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Culinary Herb Garden Kit - with 12 Varieties of Herb Seed and Mini GreenhouseRated "Top Pick" by Weekend Journal Section of the Wall Street Journal - March 26, 2004 -- Winner of Editors Pick from Five Star Review Magazine - December 2004Easy growing instructionsGarden Stacker Planter - Made of durable plastic. 1 Year Limited Warranty.Garden Stacker Planter - Indoor / Outdoor / Hangable Use - Holds Up To 20 Herbs or Plants < Garden Stacker Planter + Indoor Culinary Herb Garden Kit - Makes a Great Gift Idea - Grow Cooking Herbs Indoors or Outdoors Year Round - Seeds: Parsley, Thyme, Cilantro / Coriander, Basil, Dill, Oregano, Sweet Marjoram, Chives, Savory, Garlic Chives, Mustard&Sage. Includes Seed, Starter Peat Pellets, Greenhouse Dome Tray, Instructions, And Amazing Stack-A-Pot Stackable Planter: Just Stack&Grow. Stacking Planter Comes With Hanging Chain To Stack Or Hang. > < Your Backyard Herb Garden: A Gardener's Guide to Growing Over 50 Herbs Plus How to Use Them in Cooking, Crafts, Companion Planting and More > < Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter > < Assortment of 12 Herb Tea Seed - Grow Herbal Tea Herbs Indoors or Outdoors&Make Your Own Fresh Herb Tea - Seeds: Lemon Balm, Catnip, Rosemary, Sage, German Chamomile, Fever Few, Lavender, Lemon Grass, Orange Gem Marigold, Lemon Bergamot, Angelica, Anise > < Assortment of 12 Culinary Herb Seeds - Grow Cooking Herbs Indoors or Outdoors - Parsley, Thyme, Cilantro / Coriander, Basil, Dill, Oregano, Sweet Marjoram, Chives, Savory, Garlic Chives, Mustard, Sage > < Indoor Mexican Salsa Garden Starter Kit - Includes Seed, Tray, Jiffy Peat Pellets, Instructions More - Seeds: Beefsteak Tomato, Brandywine Tomato, Hampson Tomato, Tomatillo, Cayenne Long Red, Anaheim Chile, Jalapeno, Serrano, White Sweet Spanish Onions, Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish Onions, Walla Walla, and Cilantro >  price：$59.95   Living Whole Foods   The first easy and complete solution to having fresh herbs growing right at home. First you start the seed using our amazing jiffy pellet method and greenhouse environment set-up. Second, after just a few weeks, you transplant the herbs into the Garden Stacker all season hangable planter. You can keep the planter indoors all year round or outdoors during the spring and summer. Rerations < Garden Stacker Planter + Indoor Culinary Herb Garden Kit - Makes a Great Gift Idea - Grow Cooking Herbs Indoors or Outdoors Year Round - Seeds: Parsley, Thyme, Cilantro / Coriander, Basil, Dill, Oregano, Sweet Marjoram, Chives, Savory, Garlic Chives, Mustard&Sage. Includes Seed, Starter Peat Pellets, Greenhouse Dome Tray, Instructions, And Amazing Stack-A-Pot Stackable Planter: Just Stack&Grow. Stacking Planter Comes With Hanging Chain To Stack Or Hang. > < Your Backyard Herb Garden: A Gardener's Guide to Growing Over 50 Herbs Plus How to Use Them in Cooking, Crafts, Companion Planting and More > < Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter > < Assortment of 12 Herb Tea Seed - Grow Herbal Tea Herbs Indoors or Outdoors&Make Your Own Fresh Herb Tea - Seeds: Lemon Balm, Catnip, Rosemary, Sage, German Chamomile, Fever Few, Lavender, Lemon Grass, Orange Gem Marigold, Lemon Bergamot, Angelica, Anise > < Assortment of 12 Culinary Herb Seeds - Grow Cooking Herbs Indoors or Outdoors - Parsley, Thyme, Cilantro / Coriander, Basil, Dill, Oregano, Sweet Marjoram, Chives, Savory, Garlic Chives, Mustard, Sage > freaks Printed linen coverEmbossed tip-ons100 Acid-free pages with Acetate sleevesHolds 200 photographs < Carter's Sweet Baby Girl Large Photo Album > < Elegant Baby Photo Album- ABC > < Baby Expressions Photo Album - Pink > < Pearhead Side Photo Album Blue > < My Life as a Baby (Record Keeper Photo Albums) (Record Keeper) > < Pampers Swaddlers, Size 2-3 (14-22 Lbs), Economy Plus Pack, 152 Swaddlers >  price：$10.15   Carter's(2006-09-28)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Cute, cute!) (It Delivers!) (Photo album) (I love the set!!!) (cute -too bad it was damaged) I got this as a babyshower gift and really love it. BUT let's be realistic here, how many of these cute little photo albums are we going to need? I wish they made such adorable albums that can hold a HUGE amount of photos. My little girl is only 4 months and we have a total of 732 photos of her... This album and the matching record book deliver all that they promise. I bought it for my daughter, who is about to give birth to my first