Monthly Archives: April 2019

Part Four of ‘The Killer Shrews’

Posted on April 27, 2019 by

So … think you can stand manage deal with another episode section part of this movie? 🙂 I’ll wait for you to decide. So … you’ve decided to stay! Awesome! Here’s Part Four of The Taming of the Killer Shrews! … Continue reading →

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Part Three of ‘The Killer Shrews’

Posted on April 20, 2019 by

Ready for another installment of this ridiculous preposterous wacky fascinating film? I sure hope so. Because it’s coming now! 🙂 Part Three of The Killer Shoes Shrews!

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My Review of ‘Once Upon a Time in the West’ (1968)

Posted on April 18, 2019 by

This movie is notable for several reasons. I suppose the most obvious is its length. It is something of a drawn out experience, which you could argue befits the grandness of the director’s vision. It is the quintessential Western drenched … Continue reading →

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Part Two of ‘The Killer Shrews’

Posted on April 13, 2019 by

Hello, all! 🙂 Ready for more of The Killer Shrews? Who wouldn’t be, right? So … your wish is my command! (It is your wish, right? 🙂 ) Onward!

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Part One of ‘The Killer Shrews’

Posted on April 6, 2019 by

Hi! 🙂 We’re back with another film from the depths of the public domain. It’s amazing what’s out there when you look! Anyhow, this film got a mention in the B-Movie Maniacs! Facebook Group. So, naturally, I was curious to … Continue reading →

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Bette Davis in ‘The Letter’ (1940)

Posted on April 5, 2019 by

This film was the perfect vehicle for an actress like Bette Davis. It opens on a moonlit night in the tropics of Malaya. We are on a rubber plantation where the native workers play music or sleep in their outdoor … Continue reading →

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