Rival Grind
Rival Grind
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 Vintage 1960s Rival Grind O Mat Meat Grinder Food Chopper Box Manual 358 T  US $7.99
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 Grind O Mat Meat and Vegetable Grinder Food Chopper Rival Kitcheneer w Extras US $10.00
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The Grind $13.99 The Grind |
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Grind $11.49 Grind |
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On The Grind $6 On The Grind - Nelly |
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Grind On $10 Grind On - Mister D |
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G.R.I.N.D. $6 G.R.I.N.D. - Asher Roth |
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Rival / Rival IR999 / IR999 $23.18 Rival - Rival IR999 - IR999 |
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Rival / Rival FPRVEK00 / FPRVEK00 $22.78 Rival - Rival FPRVEK00 - FPRVEK00 |
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Grind The Ocean $9.49 Grind The Ocean |
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Grind Finale $11.49 Grind Finale |
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Grind Years, The $12.49 Grind Years, The |
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Grind Killers $12.49 Grind Killers |
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The Daily Grind $7.49 The Daily Grind |
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Slave To The Grind $6.49 Slave To The Grind |
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Grind Kings $14.99 Grind Kings |
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Grind - $8.99 A young man trying to break out of his blue collar life in New Jersey finds himself snared by a web of crime and deceit in this independent drama. Just released after an 18-month stretch in prison, 20-year-old Eddie Dolan (Billy Crudup) has few prospects and nowhere to go, so he appears on the doorstep of his older brother Terry (Paul Schulze). Terry takes him in, giving him a place to stay and helping him get a job at the factory where their dad Nick (Frank Vincent) has worked nearly all his adult life. However, times are not happy around the Dolan household; money is tight, and Terry's relationship with his wife Janey (Adrienne Shelly) has been rocky since the birth of their first child six months before. Eddie starts earning some extra cash by joining up with a group of car thieves pulling insurance scams, and in time, he makes enough money to buy a muscle car, which he races in his spare time. On the night shift at the factory, Eddie spends his days working on his car, while Janey, bored with her new role as a stay-at-home mom, starts spending more and more time with him; eventually they move past friendship into an affair, which like Eddie's involvement with the carjackers becomes only more dangerous in the weeks to come. Grind marked the feature debut for writer/director Chris Kentis; Billy Crudup's appearance predated his breakthrough roles in Inventing the Abbotts and Everyone Says I Love You, though both of those films were released before Grind could find a distributor. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Young Rival $10.49 Young Rival |
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Bump and Grind $10 Bump and Grind - Z.Z. Hill |
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Hustle & Grind $10 Hustle & Grind - Sean Toure |
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Grind Like $10 Grind Like - Fly.Union |
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Stay On The Grind $10 Stay On The Grind - Layzie Bone |
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Street Grind $10 Street Grind - Bigg Jigg |
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On My Grind $10 On My Grind - Mr. KG |
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The Grind - $19.99 A scheming grifter desperate to pay off his gambling debts teams with a tech savvy teen to launch a highly-profitable website, and gets in over his head when the situation spirals out of control. His gambling debt sold to a violent gangster (Danny Trejo) by his shady bookie (Brent Briscoe), Luke (C. Thomas Howell) realizes he'll be in serious trouble unless he can make some quick cash. Enter Josh (Michael Welch): an ambitious teen who knows a way to make a killing on the web. Before long Luke and Josh have launched "hotgirlsinahouse.com" a voyeuristic site featuring beautiful women who know how to play their audience. Strip club drink-slinger Brooke (Lauren Walsh) is just as hot as any girl at the club where she works; rebellious escort Sophia (Eve Mauro) is a professional at the fine art of manipulating men; sexy Alex (Sarah Scott) can fleece any competitor at the pool table; and nymphomaniac MILF Naomi (Christina DeRosa) is always looking for a quick roll in the hey. In order to cover the costs of the launch up front, Luke allows well-connected local thug (Tom Sizemore) to skim credit card numbers from users. In no time the cash is rolling in. But when one of the girls becomes the victim of a violent attack, everything starts to unravel. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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On the Grind $7.99 On the heels of Three Shirt Deal, a New York Times bestseller, comes an electrifying new thriller from Stephen J. Cannell in which Lt. Shane Scully is accused of evidence tampering and his wife, Alexa, discovers Shane’s been having an affair with a beautiful movie star. Charged with felony misconduct in a high-profile solicitation of murder case, Lieutenant Scully is faced with an impossible decision: either quietly resign from his job as a detective for the LAPD, the work he loves, or face criminal prosecution. Rather than smear the department’s reputation and his own, Scully chooses to leave. His colleagues of years feel betrayed to learn that a dirty cop has been in their midst. His wife, Alexa, the chief of detectives, leaves him, seeking a divorce for his dalliance with the accused in the case, a beautiful, well-known Hollywood actress. His son, Chooch, horrified by these events, won’t even speak to him. Life as Scully knows it is over. Or so it seems . . . In order to make a living the only way he knows how, Shane seeks employment from a police department that has been known to hire rejects from other departments: the Haven Park PD. Haven Park is an incorporated city near downtown Los Angeles, just one square mile in size and populated almost entirely by Mexican immigrants, most of them illegal. The department is a hotbed of corruption, in effect the personal goon squad and collection agency of the town’s mayor, Cecil Bratano. Ushered into the department by his new partner, Alonzo Bell, Shane takes his lessons in policing from one of the dirtiest cops around. But things in L.A. are hardly ever what they seem. Relentlessly harassed by an over-zealous FBI agent, the alluring Ophelia Love, and under the constant, violent, and hyper-paranoid scrutiny of his new comrades-at-arms, Shane finds himself in snare a far greater than any he could have expected. His estranged wife may be the only one who can get Shane out of this mess alive. The question is: Is she willing to do so? |