grandchild, and she absolutely loves it! And, the colors and patterns even match the nursery! As a added bonus, someone gave me the matching brag book. They're great! I'm very happy with the quality and the apperance of the photo album. Very impressed. I love the photo album i got it today. I first purchased the Baby Record Book at Babies-R-Us but found the matching photo album on here much cheaper and ordered it. I also would like to get the Calandar and Grandma Brag Book for my mother.. I will say I was a little decieved on the size of the photo album though it only holds 2 4x6 per page as I was under the impression it would have held 3 per page. But otherwise I am very satisfied! Very cute photo album. Bought to go w/ the matching baby book. Unfortunately, it arrived w/ a small punched hole on the front and is currently out of stock. Rerations < Carter's Sweet Baby Girl Large Photo Album > < Elegant Baby Photo Album- ABC > < Baby Expressions Photo Album - Pink > < Pearhead Side Photo Album Blue > < My Life as a Baby (Record Keeper Photo Albums) (Record Keeper) > freaks Beautifully decorated with ballerina theme embellishmentsDancing ballerina insideBeautiful giftPlays Fur Elise6in x 5in x 3in. < Ballerina Heart Shape Musical Jewelry Box By Pecoware > < Ballerina Jewelry Box > < Schylling Iridescent Ballerina Jewelry Box > < Tinker Bell > < Fisher-Price Musical Tea Set > < Barbie in a Christmas Carol >  price：$15.99   Pecoware   Beautifully embelished with ballerina theme ornaments this jewelry box has a surprise inside. Open the heart shape lid and ballerina will begin to dance to the sound of "Fur Elise". Rerations < Ballerina Heart Shape Musical Jewelry Box By Pecoware > < Ballerina Jewelry Box > < Schylling Iridescent Ballerina Jewelry Box > < Tinker Bell > < Fisher-Price Musical Tea Set > freaks < Sesame Street Presents - Follow that Bird > < Sesame Street - Christmas Eve on Sesame Street > < The Muppets Take Manhattan > < The Muppet Movie - Kermit's 50th Anniversary Edition > < Follow That Bird > < The Great Muppet Caper - Kermit's 50th Anniversary Edition >  price：$1.99   Warner Home Video(2002-03-26)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Great) (Follow that Bird) (Realities of the Human Condition) (Follow that Bird) (My 3 year old was crying) Great for kids and adults saw it many times when i was a child now my kids are enjoying it. I remember watching this when I was a kid, I loved it then and I love it now. Big Bird was sent to go live with another bird family by a Bird Adoption Agency and he did not like it there. So he decided to walk home, which the bird family thought he ran away. The people from Sesame Street went to look for him, before the Bird Adoption Agency that made him go live with the other family could find him. There was a lot of funny things that happened and fun songs that kids and grown up would like. I recommend this movie to kids and grown ups. This is an interesting movie in that it really shows realities of the human condition. The movie starts with a bird agency deciding that Big Bird can not be happy because he is not living with other birds. So, they decide he has to leave Sesame Street to live with a bird family. (The DODOs.) They expose a harsh reality here. More often than not, these agencies make decisions and pass judgments WITHOUT knowing what they are talking about or establishing the facts. (Especially agencies that are suppose to help people with disabilities.) If we want to go a bit further, the great Shakespeare said in "King Lear:" 'striving to better, oft we mar what's well.' Moving on, Ms. Finch (of the agency) goes to Sesame Street and convinces Big Bird he will be happier with the Dodos who live in Illinois. Back in SS New York, Big Bird's friends are of course upset, but they agree it is Big Bird's decision to make. BB's friend Mr. Snuffalupugus is especially sad, but BB convinces him he can visit. Without going on too long, the Dodos make the naive Big Bird look really intelligent. While BB can tolerate their unintelligence, he can not tolerate it when they won't let Mr. Snuffalupugus visit because he is not a bird. Big Bird runs away, and his friends back at SS see the story on tv and decide they have to look for him. His friends (despite their flaws) go off to look for him. (Even Oscar the Grouch!) But things are not going to be simple. Ms. Finch is still looking for BB to bring him back to the Dodos, and a corrupt entertainment duet is after Big Bird to use him for financial gain. While