This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: 49th Parallel - Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger joined forces at the beginning of WW2 on this propaganda thriller designed to pull America into the war; A Summer Place - Delmer Daves goes soft 'n' fuzzy on the teen pregnancy drama; Council of the Gods - This 1950 East German propaganda film claims that criminal industrialists in league with American oil executives profited mightily from WW2, and after the defeat became the 'corrupt' basis of Democratic West Germany; Kill, Baby ... Kill! - Dark Sky favors us with a visually striking version of Mario Bava's gothic shocker about evil afoot in a haunted Italian hill town; Neither the Sea nor the Sand - Susan Hampshire can't let go of the love of her life, even after he falls stone cold dead; The Skeleton of Mrs. Morales - A wickedly funny black comedy from the Mexican collaborators of Luis Bunuel. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.