While A/V Geeks DVDs make great gifts, here’s an opportunity to give even more. True friends of the A/V Geeks and one of the best microcinemas on the planet Aurora Picture Show, like all non-profits this year, has been operating within a stressed economy. In addition, they recently experienced a financial setback: their office was burglarized twice and, after years of premiums and no claims, their office insurer denied them over a technicality. The A/V Geeks owe much to Aurora Picture Show by giving them their first out of state show and getting them to tour with their films.
So, to help out this amazing organization, the A/V Geeks will donate half the proceeds of their DVD sales in December to help Aurora Picture Show. So your gift giving dollar will not only give you some great DVDs, you’ll also be helping out Aurora Picture Show and the A/V Geeks.
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The latest A/V Geeks releases (How To Be A Man, How To Be A Woman) aren’t currently available at the A/V Geeks site, but can be ordered at Kino. Other online retailers are out of stock due to the amazing press the DVDs received:
CBS Sunday Morning’s Film Critic David Edelstein recommends you buy the DVDs for the holidays!
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A collection of 30 second TV ads for mid-1970s theatrical feature films. Trailers include – Meatballs, Swap Meet, Sacred Knives of Vengence, Walking Tall, Death Race 2000, High Ballin’ and so many more! 
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A return of one of the most popular and most insidious genres
What better way to celebrate the collapse of the American Economy behemoth and the Joyous Season of Giving than with some corny educational film DVD compilations. Starting today, all A/V Geeks DVDs are now only TEN BUCKS! Enjoy these prices before your paper money becomes worth less than Monopoly Money and we have to buy groceries using cell phone minutes.