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The Gypsy Moths
“If you lived here you’d be home now.” The Gypsy Moths (1969) was the final film that director John Frankenheimer made with leading man Burt Lancaster. The two men began… Read more »
“If you lived here you’d be home now.” The Gypsy Moths (1969) was the final film that director John Frankenheimer made with leading man Burt Lancaster. The two men began… Read more »
Die! Die! My Darling! (1965) was the great Tallulah Bankhead’s final film but it was also one of the late Donald Sutherland’s first films. Sutherland’s early career in British horror… Read more »
“All good little girls are bad once in a while.” Ron and June Ormond’s The Exotic Ones (1968) can be summed up by a single shot that proceeds the opening… Read more »
For decades Private Property (1960) was thought lost. Upon being discovered and restored the film became widely available via a Blu-Ray release through Cinelicious Pics. Back in the hands of… Read more »
Dr. James Newslow is the mastermind behind Red Midnight (1966). He poured his money, heart, and passion into this film. Newslow’s fear of nuclear destruction drives Red Midnight. To make… Read more »
Bankrobbers Dan (Neville Brand) and Iggy (Frank Gorshin) have taken cashier Ms. Miller (Grayson Hall) hostage and are hiding out in a boarding house. It’s there that the intrepid feline… Read more »
House Of Usher (1960) is the film that began Roger Corman’s cycle of Edgar Allan Poe adaptations starring Vincent Price. House Of Usher and the Poe adaptations that followed it… Read more »
Beware The Black Widow (1968) is director Larry Crane’s grim and grimy tale of revenge. The plot follows a pair of newspaper men investigating the murders of the members of… Read more »
Chock full of gratuitous nudity and primitive gore effects, No Tears For The Damned (1968) is a regional B-Movie that riffs on the themes of Psycho (1960). No Tears For… Read more »
Barbarella (1968), like its contemporary 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), has so often been imitated and referenced that it exists at a remove from its historical moment. It’s not that… Read more »