Interview: Allison Scagliotti and Neil Grayston, What’s Next for Warehouse 13 and Eureka by Laura Tucker

Interview: Interview with Lindsay Wagner, Guest on SyFy’s Warehouse 13 by Michael Arthur Jewell

Interview: Interview with Sendhil Ramamurthy of USA Network’s Covert Affairs by Michael Arthur Jewell

Interview: Interview with Eric Balfour of SyFy’s Haven by Michael Arthur Jewell

Interview with Eric Balfour of SyFy’s Haven by Michael Arthur Jewell

Interview: Angela Ismailos Converses with ‘Great Directors’ by Matt Fagerholm

Interview: Colin Michael Day Brings Light to The Loneliest Road in America by Annie Vinton

Interview: Interview With Kate Lang Johnson of NBC’s Persons Unknown by Laura Tucker

Interview: “Alice in Wonderland” Virtual Roundtable with Animation Supervisor David Schaub and Effects Supervisor Ken Ralston by Neko Pilarcik

Interview: Interview with Rusty Nails by Jason Coffman

Finnish Rugby Documentary, Freetime Machos, Debuts at 2010 Tribeca by Chris Wood

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Creature of Darkness by Katherine Montalto

Fagbug by Laura Tucker

Phasma Ex Machina by Jason Coffman

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Undead by Del Harvey

Three’s Not a Crowd on The Loneliest Road in America by Annie Vinton

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Hero: Special Edition DVD & Blu-ray by Jef Burnham

Ip Man by Del Harvey

Ninja Assassin by Del Harvey

Terror Pack Vol. 1 by Jef Burnham

Tokyo! by Jef Burnham

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A Call Girl by Adam Mohrbacher

Batman The Brave And The Bold Season 1 by Del Harvey

City Island by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

FOR MY WIFE by Sanela Djokovic

Necromentia by Jason Coffman

Surprise, Surprise by Jon Bastian

The Evil Dead: Limited Edition Blu-ray by Jef Burnham

The Last Song by Laura Tucker

The Lottery by Shannon Huebscher

The Sweeney: Series Three & Four by Jef Burnham

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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.

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.

The Perfect Sleep Review by Gary Schultz

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Interview with Lindsay Wagner, Guest on SyFy’s Warehouse 13 by Michael Arthur Jewell

Interview with Sendhil Ramamurthy of USA Network’s Covert Affairs by Michael Arthur Jewell

Covert Affairs, Series Premiere July 13 On USA by Laura Tucker

The Closer, Season Premiere On TNT July 12 by Laura Tucker

Rizzoli and Isles, Season Premiere On TNT July 12 by Laura Tucker

Haven by Jef Burnham

Memphis Beat – “Baby Let’s Play House,” June 29 on TNT by Laura Tucker

Metropolis by Sawyer J. Lahr

Memphis Beat, June 22 On TNT by Laura Tucker

Dad’s Home, June 19 On Hallmark Channel by Laura Tucker

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The Anderson Files
Check out our weekly column featuring the latest horror DVDs.
This Week: Psycho Ward.

Burning Bright by Barry Meyer

Creature of Darkness by Katherine Montalto

Forget Me Not by Barry Meyer

Mothman by Jef Burnham

The Evil Dead: Limited Edition Blu-ray by Jef Burnham

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Eat Pray Love by , Reviewed by Del Harvey

Ruth Rendell: Mysteries Collection by , Reviewed by Katherine Montalto

The Film Noir Encylopedia by , Reviewed by Del Harvey

The Filmmaker’s Book Of The Dead: How To Make Your Own Heart-Racing Horror Movie by Danny Draven, Reviewed by Del Harvey

The Godfather Family Album by , Reviewed by Jef Burnham

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