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| Kim Novak and Fred MacMurray in Pushover |
The selections (reviews, interviews and citations at the links below) of undeservedly (and a few deservedly) under-appreciated audio/visual experiences...as always, thanks to all the contributors and you readers...
Allan Fish: The Long Day Closes; Mon Oncle
Anne Billson: The dangers of excessive whimsy...
Anonymous: Yellow Sky
Bill Crider: Slow West [trailer]
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| Slow West |
Brian Arnold: Ultraman and other Japanese SF tv series
Brian Busby: Without Warning
BV Lawson: Media Murder
BNoirDetour: No Way Out with Linda Darnell (courtesy of John Grant)
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| No Way Out |
Colin: Dawn at Socorro
Comedy Film Nerds: Ric Meyers on martial arts films; Baron Vaughn
Cynthia Fuchs: A Gay Girl in Damascus: The Amina Profile; Cartel Land
David Cramner: 9 Best Gunsmoke television episodes
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| James Garner and Margot Kidder in Nichols |
Elgin Bleecker: James Garner
Elizabeth Foxwell: Dark Hazard
Evan Lewis: Dashiell Hammett in San Francisco; LanceCon '82
Gary Deane: noir at the 2015 Palm Springs International Film Festival
George Kelley: Justice League: Gods and Monsters
Gilligan Newton-John: Twisted Nerve; Deadly Strangers
How Did This Get Made?: Minisode
Iba Dawson: Two Thousand Maniacs
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: The franchising of Bozo
Jack Seabrook, Christine Scoleri & John Scoleri: On Borrowed Time
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| Colleen Smith and fellow puppeteers |
Jackie Kashian: Rise of the Guardians; Murray Valeriano and Monty Franklin on surfing and surfing culture
Jacqueline T. Lynch: The Barrymores
Jake Hinkson: Pushover
James Reasoner: Project Almanac
Janet Varney: Colleen Smith of No, You Shut Up!
Jerry House: The Six Shooter
John Grant: Out of the Rain; Out of the Shadow
Jonathan Lewis: Two Flags West
Karen Hannsberry: Blondie Johnson
Kelly Robinson: IDing silent films at the Mostly Lost Festival; The Werewolf (1913 film; lost)
Ken Levine: wardrobe at music awards shows and how not to (courtesy Ed Gorman)
Kliph Nesteroff: Betsy Palmer
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| Leigh Brackett |
Kristina Dijan: Leigh Brackett; Shadows on the Stairs; A Free Soul; Cobra Woman; The Hired Gun
Lance Charnes: Rush (tv series)
Laura: Hell's Five Hours; Oliver & Company
Lawrence Person: 2014 WorldCon
Lindsey: The Women; Ida Lupino (courtesy John Grant)
Lucille Juliano: The Miracle Worker (1962 film)
Lucy Brown: Homefront
Mark Evanier: KPFK (Pacifica Radio) Television Comedy Panel (1961): Groucho Marx, Carl Reiner, Steve Allen, Robert Young
Martin Edwards: Lifeboat
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| The Saint |
Marty McKee: Tattoo; Love and Bullets
Mystery Dave: The Saint (1997 film)
Patrick Murtha: Alan Ladd
Patti Abbott: Holiday (1938 film)
Paul Bishop: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Part 2
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| Agnes Bruckner |
Pop My Culture: Agnes Bruckner
Randy Johnson: Fantastic Four (1994 film)
Raquel Stecher: Fury (1936 film)
Rick: Patrick McGoohan
Rod Lott: The City of the Dead (aka Horror Hotel); Watch Me When I Kill; I Drink Your Blood [Sergio Angelini on The City of the Dead]
Ruth: Alice Guy
Sam Juliano: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Sergio Angelini: Strangler's Web
Stacia Jones: Alibi (1929 film)
Stephen Bowie: The Defenders: "Fires of the Mind"
Steve Lewis: PulpFest 2015; Johnny Rocco
Stuart Galbraith IV: Kaiun! Nandemo kanteidan
Victoria Loomes: June Mathis
Vienna: They Met in a Taxi
Walker Martin: PulpFest 2015
Yvette Banek: 23 Paces to Baker Street
Bud Yorkin and Yvonne Craig, RIP.
5 comments:
Love some foo the piccies you've got there Todd, especially that one of Leigh Brackett - lovely!
Thanks! I do like to get them in when possible...and decided to show restraint in not using the more impressive stills from Tattoo...a terrible film but one which is remembered usually for the degree to which Maud Adams and Bruce Dern are not shy. And in several ways an interesting film you chose this week...thanks.
Greetings Todd,
I forgot to send this your way. It's really more a book review - but the title in question is a novelization of a lost silent film:
The Story Without a Name
There be stills!
Todd--thanks for the link! I'm surprised you didn't link my newer Film Dirt post about the first werewolf movie, but I'm happy to get any readers at the film blog. (I'm focusing on it more than the book blog these days, since it jibes more with my book research).
I'll make my way through these links when I finish writing today. Thanks again!
Brian--thanks--that is definitely enough of a multimedia curio to qualify.
Kelly--thank you...I managed to follow your book blog link to the first of your new posts in your film blog but somehow failed to see the subsequent ones...amusing coincidence, to me, that I first became aware of Agnes Bruckner (Pop My Culture guest for this week's link) because of her starring role as a werewolf in Blood and Chocolate...and Welcome back!
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