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Exclusive: Charles Band’s Halloween Horror Road Show by Lauren Sepanski

Interview: Tim and Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Exclusive: Seann William Scott Is a ‘Role Model’ by Del Harvey

Exclusive: The 44th Chicago International Film Festival by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Exclusive: Obama Elected Top Movie Date By Texters by Del Harvey

Exclusive: Charles Band’s Full Moon Halloween Horror Road Show – Preview by Lauren Sepanski

Interview: Interview With Debra Messing of ‘The Starter Wife’ by Laura Tucker

Interview: Simon Pegg and ‘How To Lose Friends And Alienate People’ by Jef Burnham

Interview: Finding Peter Tolan in ‘Finding Amanda’ by Annie Vinton

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Chronic Town by Annie Vinton

Cowboy Killer by Jef Burnham

Doughboys by Isaac Sweeney

Surfwise by Nathan Baker-Lutz

The Wrestler – 44th Chicago International Film Festival by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Read all our independent film reviews here.

Death Note by Jef Burnham

Man, Woman, and the Wall by Jef Burnham

Man, Woman, and the Wall by Jason Coffman

Sukiyaki Western Django by Jef Burnham

Tokyo Gore Police by Jason Coffman

Read all our Asian cinema reviews here.

Affairs of the Heart by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Agatha Christie’s Mystery Lover’s Collection by Jef Burnham

Doughboys by Isaac Sweeney

Fanny Hill: Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Starz Inside – Anime: Drawing a Revolution by Del Harvey

Surfwise by Nathan Baker-Lutz

The Commander – Set 1 by Del Harvey

The Minotaur’s Island by Jef Burnham

Tokyo Gore Police by Jason Coffman

Zack and Miri Make a Porno by Andrew Dowd

Read all our DVD reviews here.

Ace in the Hole by Alan Rode
Billy Wilder’s tour de force about news-hungry reporter Kirk Douglas’ sensationalized account of a man trapped in a mineshaft.

Le Cercle Rouge by Jerome de Groot
Jean-Pierre Melville put Yves Montand and Alain Delon together in this tight little gangster film.

Strange Illusion by Barry Meyer
Edward G. Ulmer’s off-the-wall classic now on DVD.

The Box by Del Harvey
MTI releases this gritty contemporary noir about two people who’ve finally found something worth living for, if they can only escape their pasts.

The Lodger / Hangover Square by Alan Rode
Rare double-feature starring the impressive Laird Cregar.

Read all our film noir reviews here.

Filth by Annie Vinton

Cha$e by Robert Iwataki

Cha$e by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice by Rick Villalobos

Fire and Ice: The Dragon Chronicles by Keita Browne

Cities of the Underworld – Season Three Premiere by Rick Villalobos

The Starter Wife by Laura Tucker

God On Trial by Del Harvey

The Last Enemy by Del Harvey

Sanctuary by Joe Steiff

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The Anderson Files
Check out our weekly column featuring the latest horror DVDs.
This Week: Dead Floors—One Truly Spectacular Conjob.

Dance of the Dead by Jason Coffman

Let the Right One In by Jason Coffman

Quarantine by Jason Coffman

The Haunting of Molly Hartley by Rick Villalobos

Tokyo Gore Police by Jason Coffman

Read all our horror reviews here.

Agatha Christie’s Mystery Lover’s Collection by , Reviewed by Jef Burnham

Buddha in a Teacup by Todd Walton, Reviewed by Laura Tucker

Cooking Beyond Measure by Jean Johnson, Reviewed by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Seagalogy: A Study of the Ass-Kicking Films of Steven Seagal by Vern, Reviewed by D. B. Bates

The Timewaster Letters by Robin Cooper, Reviewed by D. B. Bates

Read all our book reviews here.

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