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African Kings and Queens

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Christ Stopped at Eboli

It's a perfect movie for a dark time: Carlo Levi's famed novel about a political undesirable became a major Italian miniseries by…

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Lord Love a Duck

This mid-'sixties black comedy from the mischievous George Axelrod defines and dissects 'crazy California culture' just as West Coasters were being slandered…

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Money Plane

This past summer’s VOD Lawrence Brothers sensation Money Plane marks a bit of a digression as a recommendation from this fan. It…

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The Carpetbaggers

It's lurid, it's soapy, it's forbidden: where does the line form?  Joseph E. Levine made hay from Harold Robbins' best seller, with…

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Love Me Tonight

Does a musical have to have big dance numbers, glorious cinematography and stereophonic sound?  I agree with a consensus of critics and…

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Farewell Diana Rigg

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Dr. Who Double Feature—1965 & ’66

The story of Doctor Who turns on a distinctly British conceit; our hero, a grandfatherly type usually found puttering in the garden,…

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Five Graves to Cairo

It's smart, it's funny, it has a touch of romance... it's Billy Wilder & Charles Brackett's entertaining espionage thriller set between the…

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I’ll Get You + Fingerprints Don’t Lie

Witness one Robert Lippert, an American independent producer who flourished in multiple eras of Hollywood. We discuss his adaptation to changes in…

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Mid-Quarantine Cinema

Four months ago, we assessed the possible futures of post-quarantine cinema. Premium Video On Demand (PVOD) was on the upswing, after apparently…

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The Bill & Ted Character Power Rankings

“The only true wisdom comes in knowing that you know nothing.” -Socrates There’s a reason screenwriters Ed Solomon and Chris Matheson made…

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When Worlds Collide

George Pal's second science fiction classic has conceptual imagination and visual wonder to spare, along with a million awkward and dated details.…

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Streets of Hollywood

Pairing wine with movies!  See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell. …

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Flash Gordon 4K

Arrow jumps into the 4K Ultra HD bracket with a knockout 40th anniversary presentation of this campy, music-filled and incredibly colorful Dino…

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The Naked City

Jules Dassin's most popular pre-exile crime thriller is many things: a cracking good police tale, a drama of human struggle and weakness,…

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Flying Leathernecks

John Wayne, Robert Ryan and some thrilling color combat footage grace this Howard Hughes WW2 aviation epic, that's famous for being the…

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Attack of the Crab Monsters

Roger Corman began his boom year of 1957 with a marvelous bit of 'way-out' sci-fi -- a 'Tidal Wave of Terror' no…

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Black Gravel

When they dig it up, what will they find?  Fans will want to see this forgotten Deutsch-noir masterpiece. Helmut Käutner's tale of…

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The Paleface

In 1934 Al Christie directed Going Spanish, a 19 minute farce billed as “An Educational Musical Comedy.” The movie is notable only…

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Island Hopping

Pairing wine with movies!  See the trailers and hear the fascinating commentary for these movies and many more at Trailers From Hell. …

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The Balcony

When Jean Genet died in 1986, France’s Minister of Culture proclaimed “Jean Genet has left us and with him, a black sun…

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Mister Vampire

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton returns with an assessment of Ricky Lau's Hong Kong comedy horror show-cum-mystical martial arts romp. Introduced to the…