Dead Evidence

Starring:Kevin Smith (II), Angela Marie Dotchin, C. Thomas Howell, Geoff Dolan, Bruce Hopkins, Ross Duncan, Andrew Robertt, Kim Michalis, Stephen Papps, Dean Butler, Phoebe Falconer, Geoffrey Snell, Reuben Hanson, Brenda Kendall, Lulu Alach, Robert Bruce (II), Wendy Karstens, Nick Banks, Arthur Brown (II), Andrea Bruce
Director: Charlie Haskell
Studio: New Concorde
Product Type: DVD

Average customer rating:

a real thriller
Not worth the high price of the DVD !
dead sexy

Dead Sexy
Starring: Shannon Tweed , John Enos III , Sam J. Jones , Mary Shannon (II) , and Maria Mayenzet
Director: Robert Angelo
Manufacturer: Sony Pictures
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ASIN: B00005NKSL
Release Date: 2001-10-02

Description

Kate McBain is a beautiful, fast-talking detective with ambition to burn. When four of Los Angeles' sexy, high-class hookers are found brutally murdered, Kate jumps hot on the trail of the vicious serial killer. Before she knows it, she's caught in a sticky web of seduction and intrigue. And when she meets a handsome man named Blue, their hot affair is a surprise development that could help her crack the case--or make her one of its victims.

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a real thriller.......2003-02-18

A beautiful blond female cop investigates a string of murders, all blond victims. Interesting plot twists, keeps you guessing to the end. A fair number of nude scenes, for the guys. Light entertainment.

Not worth the high price of the DVD !.......2002-04-21

First of all, Columbia-Tristar released a Shannon Tweed double feature for twenty dollars list price while charging this thirty dollars. Why is that?

On to the story, Shannon Tweed is a cop investigating a serial killer who killed high price prostitutes. She ends up falling in love with the main suspect. Shannon only have a couple love scenes which are OK. The rest of the girls are quite beautiful. But if you expect to see a lot of Shannon you will be disappointed as her first naked scene appears at 43 minutes mark.

The DVD is OK. The full screen picture is decent for this B movie and the sound track sounded like mono but again not much action in this one. Unless you are a diehard Shannon Tweed's fans who have to have this DVD right away, I would suggest you wait until the price drop or get a used copy as this one is not as good as Shannon Tweed's early movies.

dead sexy.......2001-12-24

The movie was pretty good overall. Shannon is ok for the character she plays (cop). The scenes are sexy with Shannon giving it all as she does in all her films. If you are a Shannon Tweed lover it's worth it to get.

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The Romantic Morse
Inspector Morse at his most "human."
The Love of His Life
Morse loves and loses... or does he?

Inspector Morse - Dead on Time
Starring: Inspector Morse
Manufacturer: Bfs Entertainment
ProductGroup: DVD
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ASIN: B00008AORM
Release Date: 2003-07-01

Customer Reviews:

The Romantic Morse.......2006-12-19

A dead man, an inquest ruling suicide, case closed! That may be all right for the average mystery, but not for Morse - his cases never are; that's part of the attraction of this series. Upon further probing we learn this is really a murder or is it? With a Dignity Society involved and several potential suspects, this case could go in several directions. Plenty of twists and turns before this one is over. For icing from the personal Morse we usually find something intellectual or cultural, but this time we are given romance. It seems Morse was heavily involved with the deceased's wife, prior to her marriage when Morse was at University - involved to the extent that they were engaged to be married. Now that she is no longer committed, the old spark is re-kindled mutually. This involvement affects Morse's objectivity in handling the case causing Lewis to engage himself more than usual in the investigation; he learns some details which he is reluctant to reveal to Morse because of his respect and fondness for his superior. How the mystery and the romance play out and how Lewis handles his dilemma are all revealed in the video. This is first rate stuff and belongs near the top of any list of Morse episodes.

Inspector Morse at his most "human.".......2006-11-12

In what may be John Thaw's most powerfully acted episode in the Inspector Morse series, Inspector Morse (John Thaw) investigates the alleged suicide of Henry Fallon, an Oxford don who has been suffering from a fatal neurological illness. Morse soon discovers that the man's widow is Susan Fallon (Joanna David), his former fiancée, the woman who jilted him and left him unable to love anyone else.

Several issues arise during the investigation, one of which involves the Dignity Society, a group which believes in suicide as a dignified death when there is no hope left. Morse, however, believes that this was no suicide, and as he investigates what he believes is a murder, he focuses on Susan Fallon's son-in-law, a young man who owed Henry Fallon a great deal of money and who was responsible for the car crash which killed the Fallons' only daughter and grandson.

The drama here is largely internal, as Morse becomes more and more involved with Susan and less and less objective about the case. Sgt. Lewis (Kevin Whately), sympathetic to what he is discovering about his usually taciturn boss, tries to keep the case on track without interfering with Morse's renewed feelings for Susan.

As always, the acting is superb, but here there are powerful confrontations involving Morse and those around him, and much more attention is paid to the personal aspects of Morse's life. The conclusion, involving Sgt. Lewis, highlights Lewis's sensitivity and empathy toward Morse. A powerful, dramatic insight into the inner life of Inspector Morse, and arguably the best acted episode of this outstanding series. n Mary Whipple

The Love of His Life.......2002-03-07

How could any Inspector Morse fan resist this one for the ultimate in romantic poignancy? It begins with a startled look on Morse's face when he realizes the dead body belongs to the husband of his lover who broke his heart (and ruined his university career) by leaving him many years ago. It ends with Sergeant Lewis protecting his partner with a touching loyalty expressed through subtly phrased lines. Susan Fallon (Joanna David) is the lovely, accomplished blonde with whom we would imagine Morse falling in love (and surely never completely out of love.) Despite Morse's usual ill temper and irritation with the world, we forgive him his faults in those scenes when his blue eyes soften and tear with the pain of loving this woman. (Haven't we all loved and lost?) The script skillfully balances the dark side of human nature and its need for revenge with the hope that no matter how much we lose, love can still endure. This is a special episode to be savored many times for its intimate glimpses into our favorite detective's heart. And, yes, he wears it on his sleeve with a resonance only the late John Thaw could deliver.

