1. Street Revenge

A gang of low-level New York thugs finds themselves in the fight of their lives when they accidentally steal a million dollars from a notorious crime syndicate during a botched Diamond District robbery. Conrad Glover writes, directs and produces this Indie crime thriller starring Jaime Velez, Joe Wissler, C.L. Rivera, Rick Borgia, Raine Brown and Antonio Saillant.

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2. Hannah Montana: DVD Game: Sing, Dance, Act, Play

Enjoy the music and fun of Hannah Montana as never before with this collection of 11 interactive games. All it takes is a remote control to play, either solo or with friends and family in multiplayer or Party Play modes. Move to Hannah's biggest hits in a high-energy dance-off, play a special game of charades inspired by the show, test your knowledge with fun quizzes and more. Emily Osment (Hannah's best friend Lilly) hosts the fun.

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3. Hannah Montana: Season 1

Rock out to the first season of Disney's "Hannah Montana," starring Miley Cyrus as middle school student Miley Stewart, who leads a secret life as a pop star but does her best to be a normal kid when she's not performing. This inaugural Emmy-nominated season of the show finds Miley constantly hiding her alter ego from her classmates and trying to balance homework and boys with the demands of musical stardom.

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4. High School Musical: DVD Game: Sing, Dance, Act, Play

Get into the music and fun of High School Musical like never before with this compilation of 11 interactive games inspired by all three movies. Grab the remote control to play solo or with friends and family in multiplayer or Party Play modes. Move to the movies' hot soundtracks with a dance competition, see how much you really know about the gang from East High School with fun trivia quizzes, play on-screen hoops against the Wildcats and more.

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5. SpongeBob SquarePants: Season 5: Vol. 2

Return to Bikini Bottom for episodes from the funny, frenetic fifth season of one of television's biggest animated hits. In this collection, SpongeBob, perennially sunny fry cook at the Krusty Krab, discovers his body can musically attract jellyfish; mistakenly boards a prison ship with his dimwitted buddy Patrick; crosses paths with a dastardly outlaw; and watches in horror as plastic surgery turns his ugly rival Squidward into a hunk.

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6. The Art of Knitting 4 Kids

Geared toward kids ages 5 and older, this fun program teaches children how to knit, a skill which helps with confidence, hand-eye coordination, motor skills and more. Dr. Elizabeth Seward also teaches kids how to make their own knitting needles. Other segments include an animated story about knitting, 7-year-old Ryan Anderson teaching knitting basics, instructions for making knitted toys, a visit to an alpaca ranch to learn about yarn and more.

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7. The Fairly OddParents: Season 6: Vol. 1

The laughs continue in the sixth season of Nickelodeon's Emmy-winning series about 10-year-old Timmy and his all-powerful fairy godparents, Cosmo and Wanda. This year, Timmy uses his powers to help his mother's real estate business, a wish for the perfect older brother backfires, a journey to the beach reveals a strange connection between Cosmo and the lost city of Atlantis and Timmy attempts to cheer up his perpetually grumpy Pappy.

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8. WALL-E

In a futuristic world, human beings have destroyed Earth and evacuated the planet, leaving the cleanup to an army of robots they've programmed to do their dirty work. Due to a mishap, the dutiful WALL-E is the only one left. But with the arrival of a female probe named EVE, the monotony of WALL-E's existence is broken -- and he experiences love for the first time. Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo) directs this Pixar tale with a sci-fi twist.

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9. Abraham Lincoln / The Struggle

A celebrated leader and alcholism take center stage in this D.W. Griffith double feature. Walter Huston delivers a riveting performance in the first half, starring as Abraham Lincoln, American's adored 16th president. With the second film -- comprised of the only two sound features Griffith ever directed -- the cinematic pioneer explores alcoholism and the devastating ways that addiction can destroy a happy marriage.

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10. Chinese Hercules / Black Dragon

This pairing of kung fu classics from the 1970s offers two times the action -- and twice the nostalgia. In Chinese Hercules (1973), a young man haunted by his past can't keep quiet when he witnesses the brutality dispensed by his corrupt boss (Liang Tin). Then, in Black Dragon (1974), a country bumpkin (Ron Van Clief) who moves to Hong Kong joins forces with a narcotics agent to combat the city's drug culture.

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11. Fanfan la Tulipe

Handsome peasant Fanfan (Gérard Philipe) joins the army to avoid a shotgun wedding, encouraged by a phony fortuneteller (Gina Lollobrigida) who predicts that the military will lead him to fame, glory and the hand of the king's daughter. Although he's been duped, Fanfan decides to make the false prediction into reality. Award-winning filmmaker Christian-Jaque directs this swashbuckling classic set in 18th-century France.

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12. Stanley: Special Edition

Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, recent Vietnam vet and Seminole Indian Tim Ochopee (Chris Robinson) turns into a psychopathic killer after returning home to the Everglades and learning his father has died in this classic spine-chiller. Learning the truth about his father's death, Ochopee decides to let his pet snake, Stanley, loose on those he believes have wronged him and his family. Alex Rocco co-stars.

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13. The Avenging Conscience

Regarded as the "First Great American Horror Film" and inspired by the writings of Edgar Allan Poe, this harrowing tale from director D.W. Griffith centers on a young man (Henry B. Walthall) driven to madness by his own murderous actions. In addition to the groundbreaking feature-length film, this collection also boasts Griffith's 1909 short film "Edgar Allan Poe," starring Herbert Yost as the legendary gothic author.

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14. BachelorMan

When his usual bag of tricks fails to make an impression on his beautiful new neighbor (Missi Pyle), consummate ladies' man Ted Davis (David DeLuise) decides to turn over a new leaf and embrace his sensitive side in order to win her heart. But when he discovers that transforming himself into a one-woman man has cost him the respect of his friends and co-workers, he sets out to recapture his mojo and once again don the cape of "BachelorMan."

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15. Butch Jamie

After transforming her look into a femme and still not getting the part, struggling lesbian actress Jamie (Michelle Ehlen) pumps ups her butch factor and lands a male role. Problem is, everyone on set thinks Jamie's a man, including a very seductive young starlet. In order to keep her part in the film, Jamie must continue to fool cast and crew into believing she's all man in this twist on Dustin Hoffman's classic role as Tootsie.

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