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You exist in a treacherous world of fantastic beasts, otherworldly creatures and lethal humans, so it's no surprise that danger waits around every corner. You know what it takes to find victory on the battlefield — skill and endurance, not to mention a fair dose of courage. But when you find yourself facing a demonic army led into the fray by the lords and generals of a maniacal fallen god, it will take everything you have and more to stay alive. You know how to handle your weapons and you have all the right moves — will that be enough bring down your unstoppable enemy?Lords of the Fallen is a heart-pounding action RPG that pits you against the demon army of a fallen god and the nefarious lords and generals in his service. Step into a medieval fantasy world populated with dangerous inhabitants, where nothing is quite what it seems and safety is only a pleasant dream. Learn about the evolving history of your world and your character — everything you know can change in the blink of an eye based on the steps you take and choices you make. Wage challenging battles and duel with opponents of varying difficulty, including deadly lords and generals, supernatural entities, tricky human beings and even massive beasts. Prove your fighting skills in combat by achieving expertise in a variety of medieval fighting techniques and weaponry, as well as developing an amazing array of supernatural abilities. Identify yourself as a warrior, rogue or cleric — or blend abilities to perfect your fighting style — and collect gear to help you on your journey. Explore secret areas to stock up on weapons, armor and upgrades. Are you willing to suffer the tyrannical rule of a fallen god? Or are you ready to break free?

A three-hankie special from Warner Bros., this film failed to click with either critics or audiences. The DVD edition may help to change that, but not by much. A solid, if unspectacular offering, Pay It Forward boasts a clear, crisp picture. The 1.85:1 anamorphic transfer is well done and nicely highlights the arid Nevada locations. The sound is Dolby Digital 5.1. But in a film as quiet and measured as this one, the only time it gets a workout is when Thomas Newman's score is played. For extras, viewers can listen to a commentary from director Mimi Leder, view an HBO First Look special, or watch the film's trailer. Additionally, there are a handful of cast and crew bios to sift through. Fans of Pay It Forward will be happy to own this version for the clear picture and the commentary. First-timers and casuals may rather rent it, then pay it forward to the next viewer.