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1 Minute Workout: Total Body Toning (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Jessica Wolf
Variety is so important for an exercise regime to be effective and show results. That's a hard thing to achieve in home workouts, but this disc's unique setup is such that viewers might never do the exact same workout twice.More>>
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Cuban Blood (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Angelique Flores
This is an original story that fans of Latino cinema will enjoy. It has the star power of Harvey Keitel and Gael Garcia Bernal to capture audiences' attention.More>>
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Bustin' Bonaparte (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Stephanie Prange
The book has been feted by “Oprah,” and the film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.More>>
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Camp Slaughter (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Brendan Howard
The box art makes this look like a brand-new 'Cabin Fever,' but horror fans who look past a few low-budget flaws will be glad to find the killing in these cabins is done with arrows, axes and leather straps, not mysterious viruses.More>>
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Uno Bianca (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Erik Gruenwedel
Kim Rossi-Stuart is a screen pleaser whose passion and acting ability is pure Italian and worth watching.More>>
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Unveiled (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Brendan Howard
This is a must-watch drama for gays, lesbians, global citizens and the open-minded. Cross-dressing danger is also captured in the Afghan film 'Osama.'More>>
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Kibakichi 2 (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Brendan Howard
'Kibakichi 2' is low-budget, but it has found a niche with its Clint Eastwood-like silent hero, its kinetic swordplay and its cast of monsters. It'll be a cult favorite among fans of low-budget Spaghetti Westerns, kung fu nuts and ‘B'-movie horror fans.More>>
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18 Fingers of Death (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: John Latchem
Martial arts fans will get a chuckle from their favorite genre being turned upside down, and '18 Fingers of Death' would look good on the shelf next to 'Kung Pow: Enter the Fist.'More>>
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Heirloom (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Thomas K. Arnold
The latest Asian horror film from leading exporter Tartan has all the elements of a classic frightfest: a creepy old house, dead ghost children and lots of dripping liquids.More>>
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Little Fish (DVD Review) 1 Mar, 2006
Article By: Brendan Howard
'Little Fish' is one of those all-too-common cinematic tales of reformed drug users, lying drug dealers, dangerous theft and terrible family trauma. Blessedly, this one never develops into total tragedy.More>>
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