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1.Let The Devil Wear Black [1998] starring: Jonathan Penner, Randall Batinkoff, Norman Reedus, Jamey Sheridan, Brooke Taylor directed by: Stacy Title June 18, 2001
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £1.73
The DVD has good and poor points in and against it. First the good ones: the thriller is well conceived. Placing Hamlet in the present days is quite well achieved and the story is well paced. Acting is ok (for a thriller it is sufficient). So you are bound to follow the film with interest. Picture quality is clear in 4:3 ratio image. The poor items are: sound is only in stereo, the extra features are almost non existent (only a trailler is available) and there are no subtitles (I consider that at least English subtitles should be a "must" in any DVD, preferably for earing impaired).

2.The Last Supper [1996] starring: Cameron Diaz, Ron Eldard, Annabeth Gish, Jonathan Penner, Courtney B. Vance directed by: Stacy Title April 07, 2003
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £0.01
The Last Supper is not one of the most well known films of the 1990s but it does stand out as a personal favourite of mine. It is an interesting concept with a good script and fine acting but with a moral to the story. A group of five left wing students live together. When one of them hitches a ride home with a truck driver after his car breaks down they invite the driver in for dinner. When he eventually he becomes aggressive they kill him and trying to avoid police involvement they simply hide his truck and bury him in the back garden. When a while later they find out that he was himself a murderer, they are faced with an interesting dilema: Having potentially stopped this killer from doing more damage, how many other ... Read More:

3.Let the Devil Wear Black starring: Jonathan Penner, Randall Batinkoff, Norman Reedus, Jamey Sheridan, Brooke Taylor directed by: Stacy Title July 01, 2001
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £1.99
The DVD has good and poor points in and against it. First the good ones: the thriller is well conceived. Placing Hamlet in the present days is quite well achieved and the story is well paced. Acting is ok (for a thriller it is sufficient). So you are bound to follow the film with interest. Picture quality is clear in 4:3 ratio image. The poor items are: sound is only in stereo, the extra features are almost non existent (only a trailler is available) and there are no subtitles (I consider that at least English subtitles should be a "must" in any DVD, preferably for earing impaired).

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