I've always had a soft spot for All Worlds movies. And we typically do a pretty good job at fully reviewing and marketing their wide scope of titles.
We can also do this because they quickly move their releases to their Video on Demand service allworldsvideo.tv... which is a pretty good product, but I think not very graceful in style or presentation.

I'm interested in what this means for the online presences of both studios. It's very difficult to market Channel 1/Rascal movies because their movies are not playing online.

For example, their big releases from way back to 2004, like Bolt, are still not playing VOD. That's one example on many; they've just stopped adding their library online. Wrong Side of the Tracks - practically all of Doug Jeffries Electro Video, Hole Patrol..... zilch.

Plus, as we've discussed on the board here before, their LiveAndRaw membership site does not seem to report sales and rebills properly - to the point that several webmasters have given up promoting them.

Compare that to Falcon, Lucas Entertainment, Raging Stallion, SX Video and Treasure Island - who release their products and make it quickly available to the online consumer market. They are just so much easier to market.

Steve