KING OF THE ZOMBIES! Swithin, you speak to my heart! Haven't seen that one in ages! Maybe it's on YouTube.

Oh joy!! THE BIG KNIFE is coming on the 27th and 28th!! Wonder what Eddie has to say about this laugh fest noir. It's a treasure trove of campy good badness, including hilariously gauche "ironic" musical touches emphasizing the existential and metaphorical aspects of Charlie's compromised...

:D Who else enjoyed the cheapjack Monogram WWII propaganda "thriller" I ESCAPED FROM THE GESTAPO? Dean Jagger (when he still had hair, but it was probably a rug) plays a forger unwittingly involved with a drab bunch of B-movie Nazi saboteurs in hard g "Los Angle-eez" headed by Jo...

I wish I could enjoy BORN TO KILL because, well, let's face it, who really doesn't love Laurence Tierney, Claire Trevor, Elisha Cook, Jr. and director Robert Wise. But I just can't get excited or engaged in any way -- the whole thing for me is flat, hollow, unsubtle, and, considering the subject mat...

I started watching THE SEVENTH CROSS and wondered where Jean Pierre Aumont was, then remembered I was confusing it with THE CROSS OF LORRAINE. They both had Hume Cronyn. I think Aumont was with his mistress: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4c/3d/60/4c3d6072abf5b0903875d043607762cf.jpg Oh yeah, MAHOG...

Dargo! LOL I'd rather have quick clinches in the night with Richard Egan! Now there was a man! So Bronxie, have I ever told ya that when I was young, I'd sometimes confuse Richard Egan with Phil Carey? (...they were kind'a the same type, wouldn't ya say?!) Better than confusing him with Timothy Car...

Fedya wrote: ↑April 21st, 2024, 8:02 am

Bronxgirl48 wrote: ↑April 20th, 2024, 9:37 pm Dargo! LOL I'd rather have quick clinches in the night with Richard Egan!

Now there was a man!

The man with the power?

Hoodoo?

LOL, Holden.

Cheerio and come back soon!

I started watching THE SEVENTH CROSS and wondered where Jean Pierre Aumont was, then remembered I was confusing it with THE CROSS OF LORRAINE. They both had Hume Cronyn.

Dargo! LOL I'd rather have quick clinches in the night with Richard Egan! Now there was a man! So Bronxie, have I ever told ya that when I was young, I'd sometimes confuse Richard Egan with Phil Carey? (...they were kind'a the same type, wouldn't ya say?!) No I wouldn't! Ever! Phil Carey, blech!! R...

Who else enjoyed the cheapjack Monogram WWII propaganda "thriller" I ESCAPED FROM THE GESTAPO? Dean Jagger (when he still had hair, but it was probably a rug) plays a forger unwittingly involved with a drab bunch of B-movie Nazi saboteurs in hard g "Los Angle-eez" headed by John ...

Dargo! LOL I'd rather have quick clinches in the night with Richard Egan!

Now there was a man!

Late 1970's Los Angeles, I saw Ron Moody backstage in his underwear at a production of OLIVER. He wasn't very friendly.

Agree!

THE PINK PANTHER never gets old.