This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews including: Dark City (Director's Cut) [Blu-ray] - Alex Proyas makes his 1998 Sci-Fi Noir fantasy twice as good by adding eleven minutes of cut scenes for this stunning Blu-ray release. ; Vampyr - Carl Dreyer's dreamy art-horror masterpiece finally surfaces in a version that allows us to appreciate his weird vision from back at the dawn of the horror movie. Featuring a creepy funeral from the subjective viewpoint of the corpse, and a vampiric female fiend that says more with one lascivious smile than do decades of blood and fangs; and The Hunt for Red October [Blu-ray] Sean Connery's on the loose with a giant silent sub, and Alec Baldwin must brave icy seas to make contact with him. The Cold War rides again in this slickly directed and produced ode to Bad Russians and Noble C.I.A. Operatives. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.