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| amnesia film The Ipcress File |
Anne Billson: Ten Places You Wouldn't Expect to See a Severed Head (a still from Re-Animator might upset some offices NSFWly) (insert discussion of severed heads Yes/bare breasts No here)
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| Where's Poppa? |
Bill Crider: Where's Poppa? [trailer]
Brian Arnold: the 2013-14 television season
BV Lawson: Media Murder
David Vineyard: Welcome to the Punch
Ed Gorman: Crime Wave
Ed Lynskey: Locke
Elizabeth Foxwell: Hell is a City
Evan Lewis: Tarzan of the Apes (1918 film)
George Kelley: The Wild Wild West (the tv series)
How Did This Get Made?: Ernest Goes to Jail
Iba Dawson: Love and Engineering; The Battered Bastards of Baseball
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: High Pressure; Flight from Glory; Lightning Strikes Twice; The Bachelor Party; Johnny Cool
Jack Seabrook: Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "The Right Kind of Medicine"
Jackie Kashian: Myq Kaplan
Jacqueline T. Lynch: A Women's Vengeance
Jake Hinkson: Leigh Brackett, screenwriter; Carl Dreyer
James Reasoner: Clutch Cargo
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| The Musketeers of Pig Alley |
John Charles: The Terror Within; Dead Space
John Grant: Candellight in Algeria; Blood
Jonathan Lewis: The Abominable Snowman
Laura: Command Decision; Hit the Deck
Lucy Brown: Hobson's Choice
Kate Laity: Blitz
Martin Edwards: Crimefest 2014; Happy Valley; Hinterland
Marty McKee: Pier 5, Havana; Tarzan Goes to India
Mystery Dave: Knights of Badassdom
Patti Abbott: Me, Natalie
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| Me, Natalie |
Randy Johnson: The Deadly Mantis; Reptilicus; Tequila Joe (aka E venne il tempo di uccidere); Harlan Ellison's Watching
Rick: Robert Vaughn
Rod Lott: Evilspeak
Ron Scheer: The Gunfight at Dodge City
Sergio Angelini: The Top 20 Amnesia Mystery Movies
Stacia Jones: The Rose and the Jackal; Pennies from Heaven (the 1981 film)
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| A New Leaf |
Walter Albert: Broncho Billy and the Baby
Yvette Banek: A New Leaf
6 comments:
Todd, nothing from me today. I haven't seen an old or overlooked film in months.
Thanks, Prashant!
Fantastic crop of films today - thanks as always Todd, not least for the great stills (that shot from the Griffith film, with such composition in depth, in its own way was truly groundbreaking)
Thanks for the benisons, Sergio...both here in comments and your review column (and I've added a few reviews). It is a striking sequence in the Griffith, indeed...even down to the naturalistic makeup. Imagine the impact on first viewing.
I actually find one but not in the usual place.
Added! Thanks, Kate.
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