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D. K. Holm explores a revolutionary new approach to film studies, and interviews two of its practitioners…
D. K. Holm catches up with the career of Samuel Fuller, thanks the new Eclipse DVD set of the director’s first three films…
D. K. Holm takes a preliminary look at film noir and the FILM NOIR CLASSIC COLLECTION VOL. 4, in the first of a five part series…
D. K. Holm immerses himself in crime, both serious and comical, with reviews of HOT FUZZ, REBUS, JAMES ELLROY: AMERICAN DOG, and for the heck of it STARTER FOR 10, all on DVD…
D. K. Holm had a feeling that he wouldn’t like PREMONITION as much as Sandra Bullock’s other recent films…
International crime is the theme of the day as D. K. Holm looks at FOYLE’S WAR SET 4 and DA VINCI’S INQUEST SEASON 1 on DVD.
D. K. Holm succumbs to GOING UNDER, the new Blue Underground DVD about the S&M scene…
D. K. Holm gets a sneak peak at the long awaited DVD of Billy Wilder’s ACE IN THE HOLE…
The latest sequel to one of the greatest movies ever made is at hand: D. K. Holm assesses LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD…
D. K. Holm is dancing in the streets, for THIS IS TOM JONES has finally come to DVD…
D. K. Holm celebrates the work of those great TV soft talkers, the Hoarse Whisperers…
It’s a nightmare on Elm Street all over again as D. K. Holm looks at Vincent Bugliosi’s RECLAIMING HISTORY and its treatment of Oliver Stone’s JFK…
D. K. Holm goes into a laughing jag over two of the worst films of the year so far, A MIGHTY HEART and EVENING…
D. K. Holm catches up with the SOPRANOS finale, and wonders why Tony gets a pass doing virtually the same thing as the much-criticized Alec Baldwin…
D. K. Holm once again examines a television coincidence: different shows with the same plot…
D. K. Holm takes a look at the new Criterion edition of Lindsay Anderson’s IF…, about school rebellion.
Spy films and the ’70s preoccupy D. K. Holm as he looks at recent DVD releases of THE GOOD SHEPHERD and BREACH, and he interviews FBI agent Eric O’Neil about the capture of spy Robert Hanssen that was adapted into the latter…
It turns out that D. K. Holm hates PARIS PARIS, JE T’AIME in the summer…
D. K. Holm takes a look at two controversial films from the early 1970s WR: MYSTERIES OF THE ORGANISM and SWEET MOVIE, now out on DVD…
D. K. Holm decides that maybe a trip to Slovakia isn’t such a good idea after seeing Eli Roth’s brilliant sequel HOSTEL PART II…
Same Old Same Old: D. K. Holm explores what happens when TV runs out of ideas…
D. K. Holm takes a look at two wholly different Mickey Rooney films, NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM and PULP…
It’s here, the movie we’ve all been waiting for. And here, too, is D. K. Holm’s take on the latest work of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez…
D. K. Holm takes a look at one of the best DVDs so far this year, a one man show about BEOWULF…
D. K. Holm takes a tour of several contemporary cartoonist’s working spaces via Todd Hignite’s new interview book…