Eighteen of Alfred Hitchcock's early films (1926-1939), and two episodes of his television program (1955-1962). Includes 55 minutes of movie trailers spanning Hitchcock's legendary career.

A collection of tales about mythical figures, legends, and gods from Greece, China, Rome, and elsewhere, including Theseus and his battle with the Minotaur and the story of Geriguiaguiatugo, from the oral tradition of the Bororo people of Brazil.

Together, Ament, two young Trackers, and a daring Elf princess must defend their ancestral home. But suspicion and hostility among their countrymen threaten to doom their efforts from within. Meanwhile, beyond the breached borders, a ruthless Troll army masses for invasion. And in the thick of it all, the last wielder of the black staff and its awesome magic must find a successor to carry on the fight against the cresting new wave of evil.

Drizzt Do'Urden, the honorable prince of a royal house in Menzoberranzan, must choose whether or not he can continue to live in his immoral homeland.

Drizzt Do'Urden, exiled from the surface world, struggles with solitude as he seeks out a new home in the labyrinth of the Underdark and watches for dark elves in pursuit.

Young barbarian Wulfgar is rescued from certain death by the dwarf Bruenor, who, with the help of the dark elf Drizzt, molds Wulfgar into a fierce warrior who is charged with reuniting the barbarian tribes in time to defeat the magical forces of the crystal shard.

Drizzt the dark elf, Wulfgar the barbarian, Regis the halfling, and Bruenor the dwarf struggle with an assassin and their personal demons as they journey to Bruenor's birthplace, Mithril Hall.

A fourth prophecy, this time involving elephants, comes true for eleven-year-old Martine, an orphaned South African girl with mystical healing powers over animals, when she and her grandmother are faced with losing the Sawubona Game Reserve forever.