DVD: Meredith Monroe

DVD: Meredith Monroe

DVD:

Meredith Monroe

Dawson's Creek - The Complete Second Season

James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes

Sony Pictures, 2003

EXCELLENT!
I'VE BOUGHT THE COMPLETE SERIES: 6 SEASONS AND SERIES FINALE, RECOMMENDED 4 DAWNSON'S CREEKS FANS

Vampires: The Turning

Colin Egglesfield, Stephanie Chao

Sony Pictures, 2005

Definitely Good B Flick
Hey I actually saw this movie (i think i rented it). Anyway this was actually a good movie once you got past the beginning (kind of slow). After that it starts to pick up and when the movie ends you're wishing there was more. It seems like it should have been longer ...

Dawson's Creek - The Complete Third Season

James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes

Sony Pictures, 2004

Dawson's Creek - Season 3
I loved Season 3 of Dawson's Creek. That has always been one of my very favorite TV programs. I have all of the seasons on DVD and I have watched them several times.

Masters of Horror - Family

George Wendt, John B. Scott

Starz / Anchor Bay, 2007

The best Masters of Horror episode yet!
John Landis brings his mix of horror and humor into this very entertaining episode in what has been to me a disappointing series. George Wendt is convincing as a psychopath with a normal exterior. He is intelligent, friendly, polite. He has a house full of murder ...

Full Ride

Meredith Monroe, Riley Smith

Allumination, 2004

AWESOME!
At first when I picked up this movie I thought, oh geez, it doesnt look every good... ~ but after I watched it I couldn't STOP watching it... Riley Smith is gorgerous..and the whole movie is great.. if you love football, hardwork, and romance.. you'll love this movie!! ...

Manhood

Nestor Carbonell, John Ritter

Showtime Ent., 2005

The Stages of Becoming a Man
MANHOOD is a film produced for television by Showtime, a resource that usually can be counted on to produce edgy interesting films about a wide variety of subjects, topics that wouldn't normally make it in the Hollywood arena. And MANHHOD is no exception. Written and ...

Criminal Minds - The First Season

Thomas Gibson, Shemar Moore

CBS DVD/Paramount, 2006

Criminal Minds...a crime to miss
Smart, intelligent writing. Characters are so well done, the show sucks you into the BYU and makes you a part of their team. Another keeper for my collection!

New Best Friend

Mia Kirshner, Meredith Monroe

Sony Pictures, 2002

Cut Them Some Slack - New Best Friend Rocks!
As both a big fan of this movie and a film student, I feel that critics have been quick to judge this film as bad trash. This film has a sexy edge to it, that many other films in the "teen film" genre dare to exhibit. New Best Friend fullfills a fantasy for those girls ...

Full Ride
Bob Cady, Riley Smith

Allumination, 2008

Given the option of going to jail or attending an all-star football training camp, an athletically talented but troubled teenager (Riley Smith) reluctantly chooses the gridiron. A successful performance at camp will land him a "full-ride" college scholarship, but his bad attitude is about to seal his fate - until he meets a sexy young woman ...

New Best Friend [Region 2]

Mia Kirshner, Meredith Monroe

Cut Them Some Slack - New Best Friend Rocks!
As both a big fan of this movie and a film student, I feel that critics have been quick to judge this film as bad trash. This film has a sexy edge to it, that many other films in the "teen film" genre dare to exhibit. New Best Friend fullfills a fantasy for those girls ...

New Best Friend

Taye Diggs, Dominique Swain

Cut Them Some Slack - New Best Friend Rocks!
As both a big fan of this movie and a film student, I feel that critics have been quick to judge this film as bad trash. This film has a sexy edge to it, that many other films in the "teen film" genre dare to exhibit. New Best Friend fullfills a fantasy for those girls ...

Dawson's Creek [Region 2]
James Van Der Beek, Katie Holmes

The Year That Trembled

Jonathan Brandis, Charlie Finn

Allumination, 2003

Would recommend to fans of independent film
Not a big fancy film, but very good for a small independent film. The cast as a whole gave a great performance; Jon Brandis, in one of his last projects, was excellent. I wish this film had been given the wider theatrical release it deserved.