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"    Trick &amp;#039;r Treat (2007)     Producer Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X2) has delivered a delicious, candy-coated Halloween treat for horror fans a little early this year. Written and directed by Singer&amp;#039;s X2 co-writer, Michael Dougherty, Trick &amp;#039;r Treat is an old-school horror anthology in the Creepshow vein. Even with the additional star wattage from Anna Paquin and Brian Cox, Trick &amp;#039;r Treat sat on studio shelves for close to two years before being relegated to the direct-to-video market, where it will no doubt go on to become a perennial holiday classic. Every year, one small town takes Halloween a little too seriously, so follow the rules or else you might be paid a visit by a mischievous Trick r&amp;#039; Treater named Sam. Extras include: * &amp;quot;Trick &amp;#039;R Treat: Season&amp;#039;s Greetings&amp;quot;        Nip/Tuck Season 5, Part 2 Three-Disc Set (2008)     Ryan Murphy has been making headlines and accumulating accolades recently with his high-school musical Glee, but his wonderfully twisted take on medical dramas, Nip/Tuck, has been waging a campaign of shock and awe against its loyal fans for the last five seasons and this latest collection is no exception. Known as much for its razor-sharp wit as its disturbingly accurate depictions of the medical procedures people subject themselves to in order to stay beautiful. Season five saw the surgeons of McNamara/Troy relocate their practice from the sun-drenched beaches of Miami for the star-studded hills of Los Angeles. These eight episodes find Sean McNamara (Dylan Walsh) wheelchair-bound after a vicious attack, while lothario Christian Troy (Julian McMahon) battles breast cancer. Extras include: *&amp;quot;Nip/Tuck: The Science of Beauty&amp;quot;        Anvil: The Story of Anvil (2007)     Writer/director Sasha Gervasi has out-Spinal Taped Spinal Tap with a hilarious and heartbreaking documentary (not mockumentary) about a forgotten head-banging, Canadian metal band from the &amp;#039;80s, Anvil. If you&amp;#039;re sitting there scratching your head, don&amp;#039;t feel bad because these working-class heroes, who once toured with the likes of Bon Jovi and The Scorpions, don&amp;#039;t want your pity--they want to rock! Anvil! The Story of Anvil follows guitarist &amp;quot;Lips&amp;quot; Kudlow, drummer Robb Reiner and the rest of the band on an ill-fated European comeback tour and the subsequent recording of their thirteenth album called, what else, This is Thirteen? With props from some of the biggest names in rock &amp;amp;amp; roll including Guns N&amp;#039; Roses&amp;#039; Slash, Mot\u00F6rhead&amp;#039;s Lemmy and Metallica&amp;#039;s Lars Ulrich, Anvil has staged a comeback of sorts and is planning a North American tour this winter. Extras include: * Commentary with Director Sacha Gervasi, Lips And Robb Reiner * Extended interview with Metallica&amp;#039;s Lars Ulrich * Deleted scenes * &amp;quot;School Love&amp;quot; performance       Man vs. Food: Season One (2009)     Brooklyn-born Adam Richman is a classically-trained actor, world-class gourmand, star of The Travel Channel&amp;#039;s hit show, Man v. Food, and my new best friend (fingers crossed!). Richman, who cops to being a little on the &amp;quot;husky&amp;quot; side, is by no means a competitive eater, yet in the 18 episodes collected on this two-disc set he manages to lay the smackdown on 10 frightful food challenges. Man v. Food isn&amp;#039;t just about quantity, but also quality, with Richman visiting some of the tastiest establishments on both coasts and all points in between including Pittsburgh&amp;#039;s Primanti Brothers, Portland&amp;#039;s Voodoo Doughnut and NYC&amp;#039;s Katz&amp;#039;s Deli. Extras include: * &amp;quot;World&amp;#039;s Best Places To Pig Out&amp;quot; * Deleted scenes * TV spots          Red Dwarf: Back to Earth The Director&amp;#039;s Cut (2009)     The only thing that the British love more than scien ce fiction is their comedy, so it&amp;#039;s no wonder that Red Dwarf, the long-running BBC series that mashes up these two distinct genres, was voted &amp;quot;Best Sci-Fi show of all time&amp;quot; in a poll by Radio Times magazine. The show takes place 3 million years in the future, and follows the misadventures of the last surviving human (Craig Charles), a hologram of his dead roommate (Chris Barrie), the highly-evolved offspring of his pet cat (Danny John-Jules) and an android (Robert Llewellyn). Almost 10 years after the last episode aired, the cast reunited for Red Dwarf: Back to Earth, which is set after the show&amp;#039;s fictitious tenth season and finds the Red Dwarf crew in our dimension looking for the cast of Red Dwarf before they can be written out of existence. Meta! Extras include: * Audio commentaries * &amp;quot;The Making of Back to Earth&amp;quot; * Deleted scenes * Smeg ups * Web videos * Easter egg       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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