Category Archives: Thrillers
My Review of ‘The Killer’ (2023)
I’ll start by saying that I wanted to like this movie. Yeah, I know. What an awful way to start a review. However, the news isn’t all bad. I learned an important lesson in visual storytelling. Never start a movie … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Stage Fright’ (1950)
Hi. Today’s film review is of Stage Fright from 1950. This is an Alfred Hitchcock movie, and there is an interesting history behind this one, a little bit. Apparently Hitchcock’s American films had not been doing big business. They were … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Cry Terror!’ (1958)
Hi, today I’m reviewing Cry Terror! from 1958. This is a crime thriller, which was presented on TCM Noir Alley. So I guess it also qualifies as a film noir. It is definitely very suspenseful. It is about a man, … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Experiment in Terror’ (1962)
Here’s a quick summary of my review: Debbi Mack reviews the 1962 movie, Experiment in Terror. She found the film intriguing, praising its cinematography and acting, particularly Lee Remnick’s performance. The plot revolves around a bank teller being terrorized by … Continue reading
My Review of ‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ (2021)
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! (BUT THEY MAY ACTUALLY HELP YOU) Wikipedia may describe this movie as an action thriller, but it’s clear from the start, its roots also lie deeply within neo-noir territory. We meet the protagonist, Sam (short for Samantha, … 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
‘Duel’ (1971) (B-Movie Review) — Part One
Yes, this is the infamous first film directed by wunderkind/genius/the great Steven Spielberg. The one with Dennis Weaver busting ass to get home to his annoying bitch wife, who likes to dust the house while wearing a dress the way … Continue reading