ziggy6708a wrote: ↑April 20th, 2023, 4:50 pm - starred in a successful film 'remake'

Charlton Heston in Ben-Hur.

Next: S-S-S-S-Stut-S-S-S-S-Stut-S-S-S-S-Stut-Stuttered

Swithin wrote: ↑April 20th, 2023, 5:58 pm Next: A large, nasty bird

The Giant Claw


Next: A group of guys up to no good.

skimpole wrote: ↑April 20th, 2023, 12:57 pm After consistently missing the love of his life throughout the movie, a young man successfully hitchhikes.

"Whaddaya mean, it couldn't be me? I'm young . . . at heart!"

skimpole wrote: ↑April 19th, 2023, 9:44 pm Well it took some googling, but Dr. Phibes Rises Again?

Correcto-mundo, skimpole!

The next round is yours!

. . . There's a DVD interview with Alfredo Leone explaining why he hired Alda to play the priest and shoot exorcist footage to edit into Lisa and the Devil. Bava's film lost money so he tried to save his investment. Bava was not happy, of course. I've got that (Image Entertainment) DVD -- long over...

Fathom (1967) , directed by Leslie H. Martinson. . . . I did not go to the theater much as a child, but I did have a pal whose Mom would drop us off for an afternoon. He would tell her we were seeing Son of Flubber or That Darned Cat but instead we would go to Deadlier Than the Male , Some Girls Do...

It was a toss-up (regarding actually going to a movie theatre) between The Pope's Exorcist and Renfield this past weekend. I chose Renfield , which I consider 100% Grade A, U.S. Prime garbage. Concerning House of Exorcism , it was a ruinous bastardization of Lisa and the Devil , a surreal phantasmag...

As one of the villains rapidly ages and dies, he watches his equally villainous rival floating down the river, singing a song from The Wizard of Oz.

The protagonist of the film is shot and dies while attempting to do a good deed for and by the very person that he had previously had a run-in with earlier in the film. And now for another clue here: The protagonist was a uniformed law enforcement officer. Next clue...and this one should give it aw...

Shirley Temple: The Dark Side

Shirley Temple . . . BLACK!

SPOILER question: I love The Mask of Dimitrios[/b] and every actor and character in it (particularly Victor Francen, in his brief scene). One thing I don't understand, although I've seen the film often -- is why Sydney Greenstreet is in trouble at the end. He throws the money down and says that Lor...

. . . And, I STILL say the guy you see in profile while he's sitting at the table during the opening panning shot through Ciro's IS supposed to be George Brent and NOT Don Ameche!!!!!! . . . I think you left out an exclamation point (and the most important one too!). I also think that you are right...

Sepiatone wrote: ↑April 18th, 2023, 11:40 am Next: Always mild mannered

Wally Cox

Next: Looked like the wrath of God.