this movie may APPEAR to be for children, it raises many aspects of the human condition, (Agencies who don't know what they are doing, corruption, flawed friends trying their best, etc.) Between the suspense, comic relief, and good songs, this movie is seldom boring. In some ironic moments, some of BB's friends get close to him, but miss him. (Ernie and Bert find him, but lose him just as quickly. We're not sure whether to laugh or cry!) This movie may technically be for children, but I feel it has lasting value and should be watched by adults as well. I remembered this movie from when I was a kid, I use to love it. I took a chance and got it for my 2 year old and was I glad I did. It is now one of her favorite movies. She asks to watch it all the time, Her favorite use to be elmo now she really loves big bird. I give this movie a great review. I think this was a good story, typical Sesame Street, but my 3 year old was crying through most of it because Big Bird was lost, and then he was blue, and oh no! That made her cry more. Anyway, you know your child; mine is still a little sensitive, obviously, so we've shelved this one for now. Follow That Birdis as much a journey through time as it is a romp past the Sesame Street stop sign. Curiously, the cast members--live ones like Gordon and Maria, not just the Muppets--have the timeless look to them. Only the cameos (by Sandra Bernhard, John Candy, and others) plus a few ill-conceived hairdos clue us in that this feature film was made in 1985. Otherwise, it's all sophisticated Sesame humor and bighearted fun here as Oscar, the Count, and crew set off to rescue Big Bird, who's on the lam from a family of adoptive dodos. Only one conceivable complaint: The latter crop ofStreetviewers may miss Elmo, who hadn't been created whenBirdfirst flew into theaters.--Tammy La Gorce A meddling social worker sends poor big bird off to ocean view illinois for the comforts of family life with his own king the dodos. But big bird is a disaster as a dodo and lonely and homesick he soon sets off on foot for sesame street. Can his old friends find him before he runs afowl of trouble en route? Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 03/07/2006 Starring: John Candy (voice) Waylon Jennings (voice) Run time: 90 minutes Rating: Nr Director: Ken Kwapis Rerations < Sesame Street Presents - Follow that Bird > < Sesame Street - Christmas Eve on Sesame Street > < The Muppets Take Manhattan > < The Muppet Movie - Kermit's 50th Anniversary Edition > < Follow That Bird > freaks < Thomas the Tank Engine - Best of Thomas > < Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Races, Rescues&Runaways > < Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends - Best of James > < Thomas and Friends - Sing-Along and Stories > < Thomas&Friends: Thomas and the Toy Workshop (Full) > < Thomas&Friends: Thomas' Trusty Friends >  price：$0.99   Starz / Anchor Bay(2001-09-25)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Don't buy this DVD) (WARNING: read this before you buy) (Very well done, thanks!) (Thomas fans, rejoice!) (America's number 1# engine) This DVD forces you to watch boatloads of commercials. It will not allow you to skip or even fast forward through them. The DVD has a terrible amount of advertising that you're forced to watch before you can see any of the Thomas stories. It's advertising other Thomas products, so it's actually interesting the first time through. But you'll be forced to watch the advertising EVERY time you play this. Other DVDs are programmed so you can jump straight to the menu and skip the advertising. Not this one. Once you run the advertising gauntlet and earn the right to watch videos, they're excellent as always. But given that all the Thomas collections are excellent, you should buy something other than this one. This is one of the nicest Thomas videos out there, in our opinion. It's just very nice how the engines work together, work out their problems together, and support each other along the way. It's particularly interesting when they show the breakdown train getting James out of the mud and onto the track again after those bad freight cars shove him off the track. They get taught a lesson in this video and it's quite nice. When the trains are getting prepared to meet the Queen, then the really shine. This video is full of great lessons and very well done graphics. This is actually one of our favorites and it gets watched in our house quite often. My little one just loves it. Great video