This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: The Films of Kenneth Anger, Volume One - The arresting delights of Kenneth Anger's remarkable experimental films still seem fresh and original; The Illustrated Man - Rod Steiger acts up a storm but Jack Smight's adaptation of Ray Bradbury's book plays like a TV movie, and its individual stories seem trite; Operation Crossbow - Germany's V-weapons come in for a little revisionary hype in this 007-inflected wartime spy caper that has it all -- grim espionage equations, lush romance and outlandish derring-do; Up Periscope - James Garner proves his big-screen mettle in this conventional submarine story, with Edmond O'Brien. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.