Yes, Maltin’s taste was often more family friendly. I was never a big fan of him but recall him hosting cartoons and Disney fluff on TCM. I can’t imagine that guy sitting through the Canterbury Tales but it is not difficult to see why it would clash with his taste. In general, that film is often pan...

LiamCasey wrote: ↑October 28th, 2022, 3:49 pm This weekend on Svengoolie...

Count Yorga, Vampire (1970)

Now that’s a lackluster choice for Halloween. They should have aired it last week and aired Bride of Frankenstein this week imo.

Myra Breckinridge for me. I think it’s hilarious. I read the book and it largely is faithful to it. The use of inserting old film clips as “reactions” to the onscreen antics of Myra is also funny. Oliver Hardy pouring milk on himself in 1940 would never have guessed the lewd context it would be used...

Welcome to the newbies! speedracer5, LostHorizons, Liam Casey, and TomJH! Thank you, Sue. It's refreshing that this is just a message board and not a social media site with the "Likes" and stats and all that. We can just talk about movies and not focus on the superficial. I like how slow ...

IFC was where I first saw one of my favorite films, Nights of Cabiria. Sad what happened to that channel.

This is an attempt at restarting a thread I had made on the "old forum." Basically, this thread is for posting interesting wristwatches or pocket watches you see in the movies or on actors in publicity photos. I suppose if people would like they may also post jewelry from films too. You do...

His first film Grass is an informative look at the native tribes of Iran. It has been on TCM silent sundays before.

More Enrico Morricone:

Mediocre movie but I love this theme. Only worth watching for Alain Delon.

Hello, Sue!

Hello. I attempted to register specifically under the character name “RobertConway” but it told me that was not allowed. It doesn’t matter much either way because I like the name I chose.