Reynold Brown’s “House on Haunted Hill” Movie Poster.
If a movie poster hasn’t stopped you in your tracks it’s failed at its first selling point to get youContinue Reading
If a movie poster hasn’t stopped you in your tracks it’s failed at its first selling point to get youContinue Reading
I am forever catching up on films. While too many went under my radar, there are also those I’m stillContinue Reading
The holiday season is upon us again and I thought it would be fun to surround yourself with friends andContinue Reading
This is not the first entry that sees a Sylvester Stallone film here in my series. That honour went toContinue Reading
I don’t care what movie Hugh Grant is in, he always manages to put a smile on my face. TheContinue Reading
The key to enjoying films like Companion is sometimes knowing as little as possible about them. Some critics and commentatorsContinue Reading
In the late 1950s, Australian-born-British producer, screenwriter and director James Clavell’s breakthrough into film, came when he wrote the scriptContinue Reading
Sidney Poitier was well known for choosing roles in which his characters embodied virtues of dignity and strength. Interestingly, manyContinue Reading
The climatic scene in question from Michael Curtiz’s The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex comes very early in theContinue Reading
A greatest films list without Frank Capra is an injustice to the great director who made films like Mr. SmithContinue Reading









