Lloyd Battista

Footage from the question and answer session for Comin' at Ya! at the Fantasatic Fest Film Festival.

Two teenaged boys borrow a Rolls Royce for a road trip, unaware of stolen money in the trunk that a con wants back.

A German inventor brings his latest drivable invention to America. Classic comedy cast runs off the road in this uninspired vehicle.

In Hell movie trailer - starring Jean Claude Van Damme, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Michael Bailey Smith, Marnie Alton, Lawrence Taylor. Directed by Ringo Lam. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated

In Hell -- A man must survive a prison where hardened criminals battle to the death for the warden's entertainment.

Second trailer for Comin' at Ya! in 3D. Now that 3D is back, seemingly to stay, we return to the great 3D boom of the '80s and the film that started the whole ball rolling, COMIN' AT YA, now presented in a state of the art digital restoration. This is the 3D movie that does exactly what 3D films should do. It hits you with a ludicrous barrage of punches, flaming arrows, boobs, everything you can imagine - even an unforgettable 3D baby diaper changing scene. There's a contagious spirit of pure fun at work and when the film is over you'll want to get back and line and watch it all over again. Though it came at the tail end of the spaghetti western cycle, COMIN' AT YA showcases the work of two of the leading lights in Italian westerns, Ferdinando Baldi and Tony Anthony. Baldi was a 30-year veteran of the Italian film industry and had produced credible serious westerns like TEXAS ADDIO, but he really found his true calling when he began working with American writer/producer/actor Tony Anthony. The two came to specialize in humorous westerns that were as much Chuck Jones as Sergio Leone. In the wake of the spectacularly popular TRINITY films, Baldi and Anthony brought a sophisticated sense of film time and a mastery of screen gags that set them apart - Anthony in particular knows how to play it with just the right amount of seriousness. COMIN' AT YA is particularly imaginative - their gags were given more room to roam with the addition of a third dimension. It's pure entertainment, which is exactly what Anthony and Baldi intended. And now the film looks better than ever with a stunning digital restoration. It's brighter, sharper and clearer than ever, so every 3D gag is seen exactly as intended.

Trailer for Comin' at Ya! in 3D. Now that 3D is back, seemingly to stay, we return to the great 3D boom of the '80s and the film that started the whole ball rolling, COMIN' AT YA, now presented in a state of the art digital restoration. This is the 3D movie that does exactly what 3D films should do. It hits you with a ludicrous barrage of punches, flaming arrows, boobs, everything you can imagine - even an unforgettable 3D baby diaper changing scene. There's a contagious spirit of pure fun at work and when the film is over you'll want to get back and line and watch it all over again. Though it came at the tail end of the spaghetti western cycle, COMIN' AT YA showcases the work of two of the leading lights in Italian westerns, Ferdinando Baldi and Tony Anthony. Baldi was a 30-year veteran of the Italian film industry and had produced credible serious westerns like TEXAS ADDIO, but he really found his true calling when he began working with American writer/producer/actor Tony Anthony. The two came to specialize in humorous westerns that were as much Chuck Jones as Sergio Leone. In the wake of the spectacularly popular TRINITY films, Baldi and Anthony brought a sophisticated sense of film time and a mastery of screen gags that set them apart - Anthony in particular knows how to play it with just the right amount of seriousness. COMIN' AT YA is particularly imaginative - their gags were given more room to roam with the addition of a third dimension. It's pure entertainment, which is exactly what Anthony and Baldi intended. And now the film looks better than ever with a stunning digital restoration. It's brighter, sharper and clearer than ever, so every 3D gag is seen exactly as intended.

Chisum -- Cattle baron John Chisum joins forces with Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett to fight the Lincoln County land war.

Chisum is loosely based on events and characters from the Lincoln County War of 1878 in New Mexico Territory. John Chisum (John Wayne) is a wealthy landowner and rancher in the New Mexico Territory and his land is challenged by a corrupt cattle baron.