aandrew

I read G. Noel Gross's DVD review of Skinned Deep: SE at http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=17640 and...

i'd like to know where the review is?

SpaceBoy

I listened to the audio review of this, it was linked on the site (I assume it's the same dude), and I def want to pick it up based upon reviews.

TomOpus

What SpaceBoy said. See where it says "Features a review of this title"?

Just click the "a review" part That'll take you to his page and click the "Schlockcast" to hear the podcast of his review.

cajun_junky

I may actually have to check this movie out based on the review and description. Sounds like my type of movie!!!

adamblast

I have to say that I really, *really* hate the way DVDTalk is handling the reviews these days. Lots of misdirection, whether purposely intended or not.

Click on this for the review. Then click on this for the review. Then click on this. Then find out it's not a print review, just a podcast.

It's happening alot. Soon I won't even bother when I see an interesting thumbnail up-left.

G. Noel Gross

Feh. Being a 33-year-old curmudgeon myself, I understand your grousing about our trying to do anything new or interesting. I agree the here-to-here-to-here linkage is a pain, but I'm not sure how else we could do it. As for print vs. podcast, well, no free DVD for you.

Brooklyn

A problem I have with podcast reviews moreso than those in text is that spoilers can
appear unannounced. In print if I see something's headed that way I can skip over
certain sections, or cut right to the audio/video/extras section, but with a podcast
you don't know what's where. This isn't calling attention to any podcast specifically,
and I do enjoy listening to them -- but only after I've seen the film in question, and
that imo takes away from the whole purpose of a review.