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Movie Review: Misery— One of the most accurate adaptations of a Stephen King story, this is simply one of the most satisfying thrillers out there.
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Movie Review: Secret Window— ... doesn't quite stay true to the source material but manages to be interesting and sometimes creepy enough to warrant a viewing.
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Movie Review: Eye for an Eye— A silly and ridiculous affair that masquerades itself as something edgy and dark. Not going to work.
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TV Review: Lost - "Something Nice Back Home"— A character-centric episode make things personal this week.
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DVD Review: A Perfect Place— An entertaining short subject that makes one wonder how it started and how it will end.
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Classic Cinema Corner: The 39 Steps (1935)— This film is a joy to watch, whether you're a fan of Hitchcock, spy films, or the art of film in general.
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Movie Review: Deception— The lesson is simple: don't be deceived by "Deception".
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Movie Review: Michael Clayton— "The truth can be adjusted" — and it has been here as well, leaving us confused and fully enjoying it.
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Women's Murder Club— Women's Murder Club can be for ABC what Law & Order SVU is for NBC.
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Movie Review: Street Kings - So Close It Hurts— A film noir that almost succeeds in illuminating the dark recesses of the LAPD.
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Movie Review: The Quiet— The Quiet is a lifeless film that should have died on the drawing table.
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DVD Review: The Last Detective - Series 4— The Last Detective's greatest asset is its own vulnerable yet intelligent leading character, Dangerous Davies.
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Movie Review: Zodiac— Zodiac is of the same order of what you would expect from director David Fincher.
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DVD Review: The Last Detective - Series 4, Volume One
— I don’t get no respect.
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DVD Review: Rough Diamond— A rough diamond, some old gold, and a dash of skullduggery, all garnished with incredible planning, timing, and execution.
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DVD Review: Between— We see what we want to see and believe what we want to believe.
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Movie Review: No Country For Old Men— The Coen brothers latest movie is quite a feat.
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Movie Review: Flawless — A look at 1960 London that is certainly flawless.
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TV Review: The Dragans of New York - Discovering Hidden Gems at the Paley Center for Media— What's a Hugh Laurie fan to do when faced with overwhelming choice but look for his forgotten pilot?
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TV Review: Medium - "Wicked Game Part One & Part Two"— A look into the future at upcoming episodes of NBC's "Medium."
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DVD Review: Night Moves— Gene Hackman plays a down-on-his-luck private eye fighting for his life in a twisted plot.
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DVD Review: Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (Two-Disc Special Collector's Edition) — Who doesn't love a good musical comedy horror slasher thriller, right?
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DVD Review: Nancy Drew— The famous teen sleuth is back in action, and Emma Roberts portrays her in a charming fashion.
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DVD Review: Midsomer Murders - Set Ten— John Hopkins' Scott could have easily been as good as Troy, instead he was written merely as wallpaper.
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DVD Review: Intelligence - Season One— Intelligence. With intelligence.
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Movie Review: Gone, Baby, Gone— Set in Boston, storywise and filmwise, this movie delivers an emotional punch that will leave viewers reeling.
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Movie Review: The Bank Job— A strong entry in the heist genre. Straightforward and complex at the same time.
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Blu-ray Review: In the Valley of Elah— A father's hunt for his missing son brings him a deeper understanding of his son's war in Iraq.
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Blu-ray Review: No Country For Old Men— The Coen Brothers film based on Cormac McCarthy's bestseller delivers nail-biting suspense, hard-edged violence, and realistic plotting.
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DVD Review: Da Vinci’s Inquest - Season Two— Acorn’s boxed set for the series’ sophomore season provides a satisfying dose of hard-nosed crime drama.
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DVD Review: Awake— The movie takes itself way to seriously in its attempts to be some sort of in-depth character study and ends up becoming laughable.
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Movie Review: North by Northwest— Hitchcock, at his very best, delivers a tale of mistaken identity, spies, and one Eva Marie Saint.
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Why We Love Dexter— Dexter comes to network television and I like it (and him).
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Movie Review: Bookie Is A Short Film That Conveys A Lot In A Little Time— Its pacing is perfect, and its timing elegant; you couldn't ask for more from a short movie.
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Law & Order Chooses Character Over Couture, Cashmere Mafia...— Given the choice, I'd always choose characters and stories over clothes. Others may feel differently.
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DVD Review: Blue Murder, Set Two — A new boxed set of a series yet to be broadcast in the U.S. proves a treat for lovers of well-wrought British police dramas.
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DVD Review: Twin Peaks - The Definitive Gold Box Edition— This big, beautiful, complete box set is worth the money.
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Movie Review: Untraceable— Would you enter the site?
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Looking for Good TV? Hop Across the Pond— Writers' strike got you down? Try out some of these British shows available on DVD.
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DVD Review: The Box— The Box is a whodunnit that falls flat while trying to create more twists and turns than necessary.
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Movie Review: Cassandra's Dream— A swing and a miss. Downward spiral of boredom.
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Movie Review: El Orfanato (The Orphanage)— A fantastic thriller that is much more than you would expect.
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DVD Review: Hawaii Five-O – The Third Season— Steve McGarrett and his his men are back on the case for a third season.
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DVD Review: White Noise 2— White Noise 2 is an edgy, psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the end.
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DVD Review: 1408— John Cusack shines as an unbelieving nonfiction horror writer trapped in a haunted hotel room. From a Stephen King story.
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DVD Review: Eastern Promises— Suspense and drama sure to please!
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DVD Review: The Man From U.N.C.L.E. - The Complete Series Final Release— The Man From U.N.C.L.E: The Complete Series is a well-presented set of this classic from '60s television.
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TV Review: The Dexter Finale - When Hearts of Darkness Collide— The season two finale was explosive, to say the least.
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DVD Review: Ironside - Season Two— TV's first disabled police officer rolls into his second season of DVDs with interesting shows and meteoric guest stars.
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DVD Review: Ruth Rendell Mysteries Set 2— A fantastic collection not only of Ruth Rendell's work, but of BBC mysteries and favorite actors and actresses.
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DVD Review: Metal Skin/Blue Murder— A pair of Australian actioners that satisfy fans of the subject matter but remain too narrow to reach wide acceptance.
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Movie Review: I Am Legend— Will Smith is the last man on Earth, proving he was right about the Willenium all along.
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DVD Review: Somebody Help Me— Somebody Help Me flips the script on today's horror films, as well as delivers scares and entertainment.
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Movie Review: Awake— A horror story reduced to medical malpractice cleanup.
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TV Review: Dexter's Dark Days— The predator has become the prey as Dexter ruches to its season finale.
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TV Review: CSI: NY - "The Thing About Heroes"— Mac finally finds out who has been making the mystery calls.
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DVD Review: Driftwood— There is a good movie in here, but getting to it may be more work than it's worth.
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DVD Review: CSI: The Complete Seventh Season— It's time for another season of blood spatters, dead bodies and the best in TV forensics.
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