and a great price! Here is Best of Thomas. Now the stories on here are good but there were alot more out there that should've been one this video. Let me start by saying that they didn't put one of the greatest stories of all time on here, Thomas Comes To Breakfast. That one was a perfect Thomas episode. Other ones that should have been on here include Thomas Gets Tricked, Trust Thomas, Thomas and Bertie's Great Race, Thomas Goes Fishing, Double Trouble, Better Late Than Ever, The Runaway, I could go on for ever but I'm sure you get my point. Thomas&Stepney and A New Friend For Thomas should not have been on here because Thomas is not the main character in both of these even though the title might have his name in it. I had to give this one 4 stars because of the numurous amount of Thomas stories that could have been on here and weren't. A part 2 of Best of Thomas might be needed. Anyway, this is a great video to buy because it does have some great Thomas moments. Here are the stories: Thomas Gets Bumped, A New Friend For Thomas, Thomas Percy and the dragon, Thomas Saves The Day, Trouble For Thomas, Thomas&Stepney, A Big Day For Thomas, Thomas Meets The Queen, and the music video "Really Useful Engine". And that wrapps up my review for Best of Thomas, hope it was helpful for you. :) Let me start of by saying that viewer selected doesn't mean they have to be great. Thomas's first ever episode Thomas gets Tricked wasn't even in it. I thought Better Late than Never, Thomas comes to Breakfast, Thomas Breaks the Rules, and Thomas and Bertie's Great Race were far better than some of these like Thomas and Stepney or a New Friend for Thomas. Were they really that good. Thomas was barely in both of them. Thomas meets the Queen didn't excalty focus on Thomas. Are these viewers really stupid becasue these epiodes weren't great. And I really think they shoulda kept the Ringo Starr narrations. Thomasfans have spoken and thisBest of Thomas: Collector's Editionrepresents eight, viewer-selected favorite episodes. An insecure Thomas learns just how much he's valued in "Thomas Gets Bumped," while Percy learns an important lesson about fears and bravery in "Thomas, Percy, and the Dragon." Jealousy threatens to eliminate any chance of friendship between Thomas and Stepney in "Thomas and Stepney," and Thomas comes to embrace diversity in "A New Friend for Thomas." Thomas learns the virtues of hard work and patience in "Thomas Saves the Day," "A Big Day for Thomas," and "Trouble for Thomas." Finally, cooperation and pride culminate in a visit from the queen that Edward, Thomas, and Gordon will never forget in "Thomas Meets the Queen." This entertaining, 46-minute tape concludes with the sing-a-long tune "Really Useful Engine." (Ages 3 to 7)--Tami Horiuchi Best of Thomas DVD Rerations < Thomas the Tank Engine - Best of Thomas > < Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Races, Rescues&Runaways > < Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends - Best of James > < Thomas and Friends - Sing-Along and Stories > < Thomas&Friends: Thomas and the Toy Workshop (Full) > freaks < Elmo's World - Singing, Drawing&More > < Elmo's World - Wake up with Elmo! > < Elmo's World - Babies, Dogs&More > < Elmo's World - Dancing Music Books > < Elmo's World - Families, Mail&Bath Time > < Elmo's World - Food, Water&Exercise >  price：$9.93   Sesame Street(2002-05-14)  Usually ships in 24 hours customer 's review (Very Pleased) (Another good Elmo video) (Elmo's World - Singing, Drawing&More) (pineapples do sing) (GREAT!) Very please with purchase and the seller. My item arrived way before the estimated date. Will do business with again. Thank you My 19-month-old loves Elmo, and this is another great video. There are a couple of slow parts, during the drawing section, and I'm a little disappointed that the singing portion is duplicated in another Elmo video we have, but other than that, it's kept his interest. My grandson likes it-not quite as much as "The Best of Elmo", but watches most of it. Elmo's World is a really cute DVD. My little brother and sister love it! I have heard the songs so many times I sing them in my head when I'm not even watching it. If you have little kids you must buy Elmo's World! If your kids are a little older like me the craft DVD called Crafty Fun will be great for them. My son loves this dvd! It's hard to find something that will grab their attention, and still be a good learning experience. This is a great dvd for your toddler. Studio: Genius Products