The Pit and the Pendulum |
Bill Crider: Love at First Bite [trailer]
The Phenix City Story |
Brian Arnold: Iron Man 3
BV Lawson: Media Murder
David Vineyard: Make Mine Mink
Earl Kemp: with Terry Kemp, Paul Krassner. Tom Gitchoff and Ron Turner:
"Conspiracy to Mail Obscene Materials": Earl Kemp and the First Amendment (San Diego Comics Fest 2012)
Ed Gorman (and Steve-O): The Phenix City Story
Ed Lynskey: Phone Call from a Stranger
Kansas City Confidential |
Elizabeth Foxwell: Kansas City Confidential
Evan Lewis: Dick Tracy (1945 film)
George Kelley: Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Iba Dawson: Golden Globes aftermath
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: M Squad
James Reasoner: The Pit and the Pendulum (1961 film)
M Squad |
John Charles: Rewind This!
Juri Nummelin: Prisoners; Heathers
Kliph Nesteroff: Murray Roman on Tom Smothers
Laura: Drums Across the River; The Corpse Came C.O.D.
Lucy Brown: Summer Magic
The Wrecking Crew |
Martin Schneider: TV-CBGB
Marty McKee: Chopper One: "Pilot"; Rewind This!; Snow Devils
Rich and Strange |
Mystery Dave: Coffy
Patti Abbott: Rich and Strange (aka East of China)
Pop My Culture: The Worst of 2013
Prashant Trikannad: James Coburn
Rick: The Wrecking Crew; Ronald Colman
Peyton Place |
Ron Scheer: Chino (aka The Valdez Horses; Valdez, il mezzosangue)
Scott Cupp: The Lost World (1960 film)
Sergio Angelini: The Groundstar Conspiracy
Seth Goodkind: Lovely But Deadly
Stacia Jones: Phone Call from a Stranger
Stephen Bowie: Peyton Place (the tv series)
Yvette Banek: The 39 Steps (1935 film)
Zybahn/Frank: The 4400: "Graduation Day"
Coffy |
Just posted mine, Todd. Are we on one wavelength or not? Ha.
ReplyDeleteAt very least, moving at similar speed on this snowy day! Thanks, Yvette.
ReplyDeletePlease post mine as well. Thanks, Frank
ReplyDeletehttp://casualdebris.blogspot.ca/2014/01/the-4400-graduation-day.html
Just putting a new one, Todd. 15 minutes or so.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Frank, and I'll be here, Juri...further thanks.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the post on PEYTON PLACE. A trip down memory lane.
ReplyDeleteIt's a series I've managed to miss altogether over the years, but I am interested by Stephen's contention that Paul Monash made sure it was a cut above simple soap.
ReplyDeleteTodd, thanks again for the links this week.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Prashant!
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