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| Near Dark |
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| From Here to Eternity |
Brian Arnold: Atari 2600 Videogame Ads
BV Lawson: Media Murder
Elizabeth Foxwell: "Spellbound" (Theater 62; 1962 television)
Evan Lewis: The Case of the Howling Dog (1934 Perry Mason film)
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| "Maria" (Alfred Hitchcock Presents:) |
George Kelley: Stella Adler (and Anton Chekhov)
Iba Dawson: Near Dark
Jackie Kashian: Sean Cullen and Debra DiGiovanni
Jack Seabrook: John Collier (and John Wyndham) on Television: "Maria" (Alfred Hitchcock Presents:)
James Reasoner: We've Got Each Other
Jerry House: Battling with Buffalo Bill
J. Kingston Pierce: A Very Missing Person (one of three pilots for The Great Detectives)
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| Warning from Space |
John Charles: Warning from Space (aka Uchujin Tokyo ni arawaru)
Kliph Nesteroff: Howard Storm
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| A Cry in the Night |
Lucy Brown: Party Girl
Mark Hand: Promised Land
Martin Edwards: Dream House
Patti Abbott: The Dick Van Dyke Show
Philip Schweier: What's Up, Doc?
Prashant Trikannad: Two Mules for Sister Sara
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| Two Mules for Sister Sara |
Rick: the Best Courtroom Films
Rod Lott: Detention
Ron Scheer: Nevada Smith
Scott Cupp: The Bride of the Gorilla
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| Cleopatra |
Sergio Angelini: Douglas Slocombe
Stacia Jones: Gloria Swanson; Ingmar Bergman et al.
Stephen Bowie: Kathleen Murray and Circle in the Square
Yvette Banek: Cleopatra (1934)
14 comments:
Thanks for including my somewhat atypical post Todd. 'Regular' service to be resumed next week!
Thanks Todd. With luck, I'll have an official post sometime today or tonight.
Nothing from me today, Todd unless I can get up from down in the dumps and dealing with STUFF!!
Thanks, folks...I can definitely sympathize with everyone's time-crunch or energy-drain (or both)...hope you can feel better soon, Yvette.
Mine is up
It's still Tuesday, right? My post is up and running. Thanks for your patience, Todd. :)
Thanks, folks!
Thanks, Todd. Not exactly a forgotten choice but his article sparked my memories of the show.
I'm not Too worried about the rather familiar being discussed at least some of the time, if the discussion is worthwhile. While hidden gems are the goal, warnings and new (or at least fond) perspectives are good, too...
Thanks for the link and the picture, Todd. I can never decide which ones to carry with my piece lest they give away more than necessary.
I'm luckier thus...in providing an image for the links list, I simply look for the most eye-catching that (ideally) hasn't been used on the relevant post...
Thanks to both of you, as well, Patti and Prashant.
Hi Todd, I came over via Bill Cyder's blog, sadly too late for this week. Although I'll definitely be getting involved in the future.
Paul
OK, Paul...Bill Crider's, perhaps? Be warned, though...it can't be IN THE CUT and INTO THE NIGHT every week (nor even every other week alternated with WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN and TEQUILA SUNRISE...).
great collection of posts!
as a movie blogger myself, i am always intrigued by reviews and info of lesser known films, particularly of yesteryear.
is there anyway i can get in on the action?
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