ScreenPix has been airing the 1943 REVENGE OF THE ZOMBIES, such a delightful follow-up to 1941's comedy-horror low-budget classic KING OF THE ZOMBIES. The zombie cry: "Ahhhhhhh-ooooooo!" (try it and see who or what comes forward) Mantan Moreland reprises his original role but Madame Sul-te...

NIGHT MUST FALL was made in Hollywood. In fact, it was Dame May Whitty's Hollywood film debut!

Good going, txfilmfan!

And yes, what a surprise, lol.

I love the dialogue in THE MUMMY. "Do you have to open graves to find girls to fall in love with?" Karloff: "I regret I am too occupied to accept invitations"(the mummy is so polite) "Good Heavens, what a terrible curse!" "My love has lasted longer than the temples...

And Fritz Lang's M, 1931.

Re: the concept of a serial killer -- wouldn't that have started with 1929's PANDORA'S BOX? Then the 1937 NIGHT MUST FALL. Perhaps in the interest of accuracy Eddie will mention these two.

HoldenIsHere wrote: ↑May 7th, 2024, 1:37 pm Just thought I would share this.

I received my first "Shut up, fag" response on X (formerly known as Twitter).

I feel honored.

So sorry.

Oh, Frenzy's rape/murder was much more sick than Marnie's scene was, even though the one in the earlier film was grotesque. With the exception of that scene, I kind of liked Marnie. Tippi does give a wonderful performance, the score is good, and its interesting so see a different type of film from ...

Another puzzler with DARK PASSAGE -- someone thinks "Linnell" is an odd last name. I wonder how Bacall came up with that one? And what a coinky dink that she happens to be friends with Agnes who figures in Bogie's murder case. This movie has almost as many coincidences as a Hallmark tv mo...

Ladies and gentlemen, submitted for your bad movie approval -- ONE IS A LONELY NUMBER. Kindly ignore imdb comments along the lines of "this is groundbreaking in terms of feminist cinema". Well, you know what I say to that? Horse manure!! 1972, Trish Van Devere is left high and dry by Engl...

I've never seen THE STRANGERS IN 7A. Trying to wrap my head around Andy Griffith and Ida Lupino as a couple. Thanks guys for all your ONE IS A LONELY NUMBER input. It did look like a tv movie of the era -- I forgot to state that. As for Spike Lee during the FACE IN A CROWD intro, he oddly repeated h...

Another puzzler with DARK PASSAGE -- someone thinks "Linnell" is an odd last name.

CI, glad you cleared up that whole "walking V.D." thing -- I thought it referred to Warren William which didn't make sense to me, lol. I mean, there are a lot of other actors, both classic and modern, that it could describe. Not that I would mention any.

Or --- TRILOGY OF TERROR! Actually it was Lee Grant as Alex's mother who was the real scary one. I barely recognized Jill Clayburgh as the Israeli girl. A lot of her scenes were cut. (the growing up part). Lee's? If the ones they left in were any indication I frankly can't even imagine those they c...

I am still recovering from PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT. Oy vey. Not the best choice..... LOL. I warned you! " You sure did but I couldn't tear myself away from the horror, particularly Lee demanding Richard Benjamin show her his poop. "You've been eating at that frankfurter place after school!!&q...