Bell, Book & Candle
When Shep Henderson (James Stewart) takes his fiancée Merle (Janice Rule) to join his new neighbor Gil Holroyd (Kim Novak) and her aunt Queenie (Elsa Lanchester) at the Zodiac Club… Read more »
The Munsters
In adapting the cult classic television show The Munsters (1964-66) into a feature film for Netflix, Rob Zombie chose to adhere as closely to the aesthetics and general spirit of… Read more »
Stone Cold Dead
George Mendeluk’s debut feature Stone Cold Dead (1979) is a sleazy exploitation flick. Having seen his follow-up TV movie The Kidnapping Of The President (1980), starring William Shatner, I should… Read more »
Anaconda
Dr. Cale (Eric Stoltz) and Dr. Westridge (Jonathan Hyde) have charted a boat into the heart of the Amazon jungle in search of the elusive Shirishama people. Accompanying them is… Read more »
The Mutilator
When Ed (Matt Mitler) was a little boy he accidentally shot and murdered his mother while cleaning one of his father’s (Jack Chatham) rifles. Now in law school, Ed’s father… Read more »
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There is nothing subtle about Den hvide slavehandels sidste offer (1911). August Blom’s film Den hvide slavehandels sidste offer is meant to shock viewers into action with its ribald sensationalism…. Read more »
Confess, Fletch
Fletch (1985) and Fletch Lives (1989), starring Chevy Chase, were staples of video stores and daytime cable programming when I was growing up. The Chase led films adapted Gregory Mcdonald’s… Read more »
Never Compromise
After years of living in poverty and struggling to survive, best friends Bill (Francis Ng Chun-Yu) and Shing (Simon Lui Yue-Yeung) manage to sneak into Hong Kong. But when a… Read more »
Sleep, My Love
Wealthy Manhattan socialite Alison Courtland (Claudette Colbert) wakes on a train with no recollection of how she got there. This isn’t the first such episode for Mrs. Courtland, or so… Read more »
A Woman For All Men
Personally, I love finding a film that stars beloved character actors in the leading roles. That’s the primary reason I was drawn to Arthur Marks’ film A Woman For All… Read more »
