Director Robert Hartford-Davis’s 1964 comedy-drama film Saturday Night Out is a British early-Swinging Sixties episodic picture about three sailors on overnight leave in London. Two find hookers and one, Jamey (Colin Campbell), actually finds someone […]
Gonks are a 1960s novelty toy and collectible, created by English inventor Robert Benson, inspiring the 1965 film Gonks Go Beat. It makes you proud to be British! Producer-director Robert Hartford-Davis’s 1965 British novelty sci-fi […]
‘Terror Stalks Its Turreted Battlements… and Horror Crawls the Catacombs Beneath! This is the Night that Horror Walks on Two Feet!’ Director Nathan Juran’s 1952 black and white horror thriller The Black Castle stars Richard […]
Writer-director David Giler’s 1975 comedy The Black Bird is a genial but lame parody of the John Huston film version of The Maltese Falcon (1941), or possibly comedy sequel to The Maltese Falcon, that would have been more welcome […]
Director Phil Karlson’s 1947 American Cinecolor drama film Black Gold stars Anthony Quinn and Katherine DeMille, and is based on a story by Caryl Coleman. It was then Monogram Pictures’ most expensive film, their first […]
Director Jesse Hibbs’s pleasingly done 1954 Universal Pictures Technicolor Western film Black Horse Canyon stars Joel McCrea, Mari Blanchard, Race Gentry, Murvyn Vye. McCrea brings his well-honed brand of careworn integrity to Hibbs’s pleasing frontier […]
Claude Miller makes his directorial debut with the notable and much admired 1976 French film The Best Way to Walk [La meilleure façon de marcher]. It tackles the always tricky and relevant themes of adolescent […]