This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Viridiana - Luis Bunuel returned to Franco's Spain for yet another international cinema scandal; Too Soon to Love & Unwed Mother - a Youth Run Wild double bill; Day the World Ended & The She-Creature - Lionsgate's Arkoff Collection Cult Classics continue with an early pair of American-International monster programmer favorites; Murmur of the Heart - Louis Malle attracted major acclaim with this wonderfully warm and observant coming-of-age story; Forgotten Noir Volume 1: Portland Expose & They Were So Young - quality Film Noir stakes with an exemplary double feature of 1950s crime thrillers; Echoes of Forgotten Places - this art feature examines the giant interiors of abandoned industrial spaces; Without Warning! - Arnold Laven puts together a snappy early 50s crime thriller with terrific LA locations; All Passion Spent - an ejoyable BBC miniseries about the widow of a great statesman, trying to go her own way without interference from her selfish relatives. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.