Ok. my cable company has movies on demand, with Fear.net and Sundance as a couple of the available on demand channels. I was just wondering if this was common nationwide, because there has actually been some worthwhile stuff on there occasionally, and If you got it, I would suggest checking it. Recently, on sundance they were airing a Korean flick called I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK. Anyhow, it's by the same director that did Old Boy. Completely different type of movie from his previous works, but I thought it was a brilliant move. They story, cinematography, music and acting, though I have a tougher time distinguishing bad action from good acting in movies where English is not the language. But if you have theses on demand channels I highly recommend, though to be warned it is kind of like a whacked out chick flick. Some people have also complained about the pacing, but I thought the story, and environment as well as the interesting directing kept my attention the whole time.

Here's a Trailer:

Douche McCallister wrote:

I noticied a movie call "Da Which in the Hood" or something like that starring Vanilla Ice. Apparently it was $.99 to purchase and it was a spoof of the Blair Witch. In promised to be extremely awesome, except we decided to watch Step Brothers instead.

Just going on intuition here, but I'm guessing you made a wise decision.