Yes, I am watching all Hitchcock’s theatrical features one a week, all year. No, I am not crazy. Yet. How do we feel about Hitchcock’s filmed plays? So far, only BLACKMAIL and THE LODGER,… more →
shadowplaykbegg wrote 1 month ago: The classic story of a scientist who creates an artificial man. … more →
Fake Shemp wrote 2 months ago: 92. Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Director – James Whale _____________________________________ … more →
Fake Shemp wrote 2 months ago: 56. Frankenstein (1931) Director – James Whale This (and Bride of) are my Favourites of the … more →
mistercomfypants wrote 2 months ago: Title: Bride of Frankenstein Year: 1935 Director: James Whale Writer: William Hurlbut & John L. … more →
mistercomfypants wrote 2 months ago: Title: Frankenstein Year: 1931 Director: James Whale Writer: Peggy Webling, John L. Balderston, Fran … more →
dcairns wrote 3 months ago: Yes, I am watching all Hitchcock’s theatrical features one a week, all year. No, I am not cra … more →
Sarah Wharton wrote 5 months ago: By Sarah Wharton After Dan’s scathing review of the over-use of CGI in modern filmmaking, I de … more →
dcairns wrote 8 months ago: Gary Cooper’s explanation of how he came to be injured is probably the line of dialogue that … more →
Joseph Demme wrote 9 months ago: This is the day that I was anticipating the most. Frankenstein is clearly an influential film, but I … more →
chasness wrote 9 months ago: A lone castle, isolated from the town below. A wild-eyed scientist has pieced together parts from va … more →
msfields wrote 9 months ago: Frankenstein (1931) –The brain you stole, Fritz. Think of it. The brain of a dead man waiting … more →
dcairns wrote 1 year ago: Well, he’s forever losing his patients (sorry). This one DOES have a nice singalong theme tun … more →
dcairns wrote 1 year ago: At the climax of Frank Borzage’s soaring romance HISTORY IS MADE AT NIGHT, a ship suspiciousl … more →