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| "The Tunnel Under the World" |
Below, today's set of reviews and citations of audiovisual works and related matter, with the posts at the links...as always, thanks to all the contributors and to all you readers for your participation. As usual, there are likely to be additions to this list over the course of the day, and if I've missed your, or someone else's, post, please let me know in comments...thanks again...
Alison Nastasi (courtesy Bill Crider): 20 Silent Horror and Suspense Classics online
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| Viva Las Vegas |
Brian Arnold: Michael Nesmith in Elephant Parts
BV Lawson: Media Murder
Dan Stumpf: Violent Saturday
Eddie Deezen (courtesy Bill Crider): Viva Las Vegas
Elizabeth Foxwell: House on Greenapple Road
George Kelley: Blue Jasmine
Iba Dawson: The Story of Film: An Odyssey
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| The L Word |
Jackie Kashian: Cameron Esposito on lesbians in television and film
Jacqueline T. Lynch: Madison Avenue
James Reasoner: Frank Adamo
Jerry House: Out of the Unknown: "The Tunnel Under the World" (based on the Frederik Pohl short story)
Juri Nummelin: True Confessions
Kate Laity: One, Two, Three
Kelly Robinson: The Death of Grass/No Blade of Grass and the a/v adaptations of John Christopher's novel
Kliph Nesteroff: Lou Marsh
Laura: Alan Ladd; Condemned Women; Smart Girls Don't Talk
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| Group Marriage |
Martin Edwards: The Oxford Literary Tour; Jack Reacher
Marty McKee: Group Marriage; The Zodiac Killer
Michael Shonk: The US Fall TV Season: the criminous and fantasticated series
Mystery Dave: The Young Victoria; 1776
Pearce Duncan: Four Flies on Grey Velvet
Philip Schweier: Captain Blood
Prashant Trikannad: Just Between Friends; Stepmom
Randy Johnson: The Blue Gardenia; Ringo, The Face of Revenge (aka Ringo, il volto della vendetta)
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| Winter Meeting |
Rod Lott: Eroticide; Antiviral
Sergio Angelini: Intimate Stranger
Stacia Jones: Winter Meeting
Stephen Bowie: Marion Dougherty
Stephen Gallagher: Now You See Me
Yvette Banek: The Wind and the Lion
10 comments:
I hadn't heard about Pohl's passing - still have great memories of the GATEWAY series - what a great innings he had - thanks Todd.
He did, indeed.
Just posted mine. And I too learned about his passing only now.
I'm back and my film is posted, Todd. In case you didn't notice and why should you? I know I've been gone forever, but that was then and this is now. :)
Thanks, folks...and I would've checked, Yvette, but it's a strange day.
I eagerly read all those Pohl and Kornbluth collaborations when I was a kid. Classics!
I wrote a magazine article once about infamous book thieves that featured Hasford and his ill-gotten collection. What a strange and troubled man. I was sorry to hear about Pohl. Too many losses lately.
Indeed. I've been kept from FFBing this week by some near-losses that feel too close to the complete deal, rather more close to home.
Quite a crop this run-through! You read a lot of noce stuff, methinks. I remember a particularly odd Pohl-obsessed summer about 30 years ago; funny, I hadn't thought about it until just now. :)
Thanks, as usual!
~Clayton
http://claytonology.weebly.com/old-time-radio.html
I have a real TOF post set to post tomorrow, and I'll do it regularly thereafter. Please be on the lookout.
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