Inc Release Date: 06/03/2003 Run time: 50 minutes Rating: Nr Rerations < Elmo's World - Singing, Drawing&More > < Elmo's World - Wake up with Elmo! > < Elmo's World - Babies, Dogs&More > < Elmo's World - Dancing Music Books > < Elmo's World - Families, Mail&Bath Time > freaks < Sweet Smell of Success > < Touch Of Evil (50th Anniversary Edition) > < Elmer Gantry > < Sunset Boulevard - The Centennial Collection > < Double Indemnity (Universal Legacy Series) > < Ace in the Hole - Criterion Collection >  price：$14.95   DVD)(1998-09-01)   customer 's review (Holy Crap!!) (Great film - Correct aspect ratio?) (Impeccable, influential noir.) (The Real Price of Success) (Sweet Smell of Sucess) I always sort of put off seeing this even though I've heard good things about it. I think it was because Tony Curtis is in it and the only thing I've ever seen him do were really bad introductions to some Alfred Hitchcock DVDs. In those introductions, Curtis fumbled his lines (which were often filled with errors) and so I assumed he was the worst actor in the world. I should kick myself. This movie is not only one of the best "noir" films I've seen but one of the best movies I've ever seen PERIOD. It's included in the noir category despite it not being a crime drama at all. The reason for this is it's shadow-filled cinematography and its theme of corruption. According to this movie, human beings are bleak, cold-hearted creatures. It's about a Broadway columnist (played by Burt Lancaster in one of his best roles) who manipulates everyone he comes in contact with. He is one of the vilest, cold-hearted bastards I've ever seen in a movie because he's just so real. This isn't a noir hit-man in a fedora hat. This guy could be real and I'm sure some of us have met or will meet someone like him. Tony Curtis plays a bastard publicity agent though you sort of feel bad for him even despite his faults. He's the "protagonist" and we are told the story through his eyes. There are a couple of characters who have integrity and are not so corrupted but they only count as victims of the manipulation. The acting is top-notch. Both Lancaster and Curtis had me in awe throughout the whole movie. Usually movies about "show business" don't interest me all that much but this movie was fascinating. This is dark look at NYC life in the 1950s. I recommend it with every noir-loving bone in my body. I'm not so sure about this being the wrong aspect ratio... IMDB shows it as 1.85:1 but they COULD be wrong. The director, Alexander McKendrick, was brought over from Britians' Ealing studios to direct this film and the trend for British 'widescreen' was 1.66:1 (as it is today, as opposed to the common American film standard of 1.85:1). I'm assuming that since he was familiar with 1.66:1 he proposed filming it in that ratio to Burt Lancaster (who's production company produced it). There were not a lot of films being produced in a 'widescreen' format yet (1957) and there certainly were no established standards yet so, it was a very progressive decision they undertook. This film looks marvelous on my Sony 52" LCD - properly anamorphic as far as I can discern. If we have, indeed, been shorted by a cropping of 1.66:1 from 1.85:1 then we may hope for a definitive Blu-ray release soon but, overall, this is a tip-top transfer. Sweet Smell of Success (Alexander MacKendrick, 1957) I've no idea where I got the notion that Sweet Smell of Success is a comedy-- perhaps it's because MacKendrick is these days best known for having directed The Ladykillers, of which the Coen brothers directed a quite useless remake a few years back-- but oh, how wrong I was. This is noir in all its glory, a film to rival Wilder's Ace in the Hole as the definitive muckraking-the-muckrakers movie. Where the latter film deals in the fabrication of news stories by drawing out a tragedy, Sweet Smell of Success gives us the relationship between press agent and columnist, and how that relationship can be abused. Sidney Falco (Tony Curtis) is one of those press agents-- a slimy huckster who evades his clients and a would-be stringer for highly influential columnist J. J. Hunsecker (Burt Lancaster). Hunsecker, however, has "frozen" Falco out of his column, and Falco is getting increasingly desperate. Why did Hunsecker do this? Because he asked Falco to interfere with Hunsecker's sister Susan (Susan Harrison)'s relationship with Steve Dallas (Martin Milner), a promising musician. (Hunsecker explains why he wants this to happen to Falco, but we get