Reviewed by Tom Becker
Quote: "Director Alfred Sole does not give us a gratuitous gore fest. The focus here is on story and character."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "What a beautiful-looking film. Alexi Tan has crafted a true slice of history, juxtaposing the simple, yet bucolic fishing village with the ornate nightclub and city life of Shanghai."

Reviewed by Dylan Charles
Quote: "There's a problem with the title of this DVD set. It's not with "classic" necessarily, since classic can mean "old" and these movies go back to the 1930's and '40's. It's not with "British" since these movies are alarmingly British. No, I've got a problem with the word "thriller.""

Reviewed by Tom Becker
Quote: "It's What's Up, Tiger Lily? with topless French girls."

Reviewed by William Lee
Quote: "A riveting and atmospheric crime story presented in black and white with occasional (and mysterious) scenes of color."

Reviewed by Daryl Loomis
Quote: "The women are attractive in their natural sort of way: hairy, happy, and full of life."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "Let me be right up front about this: if you're in the mood for a blood-bath, Side Sho delivers."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "As far as horror heavies go, I'd grade Steel Trap Guy a C-."

Reviewed by Russell Engebretson
Quote: "A supernatural ghost story with only a few brief gore effects. Gore hounds will be disconcerted with the lack of blood bags, exploding squibs, while the target audience -- those who prefer a more cerebral supernatural film -- will quite likely be repulsed by the cover and miss out on a fine Korean spook film that is closer in spirit to Shutter (the Thai version, not the American remake)"

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "This story is told well in the hour-plus documentary, hitting all the major personnel moves, the coaching strategies and the player mentalities and supplementing it with interviews, candid behind-the-scenes B-roll and game footage."

Reviewed by Mac McEntire
Quote: "If today's blockbuster teen comedies are too lowbrow for your personal tastes, think about giving this one a try."

Reviewed by David Johnson
Quote: "The writing just doesn't deliver enough wit and laughs to elevate the dialogue from the so-so ether that many Barely Adequate Romcoms are cursed to float in for all eternity."

Reviewed by Ben Saylor
Quote: "The Last Bolshevik and Happiness may not appeal to a broad audience, but those who are interested in Soviet-era filmmaking (and the history of the USSR itself) should really do themselves a favor and see these films."

Reviewed by Brett Cullum
Quote: "A gleeful look at some lovable characters who know all too well that romantic comedies are never quite as smart as they should be."

Reviewed by Christopher Kulik
Quote: "The story unfolds in naturalistic fashion, and the deft, tender direction by Dick Richards (one of the producers of Tootsie) helps immensely."

Reviewed by Ryan Keefer
Quote: "From a showmanship point of view, the concert just comes off as flat."

Reviewed by Victor Valdivia
Quote: "Although it's impossible to deny the Stones' massive influence on modern music, it's also hard to deny that they've been coasting on their reputation and catalog for far too many years."

Reviewed by Dan Mancini
Quote: "As elegant yet unpretentious as its lead actor, Bertrand Tavernier's Round Midnight expresses mythic truths, evokes an era, laments an under-appreciated art form, and tries to transform its audience into jazz fans. But even if it didn't do all that, simply watching Dexter Gordon play would still be worth a couple hours of your time."

Reviewed by Jim Thomas
Quote: "While Serial has a certain perverse charm to it, there just isn't a lot to recommend."

Reviewed by Clark Douglas
Quote: "The Exorcism of Emily Rose is a noble and worthwhile study that deserves a fair share of praise for aiming higher than cheap scares."