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| Black Sabbath aka I tre volti della paura (The Three Faces of Fear) |
Anne Billson: Scary Films 1 and 2
Bill Crider: Robin and Marian [trailer]; Help!
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Help! |
BV Lawson: Media Murder; the National Book Festival
Dan Stumpf: The Mighty Gorga
Ed Lynskey: The Crooked Web
Elizabeth Foxwell: Seance on a Wet Afternoon
Evan Lewis: The Confessions of Robert Crumb
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| Seance on a Wet Afternoon |
Fred Blosser: The Bronte Sisters
George Kelley: Sin City: A Dame to Die For 3-D
How Did This Get Made?: "The First Annual Howdies": Part 1
...and Part 2
Iba Dawson: Talk to Me
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion
Jack Seabrook: Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "Most Likely to Succeed" (by Henry Slesar)
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| Night Passage |
Jackie Kashian: Ron Babcock
Jacqueline Lynch: The Golden Horde
Jake Hinkson: Samuel Fuller and Neo-Noir
James Reasoner: Night Passage
Jerry House: Dow Hour of Great Mysteries: "The Bat"; Stealing America: Vote by Vote
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| In a Lonely Place |
John Charles: The Final Countdown
John Grant: In a Lonely Place; Motel Blue
Jonathan Lewis: The Public Defender; Johnny Apollo
Kelly Robinson: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1908 film); Absinthe
Kliph Nesteroff: Murder in Mink! The Crimes of Comedian Ray Bourbon
Laura: Why Worry?; Force of Arms; Trial (1955 film)
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| A Walk on the Moon |
Martin Edwards: Compulsion (2013 film)
Marty McKee: 5 Card Stud
Mystery Dave: El Dorado
Neer: The Web
Patti Abbott: A Walk on the Moon; Do The Right Thing
Prashant Trikannad: Real Steel; Richard Attenborough
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| Piper Laurie, The Hustler |
Randy Johnson: The Inspector (aka Lisa); Tutto per tutto (aka Go For Broke)
Rick: Piper Laurie
Ron Scheer: The Luck of Roaring Camp
Sergio Angelini: Farewell, My Lovely
Stacia Jones: The Big House; Kay Francis
Stephen Bowie: Susan Oliver and James Shigeta
Steve Lewis: Santa Fe Trail
Yvette Banek: From the Terrace
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| From the Terrace |
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| The 1937 sound remake... |
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| Talk to Me director Kasi Lemmons and co-star Taraji Henson; The Inspector |
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| The Bronte Sisters |
I'll have something shortly, Todd. Running, running, running late as usual. :)
ReplyDeleteTodd, I have a post too, of a film overlooked in my part of the world. Hope it makes the grade. Many thanks
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ReplyDeleteHello Todd
Here's my entry for Tuesday's Overlooked Films:
The Web (1947)
http://inkquilletc.blogspot.in/2014/08/tuesdays-overlooked-film-web-1947.html
Thanks
August 26, 2014 at 10:58 AM
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Blogger Todd Mason said...
Thank you, Neer!
August 26, 2014 at 11:59 AM
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Yvette, Prashant--thanks, folks. No later (not as late as) me, Yvette...and of course the grade is achieved, Prashant!
ReplyDeleteA lot of doomed romances in today's round up Todd - fab!
ReplyDeleteInteresting point...perhaps it's the influence of the end of summer in this hemisphere...or simply that I'm an utterly he[pless romantic. (Perhaps the influence of the romances of various sorts project that John Grant is contributing to can't be discounted...I fear I might've missed the deadline to write up TRANS EUROP EXPRESS for that roundelay)(a film that both will and decidedly won't make a smashing double-feature with the eventual 50 SHADES film).
ReplyDeleteOne thing I really need to do is to attend to getting the final repairs on my home desktop, because the odd flukes of these Apple laptops and "books" are no more charming as they go along (particularly not in re: Blogspot).