Wings of Desire |
Bill Crider: Blackbeard the Pirate ...trailer
Brian Arnold: GLOW: The Story of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling
B. V. Lawson: Media Murder
Dan Stumpf: The House of the Seven Hawks
Elizabeth Foxwell: The Reluctant Widow (aka The Inheritance)
Evan Lewis: Bar 20
George Kelley: Inside the Actor's Studio: "Tina Fey"; X-Com videogames; Sister Act: The Musical
How Did This Get Made?: In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale
Detour |
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: Mercedes McCambridge; Ozzie Nelson
Jack Seabrook: John Collier on TV overview
Jacqueline T. Lynch: The French Line
James Reasoner: Detour (1945)
Jeff Flugel: The Face of Fu Manchu
Jerry House: Coronet Films' instruction in young romance (your tax dollars at work)
Bhowani Junction |
Juri Nummelin: Kyor-ogly
Kliph Nesteroff: The Steve Allen Show (1968)
Laura: Traveling Saleslady
Lawrence Person: John Dies at the End; "The Nightmare Before St. Patrick's Day"
Lee Goldberg: Hannibal Lecter for German Television
Lucy Brown: Flight for Freedom (1943); Bhowani Junction
Marty McKee: The Package
Michael Shonk: The Brothers Brannigan
Charley Varrick |
Mystery Dan: Phantom from Space
Patti Abbott: Wings of Desire
Randy Johnson: M Squad; A Sky Full of Stars for a Roof (aka ...E per tetto un cielo di stelle)
Rick: Charley Varrick
Rod Lott: Satan in High Heels
Satan in High Heels |
Ron Scheer: Little Big Man (and a western film roundup)
Scott Cupp: Winsor McKay: The Master Edition
Sergio Angelini: audio drama: Dark Shadows: "The Christmas Presence";
Mysteries in Audio
Stacia Jones: The Fury
Todd Mason: PBS Online Film Festival;
The Big Broadcast (archived only till Sunday night, and a particularly good selection of older radio drama this week, with only the rather far-fetched though engaging Crime Club and the typically pathetic, if also amusing, I Was a Communist for the FBI at the end not up to the rather consistent quality of the rest of the week's entries, including a surprising Dragnet with a presentation of an Edgar Award at the conclusion; Jessica Tandy and Hume Cronyn's series Marriage is certainly of its time...and written by Ernest Kinoy).
Yvette Banek: Dave
Anon.: Cliffhangers
Just putting mine up.
ReplyDeleteSteve at MysteryFile just added my look at Brothers Brannagan.
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Thanks, folks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for including me in the usual round-up, Todd! Most appreciated!
ReplyDeleteNot at all, Jeff. (Never ever "sci-fi" for sf, though. Not that you have to obey that ukase, just the world would be that much better if everyone did...)
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