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Archive for September, 2006

Trailer Park: The Girl Who Moved Out of the House Next Door

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:44am

Christopher Stipp spends some exclusive, quality time talking one-on-one with Amy Smart about her new movie CRANK and “Smith,” her current TV show also starring Ray Liotta and Virginia Madsen.

Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Reviews – Fox Film Noirs and Double Indemnity

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:42am

D. K. Holm takes a trip down memory lane with a new batch of films noir, including Double Indemnity

Weekend Shopping Guide 9/1/06: Areas Of My Expertise

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:37am

It’s time once again for the Quick Stop Weekend Shopping Guide – your spotlight on the things you didn’t even know you wanted… This week featuring John Hodgman, SOUTH PARK ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT, DARKWING DUCK, Prince, and more…

Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Review, Just My Luck

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:30am

D. K. Holm ponders the Nine Lives of Lindsay Lohan.

Melonpool Quickcast #11: Mayberry meets Greg the Bunny

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:29am

Mayberry and Greg the Bunny (star of IFC and formerly of FOX) at the San Diego Comic-Con. They speak of shared puppet experiences, as well as some of their favorite movies. Watch for a special guest appearance by Warren the Ape and a cameo by Seth Green after the closing credits!

Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Review and director interview, Head Trauma

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:28am

D. K. Holm reviews the new horror film and interviews the director, Lance Weiler (The Last Broadcast).

Comics in Context #144 – San Diego 2006 – Stardust Memories

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:27am

Peter’s in-depth look at Comic-Con 2006 continues with Neil Gaiman, STARDUST, Boreanaz, BONES, and Bruce Timm.

Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Review, Radioland Murders

Posted Friday, September 1st, 2006 at 0:26am

Join us now in the land of yesteryear when George Lucas tried to make a funny with Radioland Murders and D. K. Holm tries his best to laugh along with it.