Interview: Interview With Psych’s James Roday and Guest Star Ally Sheedy by Laura Tucker

Interview: Cass Warner Sperling Discusses ‘The Brothers Warner’ by Matt Fagerholm

Cass Warner Sperling Discusses ‘The Brothers Warner’ by Matt Fagerholm

Interview: Harold Ramis Invites Chicagoans To Meet The Oscars by Matt Fagerholm

Interview: Split Pillow Examines ‘Life as Lincoln’ by Matt Fagerholm

Interview: The Virtual JONATHAN MOSTOW: A Virtual Rountable Interview With ‘SURROGATES’ Director Jonathan Mostow by Neal Fischer

Interview: Interview with James Roday of Psych and Guest Star John Cena by Laura Tucker

Interview: Ice Castle’s Taylor Firth by Sanela Djokovic

Interview: Interview with Michelle Monaghan by Kelsey Aicher

Exclusive: Third Annual Cinema Eye Honors Award Show Adds Two New Categories by Chris Wood

Best Queer Films 2000-2010 by Sawyer J. Lahr

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Blood and Rain by Martyn Conterio

Made in LA by Martyn Conterio

Pariaso Travel by Martyn Conterio

Shutterbug by Sanela Djokovic

The Familiar by Michael J. Nicholas

Read all our independent film reviews here.

Cadaver by Jef Burnham

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

Terror Pack Vol. 1 by Jef Burnham

Tokyo Sonata by Jef Burnham

Tokyo! by Jef Burnham

Read all our Asian cinema reviews here.

Astro Boy by Del Harvey

Capitalism: A Love Story by Jef Burnham

Gigante by Jason Coffman

Mommo by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

Old Dogs: 3-Disc Blu-ray Combo Pack by Jef Burnham

She’s Out of My League by Sawyer J. Lahr

TONY by Sanela Djokovic

The Beiderbecke Connection by Elaine Hegwood Bowen

The Last Hurrah by Sanela Djokovic

XIII: The Conspiracy 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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Southland Returns With New Episodes to TNT on Mar. 1 by Laura Tucker

Live From Abbey Road, Premiering On Sundance on Feb. 26 by Laura Tucker

Turn the Beat Around, Premiering On MTV Feb. 26 by Laura Tucker

Leverage, Two-Part Season Finale Feb. 10 & 17 On TNT by Laura Tucker

The Sarah Silverman Program - season 3 preview by Michael J. Nicholas

“Father’s Fraternity” – Men of a Certain Age, Jan. 25 by Laura Tucker

Ice Dreams, Hallmark Original Movie Premiering Jan. 23 by Laura Tucker

Caprica, Premiering On Syfy January 22 by Laura Tucker

Burn Notice, Continuing Jan. 21 On USA with Guest Star Tyne Daly by Laura Tucker

Leverage, Winter Premiere, Jan. 13 by Laura Tucker

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

Ghost Machine- Worth the 90 Minutes by Alicia Ayoub
DVD review- Ghost Machine, horror/ sci- fi

Home Movie by Steve Anderson

Pandorum by Jef Burnham

The Hills Run Red by Steve Anderson

The House on Sorority Row: 25th Anniversary Edition by Jef Burnham

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“The Prisoner” by , Reviewed by Jon Bastian

80Years of the Oscar - Much More Than a Coffee Table Book by , Reviewed by Annie Vinton

Hammer Glamour by Marcus Hearn, Reviewed by Jef Burnham

Me and Orson Welles by , Reviewed by Heather Trow

Watchmen by , Reviewed by Jon Bastian

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