September 2008

Week of September 2nd

	Outsourced
	Desperate Housewives: Season 4
	The Office: Season 4
	Supernatural: Season 3
	Ballet Shoes

Week of September 9th

	Baby Mama
	CSI: Miami: 6th Season
	Smallville: Season 7
	Ugly Betty: Season 2
	Forbidden Kingdom

Week of September 16th

	Speed Racer
	Made of Honor
	88 Minutes
	Young @ Heart
	Criminal Minds: 3rd Season
	Private Practice: 1st
	Torchwood: 2nd Season
	Dirty Sexy Money: 1st Season

Week of September 23rd

	Leatherheads
	Sex and the City: Movie
	Deception
	Run Fat Boy Run
	CSI: New York: 4th Season
	Boston Legal: 4th Season
	This American Life: 1st Season
	Brothers & Sisters: 2nd Season

Week of September 30th

	Iron Man
	Forgetting Sarah Marshall
	My Name is Earl: 3rd Season
	Taxi to the Dark Side

September 2 NTR:

• James Stewart in the murder mystery Call Northside 777,
• the 1970s war film The Boys in Company C,
• Frank Langella as Dracula, in the 1979 version of the film,
• the Criterion Collection release of Brand Upon the Brain,
• the children's film Curious George Sails with Pirates,
• RL Stine's Haunting Hour,
• War Requiem, the British film set to music,
• two more seasons of the Speed Racer cartoon,
• and a new Wuthering Heights

September 9 NTR:

• The Blu-Ray release of Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange,
• a Blu-Ray copy of the Frank Miller adaptation 300,
• the post-apocalyptic dragon movie Reign of Fire, also on Blu-Ray,
• a Blu-Ray copy of Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs
• Deborah Kerr and Robert Mitchum in Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison,
• the 1939 version Hunchback of Notre Dame, with Charles Laughton,
• The Jazz Singer, the first "talkie," with Al Jolson,
• the 1985 cult classic Krush Groove, with Run DMC, the Fat Boys, and LL Cool J,
• the filmed stage performance Les Miserables from 1995,
• 1975's Mahogany, with Diana Ross and Billy Dee Williams,
• the 70's comedy Mother, Jugs, and Speed with Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch, and Harvey Keitel,
• the 80's zombie film Night of the Comet,
• one of Jon Candy's more dramatic turns in Only the Lonely,
• and a new Thomas the Tank Engine movie, The Great Discovery.

September 16 NTR:

• The special edition director's cut of the Coen Brothers' debut film Blood Simple,
• Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill 1 & 2, both now on Blu-Ray,
• the deluxe edition of Tim Burton's Beetlejuice,
• the Criterion Collection edition of The Earrings of Madame de...
• a double feature of the 1960's cult classics Children of the Damned and Village of the Damned,
• Tyrone Power in the 1942 Son of Fury,
• She's Gotta Have It, Spike Lee's first feature, shot in black and white,
• three more Ken Burns documentaries: Empire of the Air, Huey Long, and Statue of Liberty,
• Laurence Olivier in the 1965 production of Othello,
• Prince of the City, Sidney Lumet's police corruption and crime drama,
• Dorris Day and David Niven in 1960's Please Don't Eat the Daisies,
• There's No Business Like Show Business, with Marilyn Monroe and Ethel Merman,
• the Criterion Collection edition of Jacques Tati's Playtime,
• Anthony Quinn in The Secret of Santa Vittoria,
• Out of the Past, the 1947 noir with Robert Mitchum and Kirk Douglas,
• and a handful of new Goosebumps DVDs, including: Cry of the Cat, Say Cheese & Die, Perfect School, My Best Friend Is Invisible, It Came from Beneath the Sink, Deep Trouble, Monster Blood, A Night in Terror Alley, and One Day at Horror Land.

September 23 NTR:

• The 2-disc Special Edition of the modern noir LA Confidential,
• I Heart Huckabees and Three Kings director David O. Russell's debut film Spanking the Monkey,
• the Criterion Collection edition of Kill!, a 1968 samurai black comedy,
• Sundown: The Vampire Retreat, with David Carradine as Dracula and cult hero Bruce Campbell and Van Helsing,
• Steve Buscemi in the underground comedy In the Soup,
• Gacy, a serial killer biopic/horror movie,
• Waiting for the Moon, the story of Alice B. Toklas and Gertrude Stein,
• Jackie Chan's frequent partners Sammo Hung and Yuen Biao in Shanghai Express, with 80's action star Cynthia Rothrock,
• 15-year-old Diane Lane in Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains, about an all-girl rock band in 1980,
• the original Wizard of Gore, the 1970 cult classic by gore icon H.G. Lewis,
• and Alvin & the Chipmunks Thanksgiving.

September 30 NTR:

• The documentary The Gospel According to Philip K Dick, about the groundbreaking sci-fi novelist,
• the Criterion edition of Yasujiro Ozu's An Autumn Afternoon,
• the Sesame Street DVDs Abby In Wonderland and Elmo's World: Elmo Outdoors,
• and Goosebumps author R.L. Stine's Mostly Ghostly