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Another recent arrival to the CR staff as of February 2002, O. R. Polk Jr comes here with a history of writing excellent DVD reviews, often of obscure movies. Anyone can review the blockbusters, but not everyone can review an unknown flick and persuade the audience to see it. Decide for yourselves if O. R. Polk Jr is one of those few, but his presence here means I've already decided he is. He'll contribute his DVD reviews here, as well as branching off into other areas as he sees fit. Any feedback you have for Mr Polk can be directed to the man himself.
DVD Review: Ghost World Cynicism and cuties: everybody wins.
DVD Review: American Pimp The Hughes Brothers teach us all how to mack our bitches.
DVD Review: Unbreakable It's called "character development," people. Look into it.
DVD Review: The Doom Generation The children of Reaganomics are grown up and pissed off.
DVD Review: Sugar & Spice Who would think a cheerleader movie could be so smart?
DVD Review: Drop Dead Gorgeous This Is Spinal Tap meets the beauty pageant scene.
DVD Review: In The Company of Men It's chilling and unrelenting, and it was written by a Mormon.
DVD Review: Boogie Nights This story has some real er . . . meat to it. Not just THAT kind.
DVD Review: Leon: The Professional Stop feeling cheated; those missing 24 minutes are BACK!