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Dexter, Dirty Sexy Money, Hannah Montana, Last House on the Left, Sons of Anarchy 

New DVD Releases Aug. 18

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Dexter: Season 3
Dex finally has a buddy (Jimmy Smits)! Deb starts sleeping with an informant! There’s a new serial killer in town (The Skinner)! Rita gets knocked up! If you’re thinking none of these developments end well, you’ve seen Dexter before. Sho.com
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Dirty Sexy Money: Season 2
A killer cast (including Donald Sutherland, Peter Krause and more) and sharp writing made Season 1 work; Season 2 was soapopera histrionics with no payoff (including a WTF? finale). Reason to watch, anyway? Natalie Zea. Trust me. ABC.com
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Hannah Montana: The Movie
Not to be confused with Hannah Montana: The Shakespearean Tragedy or Hannah Montana: The Personal Lubricant. In The Movie, Hannah learns the Valuable Life Lesson that money and fame aren’t everything. Yes, it’s a comedy. Disney.com
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The Last House on the Left
Wes Craven’s remake of his 1972 debut, now more bloody, screamy and rape-y! And does it really count as the last house on the left if it’s the only house on the whole damn road? And not necessarily even on the left? Details, Wes … NBCUni.com
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Sons of Anarchy: Season 1
It’s The Sopranos on Harleys! Not exactly, but FX’s tale of outlaw-biker business and familial relations is the net’s most addictive moral-grey-area series since The Shield, with a better soundtrack (Clutch!). All this, plus Peg Bundy: Badass. FoxHome.com

More New DVD Releases (Aug. 18)
The Beast: Season 1, Bridge to Nowhere, Eli Stone: Season 2, Everybody Hates Chris: Season 4, Gossip Girl: Season 2, Julia, Love Hollywood Style, Simon & Simon: Season 3, The Simpsons: Season 12, Surveillance, Tyson, The Wedding Bros.

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