the feeling there's more to it than Hunsecker lets on). After Falco finally tracks Hunsecker down, Hunsecker intimates that Falco has one more chance to come between the lovers, and that if he does, he'll be back in Hunsecker's good graces. Falco hatches an elaborate plan which seems to be going well, but Hunsecker, not content to leave well enough alone, tosses a monkeywrench into the works at the worst possible time. Sweet Smell of Success has been called the most quotable movie ever, and I'm not going to argue-- the script, from Ernest Lehman (based on his own novel) and playwright Clifford Odets, is a jewel from beginning to end. With a foundation this solid, a director as fine as MacKendrick, and two top actors in the lead roles, how can you go wrong? Well, it's certainly possible, and it's been done, but not on MacKendrick's watch. Sweet Smell of Success is a tight, pitch-perfect piece of noir with a comedic bite and, ironically, a gossip columnist's sensibility for wallowing in the depths to which it aspires; think of it as Valley of the Dolls for the newspaper industry and you won't be terribly far off. A brilliant movie. ****½ Apparently screenwriters when characterizing Broadway theater critics refuse to touch them with anything less than a cattle prod. At least that has been my recent film review experience after watching All About Eve and its totally cynical critic Addison played superbly by George Saunders. Here we are confronted with the weasel Broadway critic and man about town J.J played by Burt Lancaster ably assisted by press flak Sydney Falco played to a grovelling tee by Tony Curtis. The story line is a little thin, mainly concerning J.J.'s overweening concern that his very much younger sister does not wind up with some ne'er do well. The tricks, manipulations, and down right skullduggery hatched up by this pair seem all to real to a modern audience who know that fame is fleeting and one better grab it by the neck, fast. More than a few bargains with the devil have been made fot that elusive commodity. The tricks played in this film set in 1950's Broadway, however, seem almost like kids stuff compared to the vicious action today. That, my friends, was something of a `golden age' of gentile skullduggery by comparison. A note on Tony Curtis who on the face of it seems to have been billed as something of a `pretty' boy. But then you think about the performance here and in Spartacus and in Some Like It Hot and one, including this reviewer, is compelled to start changing one's opinion of the depth of Mr. Curtis's talent. Tony Curtis was a real sleeze bag in this one. Burt Lancastor did a great performance, but the film has its dead spots in my opinion. It ends abrubtly, but with poetic justice. Give it a shot. You'll be most impressed with Burt Lancastor's character, a real cold cookie with an obsession. A classic of the late 1950s, this film looks at the string-pulling behind-the-scenes action between desperate press agent Sidney Falco (Tony Curtis) and the ultimate power broker in that long-ago show-biz Manhattan: gossip columnist J.J. Hunsecker (Burt Lancaster). Written by Ernest Lehman and Clifford Odets (who based the Hunsecker character on the similarly brutal and power-mad Walter Winchell), the film follows Falco's attempts to promote a client through Hunsecker's column--until he is forced to make a deal with the devil and help Hunsecker ruin a jazz musician who has the nerve to date Hunsecker's sister. Director Alexander MacKendrick and cinematographer James Wong Howe, shooting on location mostly at night, capture this New York demimonde in silky black and white, in which neon and shadows share a scarily symbiotic relationship--a near-match for the poisonous give-and-take between the edgy Curtis and the dismissive Lancaster.--Marshall Fine Rerations < Sweet Smell of Success > < Touch Of Evil (50th Anniversary Edition) > < Elmer Gantry > < Sunset Boulevard - The Centennial Collection > < Double Indemnity (Universal Legacy Series) > freaks < Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte > < What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (Two-Disc Special Edition) > < All About Eve (Two-Disc Special Edition) > < Dead Ringer > < Mommie Dearest (Special Collector's Edition) > < Sunset Boulevard - The Centennial Collection >  price：$19.98   20th Century Fox(1998-09-01)   customer 's review (One of the Best Old Movies Ever) (Great cast, so-so movie) (Good and Creepy) (Oh, so THAT'S what's meant by "Southern Gothic"!)