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Tarzan and the Huntress (April 5, 1947)
Kurt Neumann’s Tarzan and the Huntress should really be called Tarzan and the Poachers. The word “huntress” conveys more risqué sexiness than the film actually contains (the same can… more →
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Patricia Morison: B Movies' Regal Queen
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wrote 2 months ago: As pink studded buildings collapse and the twisted spirals of despair clutch at his nightmare ridden … more →
For the Love of Film Noir :: A Hard-Boiled Guy in the Toils of Terror! (May, 1944)
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wrote 2 months ago: This post is part of my rehash and continuation of the For … more →
Remembering Dale Olson
wrote 7 months ago: On Thursday, September 20th, hundreds of people gathered at The Hollywood Museum to pay tribute to p … more →
‘Strange Dear, But True Dear’ : “Kiss Me Kate” Is A DVD To Fall ‘So In Love’ With
wrote 1 year ago: Whoever said ‘They just don’t make ‘em like that anymore’ could easily be describing the 1958 TV ada … more →
Tarzan and the Huntress (April 5, 1947)
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wrote 2 years ago: Kurt Neumann’s Tarzan and the Huntress should really be called Tarzan and the Poachers. The wo … more →
Queen of the Amazons (Jan. 15, 1947)
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wrote 2 years ago: Edward Finney’s Queen of the Amazons is tailor-made for the bottom half of a double bill in th … more →
Sherlock Holmes film collection - Basil Rathbone
wrote 2 years ago: The Complete Sherlock Holmes Collection contains all 14 films that starred Basil Rathbone as Sherloc … more →
Dressed to Kill (June 7, 1946)
wrote 2 years ago: Dressed to Kill was director Roy William Neill’s eleventh Sherlock Holmes film, and the fourte … more →
Lady on a Train (Aug. 17, 1945)
wrote 3 years ago: Deanna Durbin is an absolute delight in this farcical murder mystery. Durbin, a native of Winnipeg, … more →
Calling Dr. Death (1943, Reginald Le Borg)
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wrote 4 years ago: Reusing music in b movies isn’t uncommon, but to reuse music from a movie with the same star? … more →
