Monthly Archives: October 2019
Happy Halloween, Everyone!
It only just occurred to me that today is Halloween! So … in the holiday spirit. (Or the Halloween spirit, which could mean a very different thing, if you get my drift!) Here’s one of my favorite scary movies in … Continue reading
Episode Four of ‘D.O.A.’ (Badly-Dubbed Version)
I’m back with another exciting episode of this badly-dubbed (but with enthusiasm!) non-stop thrill ride of a movie! It’s Episode Four of D.O.A. (the Badly-Dubbed Version).
My Review of ‘The People Against O’Hara’ (1951)
WARNING: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS ONE OR TWO POSSIBLE SPOILERS This may not be the most prominent or widely praised film noir, but it is an unusual one. Often in film noir, lawyers are depicted either as unethical mouthpieces or as … Continue reading
Episode Three of ‘D.O.A.’ (Badly-Dubbed)
In my continuing quest to create new and weird innovative types of stories on this blog, I’m glad to say I have another episode to share of the badly-dubbed version of the film noir classic D.O.A.! So … without further … Continue reading
Episode Two of ‘D.O.A.’ (Badly-Dubbed)
Welcome to the weekend! And another episode in this peculiar unusual unique innovative project of mine! 🙂 So … get ready to feast your eyes (and ears!) on Episode Two of D.O.A.!
My Review of ‘Thieves’ Highway’ (1949)
This movie combines the tone and look of a film noir with a drama reminiscent of The Grapes of Wrath. In it, Nick Garcos (played by Richard Conte) comes home from the war to his parents in Fresno, California and … Continue reading
My Review of ‘The Harder They Fall’ (1956)
I’ve never quite understood the appeal of boxing as a sport. But, like many a sport, it makes a great metaphorical device. However, our protagonist isn’t a boxer, but a freshly laid-off journalist named Eddie Willis (played by Humphrey Bogart) … Continue reading
Episode One of ‘D.O.A.’ (Badly-Dubbed)
Time for another Saturday Matinee movie. With a bit of a twist! 🙂 Here’s the story about this … thing I’ve put together. I had intended to (and may still) novelize the movie D.O.A. (since it’s a public domain film) … Continue reading