Director Robert Butler’s 1969 sci-fi family comedy film The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes stars the 18-year-old Kurt Russell as student Dexter Riley, who gets his wires in a twist and becomes a genius thanks to […]
The tacky 1974 British sex farce film Confessions of a Sex Maniac has a rubbish script and a cast of struggling actors, who deserve better, though star Roger Lloyd Pack carries on regardless. ‘They said […]
Director Vittorio De Sica’s 1962 CinemaScope and black and white Italian-French drama The Condemned of Altona [I Sequestrati di Altona] stars Sophia Loren, Maximilian Schell, Fredric March and Robert Wagner, with the international version dubbed. […]
‘FLAMING DAYS of the Great Mountain Wars!’ Rather primitive acting and basic scripting hold back the interesting and pacy 1955 Universal International Pictures B-movie Eastmancolor Western film The Man from Bitter Ridge. But the political […]
‘Master’s law was one of order. Friday’s law was one of life. Each tried to overcome the other!’ Director Jack Gold’s 1975 British adventure drama film Man Friday is a revisionist version of Daniel Defoe’s […]
Unluckily for us, Benoît Poelvoorde plays a thieving psychopathic serial killer called Ben, who takes a camera crew around with him to film his murders, in the 1992 Belgian satirical black comedy mockumentary film Man […]
‘Terror! Vice! Violence! He stopped at nothing!’ James Mason stars as the mystery man in the middle of Carol Reed’s atmospheric Fifties Cold War film noir espionage thriller/ crime drama The Man Between (1953), based […]