This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Fourteen Hours - Fifty-five years' after its release a number of things have become clear about this suspense thriller, including the fact that somebody monkeyed with the ending... Savant gets to the bottom of it all; Eric Rohmer's Six Moral Tales - Eric Rohmer's first cycle of quasi-romantic dramas is a high point of French filmmaking; Kicking and Screaming - Noah Baumbach trumps trashy youth comedies with this witty and acerbic look at post-graduate paralysis; The Naked Monster - Made for infantile monster fans who want their monster spoofery as infantile as possible; Double Indemnity - Billy Wilder's industry-altering noir bombshell was delayed on its path to DVD but the wait was worth it; Shock - Vincent Price tries on a Mad Doctor role for this slightly fumbled noir about a murder witness persecuted in a psychiatric clinic. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.