This week in CineMazing critic Alley Hector takes a look at the much delayed Kevin Smith flick Jersey Girl. Find out if Jersey Girl can escape the 'Bennifer' curse and see if Jersey Girl can measure up to Chasing Amy. Also don't forget to check out DVD Talk's Theatrical Review Database for reviews of many of the films in theaters now. Want to get CineMazing right when it's published? Sign Up to get CineMazing delivered free to your email box!

A new unrated cut of John McNaughton's "Wild Things" is on the horizon, scheduled to touch down on April 20. Does the prospect of more sultry motel-room footage, more swimming-pool decadance, and more Denise Richards get you all hot and bothered? We've just taken a look at the new DVD, and although it offers perhaps 90 seconds of scrumptious new footage, it's frustrating in several ways. Check out Jason Bovberg's DVD Talk review

With literally thousands of DVD Reviews in the DVD Talk Review Database is easy to miss some of our top reviews. Here's quick round up of them: Matrix: Revolutions - the final chapter in The Matrix Saga, Panic Room: 3-Disc Special Edition - simply one of the best DVDs of the year , Scooby Doo, Where Are You! - The Complete First and Second Seasons - classic Scooby like you remembered it, The Jack Paar Collection - a fine tribute to one of TVs most notable late night hosts, Penn & Teller - Bullsh*t! - The First Season - no BS this DVD is absolutely worth your time, Celebrity Mole:Hawaii - an entertaining and involving reality TV series, and Futurama: Volume 3 - a neo-classicaly animated series. Read reviews for these and more in the DVD Talk Review Database.

This week The DVD Savant takes a look at: The Chaplin Collection Vol 2 - Warners brings out a fat box loaded with the balance of the Chaplin legacy: The Chaplin Revue, The Kid, A Woman of Paris, The Circus, City Lights, Monsieur Verdoux, A King in New York. There's also last year's Richard Schickel docu on Chaplin, Charlie - The Life and Art of Charlie Chaplin. Also this week Savant takes a look at: Vanishing Point - Pill-popping Barry Newman doesn't Just Say No, and leads the police of three states on a merry cross-desert chase, The Dresser - Albert Finney is terrific as "Sir" an insufferable ham at the end of his days and Onibaba - Two murderous marsh women tangle with the supernatural in this frightening and beautiful horror tale from Kaneto Shindo. One of the top horror films ever. Read all this and more in this week's DVD Savant.

An absolutely packed week full of notable DVDs including : Dirty Pretty Things [Review] - Stephen Frear’s fantastic character piece, The Magdalene Sisters [Review] - an incredibly powerful film and a DVD Talk's Collectors Series Rated DVD, Shattered Glass [Review] - an absolute surprise that takes the inevitable and makes it positively riveting, Beyond The Mat - Ringside Special Edition [Review] - anyone with any interest in professional wrestling owes it to themselves to check this documentary out, Doggy Poo [Review] - a charming family film that is also a thoughtful examination of how all things are interrelated, The Rundown [Review] - The Rock shows he can carry an action flick, Gothika [Review] - this stylish thriller manages to create a very tense atmosphere, look terrific and offer a few solid performances, and The Singing Detective [Review] -frustratingly brilliant and gloriously meandering. Read our Complete List of Upcoming DVDs for more great DVDs out this week, and visit our DVD Talk Review Database for all the latest reviews.

This week we have a special giveaway from New Line Home Entertainment for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre New Line Platinum Series DVD. This feature packed 2 disc Platinum Series DVD includes 3 filmmaker commentaries with producer Michael Bay, director Marcus Nispel and others, Chainsaw Redux: in-depth documentary, Gein: The Ghoul of Planifield documentary, Deleted scenes, an alternate opening & closing, and more. Enter now for your chance to win one of 5 copies of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre we're giving away this week.

An interesting mix of DVDs announced this week including: the critically acclaimed The Station Agent on 6/15 with cast and director audio commentary and five deleted scenes; the highly anticipated two disc special edition release for Trainspotting on 6/1 with director's commentary, deleted scenes, a retrospective documentary and making-of's; Underworld: Extended Cut on 5/25 with an additional 12 minutes of footage and several key re-cut scenes; The Dukes Of Hazzard: The Complete First Season on 6/1 with audio commentary by John Schneider and Catherine Bach on the first episode, and a 20th anniversary reunion documentary; Welcome To Mooseport 5/25 including audio commentary, 6 deleted scenes and an outtake reel; Catch That Kid on 6/1 with actor's audio commentary; the Michael Caine thriller Shock to the System on 5/25 with the extremely low MSRP of $9.98! Read our complete list of Upcoming DVDs

This week we have several clips from The Academy Award winning Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Review] (all presented in Windows Media for High Bandwidth). Clips for Master and Commander include The Hundred Days - Peter Weir Discusses Building The Ships, Behind The Scenes - Playing the Cello, Behind the Scenes - Getting The Details Right, and Peter Weir talks about Swords and Music from the period. Master and Commander is available on DVD April 30 - Find The Best Price and Read The DVD Talk Review.

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