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Posted by DVD Verdict on 02/23/06 09:53
Today, DVD Verdict posted reviews of ALL PURPOSE CULTURAL CAT GIRL NUKU
NUKU TV: COMPLETE COLLECTION, ANT: AMERICA'S READY, GHOST STORIES
SEMESTER 3: JUNIOR JITTERS (VOLUME 3), THE KINGFISHER, NEON GENESIS
EVANGELION: PLATINUM COLLECTION, OZZY OSBOURNE'S OZZFEST 10TH
ANNIVERSARY, RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY, STARSHIP OPERATORS: VOLUME 01,
TOUCH ME IN THE MORNING, and WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS:
ALL PURPOSE CULTURAL CAT GIRL NUKU NUKU TV: COMPLETE COLLECTION
(reviewed by Rob Lineberger, overall score 80/100):
"A '90s series with an '80s attitude, All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku
Nuku TV: Complete Collection is a dose of big, dumb fun."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/allpurposenukunuku.php
ANT: AMERICA'S READY (reviewed by Brett Cullum, overall score 90/100):
"Now I'm sure Ant is not the first gay comic, because Paul Lynde didn't
seem terribly heavy in his loafers (and there are many more to cite).
What separates him from the earlier lavender comedy pack is he uses his
sexual identity to be funny. Ant's not afraid to come out of the closet
by kicking the door down and marching out in floppy clown shoes."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/antamericasready.php
GHOST STORIES SEMESTER 3: JUNIOR JITTERS (VOLUME 3) (reviewed by Brett
Cullum, overall score 92/100):
"It's something anime purists would have a field day tearing apart...but
screw those geeky bastards. Ghost Stories Semester 3: Junior Jitters
(Volume 3) is rampant buffoonery of the most beguiling kind. I've never
had this much fun with anime before."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/ghoststories3.php
THE KINGFISHER (reviewed by Bryan Pope, overall score 80/100):
"Even if The Kingfisher were a failure in every respect, it would, at
the very least, be a much appreciated showcase for two supremely gifted
and iconic British thespians who were obviously at the top of their
games late into their careers."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/kingfisher.php
NEON GENESIS EVANGELION: PLATINUM COLLECTION (reviewed by Geoffrey
Miller, overall score 90/100):
"I'll keep it simple: Despite its many irritatingly overzealous fans,
detractors, and imitators, Neon Genesis Evangelion is still brilliant --
a stunning achievement that's deservedly earned every inch of praise
thrown at it."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/neongenesisplatinum.php
OZZY OSBOURNE'S OZZFEST 10TH ANNIVERSARY (reviewed by Ryan Keefer,
overall score 79/100):
"In an era where today's bands charge WAY too much money for WAY too
little musical entertainment, which is performed with little to no
emotion, Ozzfest routinely lands in the Top 10 grossing tours every year
by bucking that trend."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/ozzfest10th.php
RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY (reviewed by Steve Evans, overall score 80/100):
"Inflate a bag of popcorn and enjoy six-shooter action galore, as
the toughest hombres in Death Valley tangle on opposing sides of law
and order."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/ridersdeathvalley.php
STARSHIP OPERATORS: VOLUME 01 (reviewed by James A. Stewart, overall
score 80/100):
"At times, the reality-show conceit of Starship Operators seems like a
pretense for romantic stuff like Sanri's crush on Takai and the
embarrassment that comes with playing out such stuff in front of a
galactic audience. However, the question of how to fight a war in the
age of instant global media is an intriguing one as well."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/starshipoperatorsvol01.php
TOUCH ME IN THE MORNING (reviewed by David Johnson, overall score
88/100):
"I can honestly say I've never seen anything like Touch Me in the
Morning. Shockingly vile, profane to the extreme, and often belly-laugh-
inducing hilarious, this film is an unflinching exercise in stream-of-
conscious insanity."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/touchmeinmorning.php
WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS (reviewed by Paul Corupe, overall score 79/100):
"Perhaps the ultimate exploitation biker film, 1971's Werewolves on
Wheels was the Altamont of the genre, an eleventh-hour attempt to
crossbreed the Hell's Angel biker flick with horror to resurrect the
fading freak flag of chopper cinema."
FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/werewolvesonwheels.php
Mike Jackson
Editor & Webmaster, DVD Verdict
www.dvdverdict.com
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