark for the depiction of sex, sadism and depravity in Japanese exploitation, with Ishii staging his elaborate torture methods with an unmatched verve and inventiveness. Formats: Blu-ray. Extras: Audio commentary by Japanese cinema expert Tom Mes; "Teruo Ishii: Erotic-Grotesque Maestro," an exclusively newly filmed interview with the author Patrick Macias; "Bind, Torture, Thrill," author and critic Jasper Sharp discusses the history of torture in Japanese exploitation cinema; original trailer; image gallery; reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jacob Phillips; FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collectors’ booklet featuring new writing on the film by Mark Schilling. (Arrow Video/MVD Entertainment). Silk Road (2021) Jason Clarke, Nick Robinson, Katie Aselton, Jimmi Simpson. Crime thriller follows the rise and fall of Silk Road, the infamous darknet site that sent a seismic shock through the World Wide Web. Young, idealistic, and driven to succeed, Ross Ulbricht (Robinson) creates the internet's first unregulated marketplace: Silk Road. But when it becomes a multimillion-dollar pipeline for illicit drugs, Ross is set on a collision course with Rick Bowden (Clarke), a disreputable and dangerously unpredictable DEA agent, who will use any means necessary to take him down. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray. (Lionsgate). Smooth Talk (1985) Suspended between carefree youth and the harsh realities of the adult world, a teenage girl experiences an unsettling awakening in this haunting vision of innocence lost. Based on the celebrated short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” by Joyce Carol Oates, the narrative debut from Joyce Chopra features a revelatory breakout performance by Laura Dern as Connie, the 15-year-old black sheep of her family whose summertime idyll of beach trips, mall hangouts, and innocent flirtations is shattered by an encounter with a mysterious stranger (a memorably menacing Treat Williams). Winner of the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance,"Smooth Talk" captures the thrill and terror of adolescent sexual exploration as it transforms the conventions of a coming-of-age story into something altogether more troubling and profound. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray, with new, restored 4K digital transfer, supervised by director Joyce Chopra, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray. Extras: Conversation among Chopra, author Joyce Carol Oates, and actor Laura Dern from the 2020 New York Film Festival, moderated by TCM host Alicia Malone; new interview with Chopra; new interview with production designer David Wasco; KPFK Pacifica Radio interview with Chopra from 1985; "Joyce at 34" (1972), "Girls at 12" (1975), and "Clorae and Albie" (1976), three short films by Chopra; audio reading of the 1966 Life magazine article “The Pied Piper of Tucson,” which inspired the short story by Oates; trailers; an essay by poet Honor Moore, a 1986 New York Times article by Oates about the adaptation, and Oates’s 1966 short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” (The Criterion Collection). Wrong Turn (2021) Matthew Modine, Emma Dumont, Charlotte Vega. Reboot of the franchise that began in 2003. Backwoods terror and never-jangling suspense meet when Jen (Vega) and a group of friends set out to hike the Appalachian Trail. Despite warnings to stick to the trail, the hikers stray off course —- and cross into land inhabited by The Foundation, a hidden community of mountain dwellers who use deadly means to protect their way of life. Suddenly under siege, Jen and her friends seem headed to the point of no return —- unless Jen’s father (Modine) can reach them in time. Formats: DVD, Blu-ray with digital code. Extras: Deleted and extended scenes, “Monsters Among Us: Making Wrong Turn” featurette, promotional trailer, audio commentary with director Mike P. Nelson. (Lionsgate). You Never Had It: An Evening with Bukowski (2020) Captures a raucous night of drinking and talking about sex, literature, childhood and humanity with the cult writer Charles Bukowski in 1981. This documentary is based on a video interview conducted by producer and journalist Silvia Bizio with Bukowski and his soon-to-be wife Linda Lee Beighle at their home in San Pedro, California. The interview was shot on U-matic tapes which have been digitized and edited along with new shots in Super 8 of scenes of Los Angeles today and poems read by Bukowski. Formats: Blu-ray. (Kino Lorber). | Home | Resources | Links | E-mail: mail@onvideo.org © 1996 -- 2021 OnVideo. All rights reserved February 21 2021 (ISSN 1094-3676).

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