This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Brazil - Criterion strikes back with an improved transfer of everyone's favorite demented 1984 clone; Japan's Longest Day Toshiro Mifune toplines a huge cast in this exhaustively accurate, suspenseful and gory account of the final 24 hours before Hirohito's surrender broadcast; Brainiac (El Baron del terror) - Chano Urueta directs this monsterrific lunacy with a straight face; Weird Worlds Collection - Image tosses together four good Wade Williams space movies at a bargain price; 9/11 Press for Truth - a frighteningly reasonable docu lays out the Terror Timeline that puts the lie to far, far too many official statements; Black Pit of Dr. M (Misterios de ultratumba) - One of the best of the Mexi-horror films, in a beautiful original-language transfer; Seduced and Abandoned - Pietro Germi's hilarious comedy finds a desperate Sicilian father trying hard to strong-arm the right son-in-law for his pregnant daughter. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.