Monthly Archives: April 2023
‘The House of Mystery’ (1934) — Part One
Once again, we have a peculiar weird interesting old B-movie for your viewing pleasure. It is just amazing how many of these bizarre fascinating little gems are out there! For the next few weeks, the Saturday Matinee feature will be … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s Films, Horror, Mystery, Pre-Code, Saturday Matinee
Tagged B-Movies, Horror, Low-Budget Film, Pre-Code Movies, Public Domain Films, Saturday Matinee
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My Review of ‘City of Fear’ (1959)
This is an odd little film, mainly because the premise is slightly unbelievable. Vince (played by Vince Ryker Edwards) is an escaped convict from San Quentin. Before he left San Q, he stole a canister that he thinks contains heroin. … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s Films, Crime Thriller, Film Noir, Movie Reviews
Tagged B-Movies, Crime Thriller, Film Noir, Film Review, Movie Review
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‘My Day as a Detective’ (A Short in Two Parts)
I’ve been playing around with video storytelling for a while now. This was my first attempt to tell a complete story using nothing but stock footage, excerpts from an old TV show, and my own Smartphone footage. It may not … Continue reading
Posted in Short Film, Video, Web Series
Tagged Fun with Stock Footage, Low-Budget Film, Saturday Matinee, Smartphone Filmmaking
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‘Duel’ (1971) (B-Movie Review) — Part Five
If you’re still reading this, congratulations! You’ve survived reached the Final Part of this review. It’s Part Five of the B-Movie Review of Duel! Click the link to see Dennis Weaver’s face on the poster, where he looks jaundiced bares … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Lightning Strikes Twice’ (1951)
Hi, today, I’m just going to go through and read you some of the things I wrote after I saw Lightning Strikes Twice. I think that’s the name, right? Yes. Lightning Strikes Twice from 1951. A film noir I saw … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s Films, Crime Drama, Film Noir, Mystery
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‘Duel’ (1971) (B-Movie Review) — Part Four
Hi all! We’re back with yet another part of this weirdly interesting movie. If you’re ready to continue examining its constituent parts up-close and in amazing technicolor detail, read on! It’s Part Four of Steven Spielberg’s thrilling debut film, Duel. … Continue reading
‘Duel’ (1971) (B-Movie Review) — Part Three
That’s right. There’s way, way more ground to cover on this particular bit of business. This multi-part review of the weirdest case of road rage ever cult classic Steven Spielberg’s directorial debut movie. Presenting Part Three of my review of … Continue reading
I Found it at the Movies 