Site created 12/15/97.		review added: 2/24/99 Next of Kin 1998 (1989) - Warner Bros. review by Todd Doogan, special to The Digital Bits Film Rating: B- Sure, I'd much rather be sitting here reviewing Roadhouse -- but who wouldn't? What we have here is Patrick Swayze kicking ass as an Appalachian backwoods hick turned Chi-Town cop. When his brother is offed by the mob, he pulls out his own family to show the true meaning of family value. Disc Ratings (Video/Audio/Extras): B-/B-/F Looks and sounds fine for what it is. Actually it's the better of this last Warner cheap-o, full frame bunch. Extras are, not surprisingly, missing. Overall Rating: C A good movie, an OK disc. Not much more can be said. Specs and Features 109 mins, R, full frame (1.33:1), single-sided, single-layered, Snapper case, scene access (33 chapters), language: English (DD 2.0), subtitles: English, Close Captioned Bottom line What do you want from me, permission to buy it? Sure, go on out and pick it up. It'll make a fine addition to your Swayze DVD collection. Todd Doogan todddoogan@thedigitalbits.com
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