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Comprehensive reviews of upcoming movies, TV shows and other programs released on standard DVD.

Katyn (DVD Review)

August 02, 2009

The film is somber, intense and difficult to watch but important to see. (Street Date 8/11/09)

Terry Fator: Live From Las Vegas (DVD Review)

August 01, 2009

For those who have seen his show in person, the DVD is a hilarious reminder of the experience. And for those who have not yet had the pleasure, it is a taste of just how much fun the experience will be. (Prebook 8/4/09; Street Date 9/1/09)

Behind the Wall (DVD Review)

July 31, 2009

'Behind the Wall' comes from the writer of 'Poltergeist' and, like that movie, it offers supernatural thrills about folks developing property over haunted ground. (Prebook 8/3/09; Street Date 8/25/09)

Nature’s Grave (DVD Review)

July 30, 2009

Mother Nature is the bloodthirsty perpetrator in this horror flick set in Australia, from director Jamie Blanks. (Street Date 8/4/09)

NYC Public School Principal: The Aura Rivera Story (DVD Reviews)

July 28, 2009

This documentary is no 'Mad Hot Ballroom'-type film in which an innovative program was being implemented at a school. It is about a talented, smart woman who did her job well. (Prebook 7/28/09; Street 8/25/09)

Love & Debate (DVD Review)

July 27, 2009

'Love & Debate' is a little movie with big ambition. (Prebook 7/28/09; Street 8/25/09)

Race to Witch Mountain (DVD Review)

July 26, 2009

Race to Witch Mountain is a sometimes eerie, sometimes funny, sci-fi family adventure. It’s a tasty snack of a summer movie — entertaining and flavorful but not too heavy. (Street Date 8/4/09)

Humanity’s End (DVD Review)

July 25, 2009

Add the fact that 'Humanity's End' focuses on the characters rather than the technology, and it would seem that you have a science-fiction tale that is above the norm. (Prebook 7/31/09; Street Date 9/1/09)

Angel of Death (DVD Review)

July 24, 2009

'Angel of Death' is a workable 78-minute compilation of the original same-titled low-budget 10-webisode series on Crackle.com that reportedly generated 5 million unique viewers and a cult following for tomboy Zoe Bell. (Street Date 7/28/09)