Morse loves and loses... or does he?.......2000-04-30

This one, penned by the always reliable Daniel Boyle (who also wrote "Second Time Around" and "Deadly Slumber" among others), has to be one of the best Morse episodes. True, it would most certainly make Morse purists shudder because its plot developments are inconsistent with the Morse character as he is developed in the novels (in the novel "The Riddle of the Third Mile," which was later adapted for television as "The Last Enemy," refers to a character named Wendy who was Morse's lost love back at school; in "Dead on Time" this lost love of Morse's is named Susan). And true, the plot developments are at times illogical. But, this film's plot is only secondary; what is of primary importance is the character of Morse and the kind of sensitivity John Thaw gives this character when he is confronted with this, perhaps his most emotionally charged case. The plot: Morse is called to investigate the apparant suicide of Oxford don Henry Fallon. To make things complicated, the investigation leads Morse to suspect that the suicide was indeed murder set up to look like suicide. To make things more complicated, Henry Fallon was the husband of Susan Fallon, the woman Morse was engaged to so many years ago. To top off all these complications, there is a reemergence of feeling on the part of Morse, a rekindling of this love that he once had. You throw into the mix a bit of Shubert, some hard detective work by Lewis, an uneaten chocolate digestive in Strange's dest, and what you have is vintage Morse. Kudos to John Thaw, as always. He's a marvel and a skilled actor, capable of portraying a Morse that is both angry and tender. Buy this already.

Dead Reckoning - Crime Scene Alibis (History Channel)

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Dead Reckoning - Crime Scene Alibis (History Channel)

Manufacturer: A&E Home Video
ProductGroup: DVD
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ASIN: B000FKP06Y
Release Date: 2006-05-02

Description

In an investigation of crime scene alibis: we see how forensic science assists in sorting misleading evidence from potentially fabricated stories. In the murder case of Kathy Higdon: investigators find evidence pointing to a handyman who recently worked in her home. Find out how police prove that: indeed: her husband did it! Then: when DNA evidence in a rape/murder points to two suspects--identical twins--detectives must work in reverse and use witness testimony to prove which brother did it!

Average customer rating:

Good movie for Kevin Smith (Ares) Fans.
KIWI KILLER

Dead Evidence
Starring: Kevin Smith (II) , Angela Marie Dotchin , C. Thomas Howell , Geoff Dolan , and Bruce Hopkins
Director: Charlie Haskell
Manufacturer: New Concorde
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ASIN: B000092Q8R
Release Date: 2003-07-08

Customer Reviews:

Good movie for Kevin Smith (Ares) Fans........2007-01-18

Anyone who loved Kevin Smith as Ares in Xena should enjoy this movie. I myself, preferred him with longer hair, but his good looks are still there. Typical crime drama, I liked the first movie in this series of Lawless a lot better, but can't find a good DVD.

KIWI KILLER.......2004-05-16

DEAD EVIDENCE is a mystery thriller set and filmed in New Zealand. That's a change, huh? Angela Dotchin plays Jodie, a wannabe private eye who is working as girl Friday for a rather ineffective boorish boss. One day she overhears her boss telling his female client that there's nothing he can do for her husband. The husband is played by C. Thomas Howell, looking unusually buff and macho, and he is in jail for the rape and murder of a young girl five years ago. His appeal is coming up and wife believes that a recent similar killing in the same neck of the woods may have been done by the same man who killed the previous girl. She says hubby is innocent. When the PI turns her down, Jodie decides to investigate on her own and in the process loses her job. She hooks up with an ex-cop played quite handily by Kevin Smith, a roughened hunk, buff and hard-boiled. Their private investigation goes awry when Howell breaks out of prison and goes to kill the cop he feels framed him. During this break, Howell accidentally wounds Smith and Dotchin is on her own. Her trail leads to a kindly veterinarian who just might be the killer.
The pace is tight and although there aren't any surprises once the killer is identified, Smith and Dotchin have a good chemistry and they are different kinds of heroes.
This is a pleasant surprise and worth viewing if you like the film noir type of mystery.

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TRACINGS IN BLOOD

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Girly Chew Hossencroft, a well-liked Albuquerque resident, vanished without a trace in 1999. Almost immediately, her estranged husband and his new girlfriend emerged as the chief suspects in the case, but the only evidence investigators had to work with was blood from the scene, cat hairs and strangely colored sand. Despite the lack of a body and paucity of material evidence, Hossencroft's killers were ultimately convicted, and TRACINGS IN BLOOD shows how with the help of forensic experts, investigators who worked on the case and others who were intimately involved. We'll also see how similar techniques were used to solve another New Mexico case, where five workers at a Hollywood Video Store were murdered in 1996. There, one piece of plastic proved to be the vital link that led to the killers.

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Dead Reckoning - Body Clues

Manufacturer: A & E
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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There is no such thing as the perfect crime, and DEAD RECKONING shows why.
DEAD RECKONING offers an up-close look at every facet of forensics, using actual crimes as case studies.
From fingerprinting to ballistics, fiber analysis to autopsies, critical clues are always left somewhere, and it is left to investigators to find them.
With each passing year, the arsenal of tools at their disposal grows, making it even less likely that damning evidence will go undiscovered.

ASIN: B000H84YFC

Product Description

Body Clues highlights the ways that physical evidence left on victims can point to the perpetrator.

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