Nocturnal Admissions: DVD Review, Desperate Housewives: The Complete Second Season
D. K. Holm takes a second trip down Wisteria Lane with all its Desperate Housewives to see what all the fuss is about.
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D. K. Holm takes a second trip down Wisteria Lane with all its Desperate Housewives to see what all the fuss is about.
Criterion has reissued an updated edition of SEVEN SAMURAI and D.K. Holm is there to evaluate it.
D. K. Holm takes a trip down memory lane with a new batch of films noir, including Double Indemnity
D. K. Holm ponders the Nine Lives of Lindsay Lohan.
D. K. Holm reviews the new horror film and interviews the director, Lance Weiler (The Last Broadcast).
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D. K. Holm gives a look to a new truly indie film, KISSES AND CAROMS
D. K. Holm goes up river once again with Martin Sheen, F.F. Coppola and the rest with the latest release of APOCALYPSE NOW.
How about a monday morning APOCALYPSE NOW quiz? Do you love the smell of prizes in the morning?
D.K. Holm examines the case for the endangered status of the almighty film critic…
D.K. takes on a tale of one director’s pathetically immense sense of self-importance.
Call him No. 7: D.K. Holm has just spent the last few days a prisoner of that great old show THE PRISONER, now re-released in a new DVD set.
D.K. takes a look at a pair of new criterion releases.
D. K. Holm navigates a minefield of “Passholes” in order to enjoy Michael Mann’s MIAMI VICE.
D. K. Holm tries out two new Corman releases on DVD, ASPHALT WARS and SCORPIUS GIGANTUS.
D. K. Holm notes that the new edition of DUMBO doesn’t fly.
D. K. Holm takes a GLORY ROAD DVD to nowhere.
D.K. takes this one on a blind date.
Thanks to a new deluxe edtion, D. K. Holm falls in love with that 1980s bar room classic Road House all over again.
D.K. spins the very special 80’s TV movie AN EARLY FROST.
D. K. Holm revels in the latest DVD release of Billy Wilder’s Some Like it Hotand Stalag 17
D. K. Holm wallows in the nostalgia of Basil Gogos’s art for FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND thanks to a new book on the artist.
Stop the Wordpresses! D. K. Holm has a crush on Storm Large of ROCK STAR. He may be just like everyone else in America, but in this case he has a reason.
D. K. Holm takes a look at a top notch and groundbreaking new book on the horror genre, Annalee Newitz’s PRETEND WE’RE DEAD.