This week the DVD Savant has a number of new reviews and articles including: House of Wax - Warners is going to make a lot of 3D enthusiasts happy with this snappy restoration of the first and most popular 3D attraction... Vincent Price flexes his horror talent in the tale of the wax museum owner who compensates for his burned hands by putting real corpses on exhibit; Angel and the Badman - John Wayne's first film as producer is a charmer, a gentle pacifist western in which a budding outlaw (da Duke) is steered back to the side of good by an angelic, incredibly seductive Quaker pioneer girl (lovely Gail Russell); and Alamo Bay -Frenchman Louis Malle nails an All-American mix of economic frustration and racial bigotry with this saga about a small Texas fishing port that declares war on the immigrant Vietnamese that are providing unwanted competition. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.