How to Rediscover the Obscure TV Shows and Movies that Made Your
Childhood WeirdS  It's usually pretty easy to track down most
big Hollywood releases and major TV shows on DVD, or on Netflix.
But what about those works that aren't popular enough for mass
production, such as old TV movies, pilots that never made it to
air, or lost films that only a die-hard film fan could
appreciate?  A few years ago, there was no hope of ever seeing
these titles - but now studios have discovered manufactured-on-
demand (MOD) technology, and you won't believe what's available.
With MOD, the studios produce a copy of a DVD only after it's
ordered. If a movie doesn't sell, all it's lost is the cost of
producing the box art and the master. That means studios can
offer even the most obscure movies at a reasonable price.
Looking for a lost gem? Check out these sources for rare DVDs.
1. Warner Archive Warner Archive is the king of MOD. Every week,
the studio releases three to 10 new titles, usually a mix of
cartoons, specials, and