Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Review Alias: The Complete Fifth Season
D. K. Holm doffs a hat and sheds a farewell tear for the final season of Alias, now out on DVD in two versions.
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D. K. Holm doffs a hat and sheds a farewell tear for the final season of Alias, now out on DVD in two versions.
D. K. Holm goes to the well again for another refreshing drink of Miami Vice, now out on DVD.
D. K. Holm emerges from complete immersion in the 35-disc set of Homicide: Life on the Series: The Complete Series .
D. K. Holm catches up with DEJA VU, and in fact thinks he’ll go see it again.
Holm, D.K. Holm assesses the new film with Bond, James Bond.
D. K. Holm revels in the verbal antics of BOSTON LEGAL’s second season, now out on DVD, and also offers an additional box set in a free giveaway to one lucky reader.
D. K. Holm takes a nostalgic trip to the magazine rack by delving into the new anthology, SPY: THE FUNNY YEARS.
D. K. Holm hasn’t seen the movie A GOOD YEAR, but he’s read its movie tie book.
For a third (and final?) time, D. K. Holm revisits THE DEPARTED.
D. K. Holm catches up with season two of CSI: NY, the junior member of the CSI family.
It’s marathon TV time as D. K. Holm catches up with new DVD sets of SCRUBS,MY NAME IS EARL, and THE OFFICE.
It’s a Terry Zwigoff Tuesday with the DVD release of ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL and a new (?) BAD SANTA, reviewed by D. K. Holm.
Now having seen The Departed, D. K. Holm can finish his thoughts on Scorsese’s latest film.
D. K. Holm hasn’t seen The Departed yet, but that doesn’t keep him from having opinions about it.
Surf into the past with the new Point Break special edition, which D. K. Holm reviews, and try to win one of five DVDs.
D. K. Holm catches up with the British suspense series, Thriller, written by the genius behind The Avengers, Brian Clemens
After a long absence, D. K. Holm revisits The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and interviews Leatherface.
D. K. Holm swoons over new books about two of his favorite starlets, Nicole Kidman and Ava Gardner.
The gaming world gets the movie treatment, again, in DVDs of STAY ALIVE and SILENT HILL, with D. K. Holm to report on the results.
Missy Peregrym finally returns to the screen in Stick It and D. K. Holm catches up with it on DVD.
D. K. Holm takes a journey into the past of Tom Cruise and Sean Penn in the new special edition DVD of Taps.
D. K. Holm explores the seamy underside of Los Angeles as shown in two recent movies, HOLLYWOODLAND and THE BLACK DAHALIA.
D. K. Holm waves goodbye to Storm Large, the only reason to watch ROCK STAR: SUPERNOVA.
D. K. Holm goes for a check up with the second season of House on DVD, and season three’s premiere.
D.K. Holm looks at Geena Davis’ brief term in office…