Anne Billson: Rep: Older Films I Saw in Theaters in 2015
Anonymous: The Double Life of Veronique; The Lady Eve
Bhob Stewart: Ryan Larkin; Hunger by Peter Foldes; Alicia Minor's "Cannibal Holocaust"
The Big Broadcast: 3 January 2016
Bill Crider: Secret of the Incas [clip, albeit w/spoilers]
Brian Arnold: Popeye: "Spinach Greetings"
BV Lawson: Media Murder
Colin: Santa Fe Passage
Comedy Film Nerds: Year's End
The Cracked Podcast: Movies Which Would Be Better from a Different POV
Cynthia Fuchs: Left on Purpose; Missing People
Dan Stumpf: It's in the Bag [and previous takes: Walter Albert's and my own]
David Vineyard: The Yellow One
Dorian Bartolucci: His Kind of Woman
Elgin Bleecker: Cold in July
Eve: Leatrice Joy Gilbert Fountain
Elizabeth Foxwell: The Unholy Four (aka The Stranger Came Home); Red Nightmare
Evan Lewis: Captain Midnight (a 1955 tv episode)
Gary Deane: 11 for 2015
George Kelley: Brooklyn; Carol
Gilligan Newton-John: Benji (the audio/storybook adaptation); Take This Job and Shove It; four obscure action films (some NSFW imagery); Ice Capades 1975
Iba Dawson: Miles Ahead; Macbeth (2015)
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: Cattle Empire; the GetTV network, et al.; classic Xmas films
Jack Seabrook, Peter Enfantino, John Scoleri, Jose Cruz and Gilbert: 2015 favorites, new and reissued
Jackie Kashian: Brock Wilbur on Silent Hill and other horror-oriented video games; Kashian and Laurie Kilmartin's new podcast
Jacqueline T. Lynch: classic Xmas films
Jake Hinkson: 2015, old and new films
James Branscome: 2015 discoveries of older films
James Clark: Flight of the Red Balloon
James Reasoner: Mr. Moto Takes a Chance
Janet Varney: Aya Cash
Jerry House: The Scarecrow (1920 film)
John Grant: The Painted Lady; Mystery of the 13th Guest
Jonathan Lewis: Hero and the Terror; You and Me
Karen Hannsberry: Convicted; The Criminal Code
Kate Laity: The Ealing Comedies
Ken Levine: Wayne Rogers; how US broadcast networks might get out of their slump
Kevin Pollak's Chat Show: Kelly Carlin
Kristina Dijan: Jack the Ripper (1959 film); The Life of Jimmy Dolan; Highway Dragnet; A Matter of Life and Death; December films
Laura G: The Letter; And Now Tomorrow; Cy Endfield; Hitler's Children; Dial Red O; Pillow to Post
Lucy Brown: The First of the Few
Marty McKee: Truck Turner; Escape 2000 (aka Turkey Shoot)
Mildred Perkins: Fido
Mystery Dave: The Aviator
Patricia Nolan-Hall: The Absent-Minded Professor
Patti Abbott: Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams; Michael Caine; One and Done
Pop My Culture: Matt Mira
Rick: Homicidal; 2015 most popular posts
Robert/Television Obscurities: WCBW (later WCBS) schedule, Week of 29 June 1941; Code 3 (tv series); The Ghostbreaker (1967 telefilm/pilot)
Rod Lott: On Her Bed of Roses; House of Long Shadows; Fantastic Four (2015 film); Shriek of the Mutilated
Rupert Pupkin: Figures in a Landscape
Ruth Kerr: Borderline
Sachin Gandhi: 2015 Top Ten films, and honorable mentions
Scott A. Cupp: Them!
Sergio Angelini: film noir
Stacia Kissick Jones: The Earth vs. the Flying Saucers; The Discoverers
Stephen Bowie: The "Vast Wasteland" at 50
Steve Lewis: Confidentially Yours [aka...]; Ghost Story: "The New House" (pilot)
Todd Mason: Fred Allen memorialized by Toshiko Akiyoshi, Cyd Charisse and Ann Landers among more likely folk; recent television series in "less-traveled" pathways:
The Man in the High Castle (Amazon)
Midtown (TuffTV broadcast/Amazon streaming)
Everyone's Crazy But Us (Funny or Die/YouTube streaming)
The Hotwives of Atlanta (Hulu)
No, You Shut Up! (Fusion cablecast/YouTube streaming)
W/Bob & David (Netflix)
The Price of More (Crackle streaming)
Falcón (CinéMoi cable/streaming)
Spotless (Esquire Network/streaming)
Flesh and Bone (Starz)
Vienna: The Letter
Wallace Stroby: The Five Best Heist Films You've Never Seen
WTF: Gloria Steinem and Kliph Nesteroff
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