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Blogger Dave Holmes at “My Year of Everything,” is doing a Q&A with Kevin. Part 1, part 2, part 3 and part 4.
Update: Ian Jane gives an extensive review, including screen shots, at DVDManiacs.com. Also… • Mark Cappelletty at Geekweek.com reviews the new set. • Todd Erwin reviews the set for Home Theater Forum. • Tony Redman at Pop Dose gives us his review. • Our old pal Bruce Westbrook offers his review. • Video Vault has posted an unsigned review of Volume XVII. • And John Wallis at DVD Talk has one as well. Incidentally, the price at Amazon has fallen back to $33. If you have not ordered yet, please use this link. Alert reader Chris writes:
What comes immediately to mind is 416- FIRE MAIDENS OF OUTER SPACE. The “Dark Timmy” segments are such classics. At the same time the movie riffing is a bit sub-par for me. For the reverse, I’d pick 702- THE BRUTE MAN. Hilarious in the theater, but the segments do nothing for me. What what be your pick?
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