Clara Bow on magazine covers.
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I did a guest review on Die Danger Die Die Kill! of the East German sci-fi film EOLOMEA
by J.C. Leyendecker
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What it feels like I should be wearing as Autumn draws on Down Under…
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“You be the Electronic Man! Here he is! Latest brainstorm of the brain!”
Printed in Dan’l Boone, 1957.
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Pulp Cover - Carnaby Consort
There are, of course, serious and contemplative films from India. There are some modern Indian films that are subdued, intelligent, and thought-provoking. It is highly unlikely we will ever review any of those films. Within the confines of the type of…
The road that lead me to Tony Falcon, Agent X-44: Sabotage was, as is often the case with these things, a somewhat long and circuitous one. It began when I was watching the third Christopher Lee Fu Manchu movie, the Shaw Brothers co-produced The…
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I once read a review on some site that contained the statement “Slaughtered Vomit Dolls is not for everyone”, which is my favorite line ever from an online review of a cult movie. Not only is it admirable for being refreshingly direct, but also for how…
Cruel Gun Storydirector Takumi Furukawa appears to have been neither all that prolific or acclaimed, but he is nonetheless an important figure in the history of Nikkatsu. It was Furukawa who directed the venerable Japanese studio’s first major hit after…
Ogon Batto (Golden Bat) is in many ways typical of the type of films Sonny Chiba appeared in before he became an international action star with the Street Fighter movies. Under a long term contract with Toei Studios, he racked up an impressive slate of…
