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Being Human, Bloodsucking Nazi Zombies, The Dilemma, The Green Hornet, Sex Lies & Death
New DVD releases Tuesday, May 3
By Bill Frost @bill_frost
In the British original’s third season, the supernatural foursome move to Wales and run across even more fellow vampires, werewolves and ghosts—and none very friendly. Oh, and psycho vamp Herrick is back. (Warner Bros.)
Bloodsucking Nazi Zombies
The 1981 classic(?), finally on DVD! The descendent of an American World War II soldier travels to Africa to recover long-lost Nazi gold, but apparently didn’t count on finding S.S. zombies guarding the treasure. Well, duh. (MVD) Maybe this is the trailer ...
The Dilemma
Vince Vaughn and Kevin James star as best buds who somehow landed Jennifer Connelly and Winona Ryder, respectively. When one finds out the other’s girl is cheating, you’d think comedy would ensue. Nope. (Universal)
The Green Hornet
The son of a murdered media mogul (Seth Rogen) teams with a mechanical wiz (Jay Chou) to take on the crime lords of Los Angeles, avenge his father and get into Cameron Diaz’s pants; violence, laughs and “Really? Cameron Diaz?” ensue. (Sony)
Sex, Lies & Death
Two strangers (Andrea Lopez and Carolina Sepulveda) conspire to kill one another’s scumbag lovers in what looks like a Spanish soap opera condensed into 86 minutes. And, unlike The Dilemma, comedy does ensue! (Lionsgate) No trailer available; this might be better, anyway:
More New DVD Releases (May 3)
Bloomington, Boy Meets World: Season 5, Drop Dead Diva: Season 2, The Encounter, From Prada to Nada, Identity, La Soga, Melrose Place: Season 6 Vol. 1, My Own Love Song, Penn & Teller: BS: Season 8, The PJs: Season 1
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