Gremlins Storybook & Record Sets
Back in 1984 Walt Disney Records issued a series of five read along records exclusively through Hardee’s. Each of the five records spanned a section of the film Gremlins. The… Read more »
Rasputin & The Empress
Rasputin & The Empress (1932) was something of a coup for MGM. It’s the only film to feature all three of the Barrymores; John, Ethel and Lionel. Each of them… Read more »
Dante’s Peak
Dante’s Peak (1997) is an affective disaster film that delivers its thrills on all cylinders while never sacrificing characterization for spectacle. Director Roger Donaldson had long been one of the… Read more »
Sorceress
Twin sisters Mira and Mara (Leigh and Lynette Harris) must stop their evil sorcerer father Traigon (Roberto Ballesteros) before he can summon the wicked god Caligara and an army of… Read more »
Invasion Of The Bee Girls
I know that at one point or another we all wonder what the first film that Nicholas Meyer ever wrote was. The answer is the sexploitation science fiction classic Invasion… Read more »
Saddle The Wind
Saddle The Wind (1958) should be a classic western. Rod Serling’s script brings an existential dread to the familiar tale of a brother trying to pull his younger brother back… Read more »
Congo
From a marketing standpoint Congo (1995) promised to be a hit. Congo was based upon a novel by Michael Crichton and could ride the wave of credibility generated by Jurassic… Read more »
The Legend Of Tomiris
The Legend Of Tomiris or just simply Tomiris (2019) is a biographical film about the titular queen of the Massagetae who defeated the Persian conqueror Cyrus the Great in 530… Read more »
How I Won The War
As the anti-war movement began to really take hold Richard Lester released his film How I Won The War (1967). How I Won The War wasn’t just an anti-war film,… Read more »
The Lost Leonardo
Andreas Koefoed’s The Lost Leonardo (2021) frames the mysteries and scandals surrounding the Salvator Mundi like a true crime documentary. It’s a slick film with a pointed messaging. Koefoed answers… Read more »
