‘The Story of Hitler’s England. What would have happened if the German Army had crossed the English Channel.’ Writer-directors Kevin Brownlow and Andrew Mollo’s intelligent, partly-amateur 1964 black and white film by two clever, very […]
Director George Sherman’s 1949 controversial American black and white historical war action drama Sword in the Desert is notable for being the first American film to deal with the 1947–1948 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine, for […]
‘He Lived Thru A Nazi Nightmare You’ll Never Forget!’ Director Eugene Forde’s 1942 wartime propaganda thriller Berlin Correspondent tells the amusingly daft tale of a US radio correspondent broadcaster Bill Roberts (Dana Andrews) in Berlin […]
Director Camilo Vila’s 1988 horror The Unholy stars Trevor Howard as blind priest Father Silva, who takes on the forces of Satan, in this powerful, solidly plotted chiller. Ben Cross and Hal Holbrook co-star as […]
Yes it is Assignment Paris but Destination Budapest. And assignment Robert Parrish, who conscientiously directs Dana Andrews as Jimmy Race, a US Paris-based New York Herald Tribune reporter sent by his editor behind the Iron […]
So-bad-it’s-good 1965 sci-fi cult film Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster features neither Dr Frankenstein nor Frankenstein’s monster but instead tells the story of a facially-damaged android robot who fights alien invaders. Director Robert Gaffney’s truly terrible […]
Lloyd Nolan stars as Brett Halliday’s wisecracking private detective Michael Shayne in the first of the actor’s seven 20th Century Fox support thrillers. Director Eugene Forde’s 1940 black and white mystery thriller Michael Shayne: Private […]