ROOM FOR ONE MORE is an underrated comedy-drama. I was surprised at how much I liked it.

Delightful Jack Arnold camp classic! Poor Mr. Waverly!

The previews are exciting. I'm actually intrigued. But I probably won't see it. Haven't been Bonded since Brosnan.

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If anyone's in the mood, Svengoolie is showing FRANKENSTEIN tonight. We've all seen it many times. Not much to say about this exceptional work that hasn't been said already. But there's not a more perfect choice for Halloween on a Saturday night! Surely, somebody, somewhere, will enjoy this classic.

Beautifully appropriate, Moira.

Oh, my goodness! Another legend has left us. I, also, hope it was a peaceful transition. I'm hearing "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen" in my head!

I knew this was a Mike Leigh film the minute I saw Spall's recognizable jowly face! I wasn't aware of this movie, but I admire most of the director's work. As you commented, Moira, his films appear to be largely improvised. It's usually effective.

I liked everything about it! Lee's use of language and narrative is exceptional, as we already know. The story is fascinating; not so much thanks to plot, but to the response of the characters. Yes, it's hard to accept Atticus as cold and insensitive. We know this man. He's not like that. But it's h...

"Gee, Mr. Kent..."

I retract my statement that MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS is silly. This is a fine, Jack Arnold B feature. Played with intelligence (give or take) and drama. The monster, once he finally appears, is terrifying. The fact that we don't see him for over an hour is even better. Suspense, not shock. As most of y...

Next week is the delightfully silly MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS. Fun!

The word for this performer is adorable. The word could have been created for her.

Tonight's feature will be William Castle's chilling NIGHT WALKER; its first time on Svengoolie's program. Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor pull out the stops in this surprise filled heart stopper, one of the director's best. If you're among the uninitiated, DO NOT miss this classic melodrama!

Missed THE THING THAT COULDN'T DIE last night. Have I seen it before? With movies such as this, it's hard to tell! Hell, I may even own a copy! But I don't think so. This one doesn't sound familiar. I'm willing to bet Svengoolie suggested he should have quit while he was a head!