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CROOKS AND LAWYERS WITH BTS

Crooks and lawyers this week on Trailers From Hell.  What’s the difference, you may ask? Lawyers drink better wine.  Let’s see if…

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Murder, He Says

The Snopes family were a collection of Southern-fried scoundrels introduced by William Faulkner in 1940’s The Hamlet—over the course of three novels…

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The Day of the Dolphin

They swim, they play, and they talk. They love George C. Scott and call him 'pa.' Mike Nichols' paranoid sci-fi classic combines…

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Beau Geste

It's a classic from the Golden Year of 1939, directed in fine style by Wild Bill Wellman and well cast with Paramount…

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3-D Rarities II

3-D Blu-ray isn’t going away, even as the equipment to show it becomes hard to find — and the 3-D Film Archive…

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Show Boat (1936)

One of the best and most melodic of filmic transpositions from Broadway, James Whale's beautifully directed movie showcases all-time great performances by…

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The Bolshevik Trilogy 3 Films by Vsevolod Pudovkin

Ready for some good old-fashioned artistic propaganda, Soviet-style Russian filmmakers tried to make film grammar into an emotional-intellectual science, and these pro-Revolution…

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The Mad Magician

For Vincent Price, revenge was a dish served cold and in 3-D. In 1954, just a year after his three-dimensional rampage in…

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Low Budget Slashers

Aah, low-budget slashers this week on Trailers From Hell.  There is nothing like pairing wine with a film that drips with Burgundy-red…

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Hammer Volume Five – Death and Deceit

Indicator delivers another in their long line of fan-friendly box sets with Hammer Volume Five - Death and Deceit (a subhead that could be…

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Dodsworth

It's 'Marriage Story' circa 1936. Talk about older shows that still pack a dramatic wallop... William Wyler's most celebrated '30s film is…

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Supernatural

Wow! That glorious original poster jumped out at us, making us ask why we couldn't see this classic-era Paramount horror picture starring…

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Leave Her to Heaven

Freddie Mercury sang that Love Kills, and that's apparently where Gene Tierney's coming from in this bizarre domestic noir. Dream wife Tierney…

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Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter

Happy Friday the 13th, Campers! It’s time to talk about the high water mark of the Friday the 13th saga, Friday the…

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Manon

We can depend on H.G. Clouzot to find people at their most desperate, at their worst. His updated adaptation of Manon Lescaut…

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Whisky Galore!/The Maggie

Film Movement, a self-described “film service” that traffics in esoteric theatrical and home video product has released two notable examples of post-war…

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BOTV – More Movies You Never Heard Of

Trailers From Hell is featuring more movies you never heard of this week, so my wine selections should be easy pairings –…

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The Cranes are Flying

Some classic Russian films are impressive, others are interesting -- and this one takes our heads off, as if we were seeing…

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Beau Brummell

This remake of Warners' 1924 John Barrymore feature gives us Elizabeth Taylor in the Mary Astor role, Stewart Granger as the fashion…

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Beau Brummell

This remake of Warners' 1924 John Barrymore feature gives us Elizabeth Taylor in the Mary Astor role, Stewart Granger as the fashion…

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Inside Moves

Richard Donner's first feature post- Superman is a complete switcheroo -- a small-scale character piece that delivers an impressive lineup of engaging…

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My Gun Is Quick

Mike Hammer is in action again!  Well, not exactly. Producer Victor Saville's third go-round with Mickey Spillane's famed character doesn't do the…

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Carquake

This week’s Trailers From Hell movies are about cars, in one fashion or another.  We do not recommend drinking and driving –…