(Blue Underground): The battle of the sexes is taken to eye-popping, satirical extremes in this 1965 cult favorite from director Elio Petri, originally titled La Decima Vittima and based on Robert Sheckley's sci-fi story, The Seventh Victim.

DVD PICK OF THE WEEK THE GREEN HORNET (VCI Entertainment): With a long-gestating, big-budget Hollywood remake in the offing (reportedly with Seth Rogan), what better time to re-release the original 1940 serial - that's all 13 action-packed chapters, folks!

DVD PICK OF THE WEEK CROSSING OVER (The Weinstein Company/Genius Products): Despite a star-studded cast headed by boxoffice heavyweight Harrison Ford, this topical melodrama about the immigration debate spent more than a year on the shelf before a quiet, unsuccessful theatrical release earlier this year.

Douglas plays Jack Burns, a latter-day cowhand and roustabout with an unerring knack for trouble. A series of circumstances, many his own doing, sees Burns become a fugitive from the law and making a desperate break for Mexico on horseback.

Ten years ago, gangster Willie Parker (Terence Stamp) testified against his cohorts and took a hike all the way to a quiet life in Spain. His idyllic repose is interrupted by Braddock (John Hurt) and Myron (Tim Roth, in his screen debut), a mismatched pair of hit-men who have come to Spain to finally carry out the hit on Willie.

DVD PICK OF THE WEEK CATLOW (Warner Home Video): Actor Sam Wanamaker directed this amiable 1971 adaptation of Louis LAmours Western novel with Yul Brynner in the title role as a crafty rustler who graduates to grand larceny when he sets his sights on $2 million in Confederate gold.

PICK OF THE WEEK FALLING DOWN (Warner Home Video): A deluxe edition, replete with directors commentary, of Joel Schumachers 1993 intense urban satire a film that perfectly captures a time, a place, and an attitude.

PICK OF THE WEEK GALAXY QUEST (Paramount Home Entertainment): A deluxe edition of the bright, cheerful 2000 sci-fi comedy that hits all the right notes in its good-natured mockery of the science-fiction fanboy mentality, and of pop culture in general.

GALAXY QUEST (Paramount Home Entertainment): A deluxe edition of the bright, cheerful 2000 sci-fi comedy that hits all the right notes in its good-natured mockery of the science-fiction fanboy mentality, and of pop culture in general.

VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED (LionsGate Home Entertainment): One of World War IIs most depressing stories is dramatized in this engrossing, if imperfect, 1976 adaptation of the bestselling book, depicting the fateful voyage of the SS St. Louis in 1939.