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A classic, and for good reason! This thrilling horror-action flick pulls off quite a feat by creating a suspense-filled atmosphere that doesn't crumble--quite the opposite--once the "monster" is on-screen.
A classic, and for good reason! This thrilling horror-action flick pulls off quite a feat by creating a suspense-filled atmosphere that doesn't crumble--quite the opposite--once the "monster" is on-screen.
Even by Alfred Hitchcock standards, this film is amazing. And this Bernard Herrmann score is perhaps his best--his strings-only orchestration beautifully complements Hitch's black-and-white photography.
Quicksand is a very well-respected film noir, and a very good example of one of the core film noir scenarios: a man falls for a vicious woman who gets him to sacrifice his morals, leading to a desperate downward spiral.
Quicksand is a very well-respected film noir, and a very good example of one of the core film noir scenarios: a man falls for a vicious woman who gets him to sacrifice his morals, leading to a desperate downward spiral.
AKA: No Trespassing USA: 1947
Edward G. Robinson, Lon McCallister, Judith Anderson Crime / Drama
Plot: Pete Morgan (Edward G. Robinson) is a farmer who harbors dark secrets and refuses to let anyone near the red house in the woods. But when they hire adopted daughter Meg's friend Nath to help out on the farm, the two kids get to investigating...
AKA: Red Skelton Hour; Classic Comedy Collector's Series USA
Red Skelton (Richard Skelton), Alan Funt, Abby Lane TV Shows/Movies / Comedy
Plot: Two one-hour classic episodes of the Red Skelton Show, featuring special guests Alan Funt, Abby Lane, and a rare color program with superstar legend John Wayne.
Though many people feel Quentin Tarantino "borrowed" too much of the film's content from "City On Fire", this was nonetheless a genre-defining film that has stood the test of time.
Though many people feel Quentin Tarantino "borrowed" too much of the film's content from "City On Fire", this was nonetheless a genre-defining film that has stood the test of time.
AKA: Return Of The Killer Tomatoes: The Sequel; Return Of The Killer Tomatoes! USA: 1988
Anthony Starke, George Clooney, Karen Mistal, Jogn Astin Comedy / Science Fiction
This is one of our guiltiest guilty pleasures. In fact, we probably shouldn't even be admitting this publicly. In fact, we take it back. Crazy '80s insanity.
One of the delightful rare instances where a remake surpasses the original, Gore Verbinski's "The Ring" has the look, the music, and the performances to make it work on every level.
Honestly, this film wouldn't stand that well on its own, but as a direct sequel to the first film it does a good job. Eerie atmosphere, great special effects, and creepy music complement the solid acting all around.
Plot: When a good cop gets blown away by ruthless criminals, he is re-assembled into an unstoppable crime-fighting cyborg. Impervious to bullets and bombs, RoboCop is seeking more than just justice...he wants revenge!
Plot: When a good cop gets blown away by ruthless criminals, he is re-assembled into an unstoppable crime-fighting cyborg. Impervious to bullets and bombs, RoboCop is seeking more than just justice...he wants revenge!
Plot: When a good cop gets blown away by ruthless criminals, he is re-assembled into an unstoppable crime-fighting cyborg. Impervious to bullets and bombs, RoboCop is seeking more than just justice...he wants revenge!
A classic, and for good reason! This thrilling horror-action flick pulls off quite a feat by creating a suspense-filled atmosphere that doesn't crumble--quite the opposite--once the "monster" is on-screen.
Quicksand is a very well-respected film noir, and a very good example of one of the core film noir scenarios: a man falls for a vicious woman who gets him to sacrifice his morals, leading to a desperate downward spiral.
This is one of our guiltiest guilty pleasures. In fact, we probably shouldn't even be admitting this publicly. In fact, we take it back. Crazy '80s insanity.
One of the delightful rare instances where a remake surpasses the original, Gore Verbinski's "The Ring" has the look, the music, and the performances to make it work on every level.