Seconds
Alphaville
8 1/2
Night of the Hunter
The Unknown Man of Shandigor
La Dolce Vida

I consider AI° extremely dangerous. I believe the scientists and corporations are moving too quickly to immerse it into daily life.

°alien intelligence, in my opinion.

The end of Waterloo had some footage of scavengers robbing the dead. It was difficult to watch. I still feel it was the best of the Napoleon films. Phoenix holds high the mumble mouth torch passed on by Brando, figuratively speaking.

I enjoy seeing a film that looks like it was just released for the first time. Usually this is when a DVD distributor locates the negative after a search and strikes a new print.

Prints of Shriek are in bad shape. Maybe one day...

Edana Romney only made two movies and this surreal film was her only starring role. The cinematography is excellent.

The Unknown Man of Shandigor, a 1967 surreal sci-fi/Euro-spy film from Switzerland. Daniel Emilfork is a scientist who's invented a way to neutralize nuclear bombs. It's sought by American, Russian and French spies. Howard Vernon and French singer/songwriter Serge Gainsbourg co-star. The silvery b&a...

Lovely Glynis Johns, such a distinctive voice. It was good to read she was well enough to give an interview for her 100th birthday earlier this year. Among her many screen roles, I remember her playing the daughter of her real-life father Mervyn Johns in Halfway House (1944) and as the dance teache...

Doesn't this violate anti-trust, monopoly laws?

Waterloo is powerful. TCM should try to program it.

He looks nothing like Grant in this Britbox ad. This is how I want to remember him.

Yes, I've watched a few. It was on Samsung also before Tubi got them. I read that Disney bought the rights so I was surprised to see it on Tubi. I have no love for the Silvester McCoy and Colin Baker shows.

Most of the time these TV biopics about very distinctive personalities turn into parodies. I hope they don't do a hatchet job on Grant. He's star of the month on TCM in December.

This might be Cage's ultimate scenery chewing performance, more lunatic than his work in Vampire's Kiss. The CGI blood-letting was bad. The actor who played Renfield is also in an upcoming remake of Nosferatu.

Who Killed Teddy Bear? (1965) Tubi-8/10 A discotheque hostess (Juliet Prowse) is terrorized by obscene phone calls. This is a sometimes sleazy, exploitative film but I love it. Sal Mineo plays the caller who is also a busboy in Prowse's disco, he is excellent. Elaine Stritch is Prowse's lesbian bos...