watched it today,
it was hard to find..but I finally witnessed greatest movie ever made Every frame means a thing or two,
insane visual story telling
And and and!! The summary of 3 characters through 3 glass at the end is absolute cinema and absolutely genius!!!
A simple cart driver has a dark secret by night he digs up bodies to sell, and when the body supply runs out he goes out to kill.
A true example of a killer who kills for profit.
There are also hallmarks of what we have been calling the supernatural killer the disappearing killer happens at the end of the film.
In this week's episode we are talking about one of Boris Karloff's most underrated films.
Watched Flash Gordon (1980). It's campy but Max Von Sydow is classic. Always worth rewatching. Loved Timothy Dalton and the rest of the ensemble cast.
An innocent man (the furious) breaks out of prison and then utilizes a female race driver (the fast) in his escape plan to Mexico. Fast-paced and cliched, the low-budget film was destined to return a profit. My assessment of the film, its music score, and unintentionally funny moments is at FORGOTTEN CINEMA.
The poster features taglines typical of 1950s sci-fi, such as "This was the deadliest secret of all... the MAN with the RADIO-ACTIVE BRAIN!".
Love Tom Baker's portrayal of the evil sorcerer. Played it to the hilt till he caught the sword literally. Love the Ray Harryhousen Special Effects of the time. So bad so classic.
Can anyone tell me where/how can I watch the 1934 movie “The House of Rothchilds”?
Re watched and Live 20,000 Leagues under The Sea. Peter Lorre. James Mason, Kirk Douglas. I love rewatching this.
