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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Part Five of ‘Reefer Madness’!
Happy weekend to all! It is, in fact, #Caturday and time for the Saturday Matinee! 🙂 And now … it is my great pleasure to present to you … Part Five of Reefer Madness! Finally, for others who are on YouTube … Continue reading
Posted in Cult Movies, Public Domain Movies
Tagged B-movies, B-Movies, Cult Movies, movies
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Which Hitchcock Film is Your Favorite?
Today post is essentially a readers’ poll. I’d like to hear your thoughts about which one of these Hitchcock films is the best. I’ll even include a choice called “Other” and let you specify any Hitchcock movie you think outdoes … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Miller’s Crossing’ (1990)
In a cheeky nod to old gangster movies and films noir, the Brothers Coen once again employ their twisted sense of humor in Miller’s Crossing. Our hero, Tom Reagan (played by the always awesome Gabriel Byrne) works as right hand … Continue reading
Posted in Neo-Noir
Tagged Black Comedy, Movie Reviews, movies, Neo-Noir
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Saturday’s B-Movie Madness!
If, like me, you’re snowed in today, I hope you still have electricity. That way you can enjoy this mild send-up of a rather well-known bad B-movie, while staying warm and dry inside your home. Thus, it is my great … Continue reading
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Tagged B-movies, B-Movies, Cult Movies, movies, Public Domain Films, Saturday Matinee
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‘The (Really, Really) Long Goodbye’ (1973)
Being a long-time fan of Robert Altman, it pains me some to say that his take on The Long Goodbye by Raymond Chandler is not a particular favorite of mine. It is a clever film – I’ll give it that. … Continue reading
Reefer Madness – Part Three
In continuation of the previous two Saturdays, here’s Part Three of one of the worst movies ever made — Reefer Madness! 🙂 And, for your enjoyment, an amazing movie, you simply won’t believe!
Tarantino Amazes in ‘Reservoir Dogs’ (1992)
Within the growing pantheon of independent films of the time, Reservoir Dogs is yet another standout. This 99-minute Quentin Tarantino movie established his style and voice within the neo-noir genre: one that relied heavily on violence, pop culture, profanity, and … Continue reading
B-Movie Extravaganza – Part Two
It is with both pleasure and trepidation that I bring you Part Two of what may possibly be the most … unbelievable B-movie ever made. I speak of none other than the cult favorite (or not), Reefer Madness! So, let’s … Continue reading
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Tagged B-movies, B-Movies, Commercials, movies
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