Writer-producer-director Ingmar Bergman deals with his own angst about failing relationships in the 1976 Swedish drama Face to Face [Ansikte mot ansikte], one of two TV movies/films he made at around this time (the other […]
Director René Clair’s delightful 1928 black and white silent movie satirical comedy An Italian Straw Hat [Un Chapeau de Paille D’Italie], attacking the pettiness of the bourgeoisie of the 1900s, revolves around an Italian straw […]
Director Jeremy Paul Kagan’s 1983 The Sting II is the belated, virtually ignored sequel to the 1973 blockbuster The Sting, a whole decade after the first, with the same writer David S Ward but alas […]
Director Roy Del Ruth’s 1953 black comedy WarnerColor film Stop, You’re Killing Me stars Broderick Crawford as Remy Marko, a racketeering Prohibition-era hood who tries to clean up his act by opening an honest brewery […]
Director Philip Savile’s 1966 Stop the World: I Want to Get Off is a funny and appealing, if creaky old Technicolor film of Anthony Newley’s memorable swinging sixties, experimental avant-garde stage musical, set against a […]
Director Michael Barry’s 1949 black and white British B-film Stop Press Girl is a slack would-be fantasy about an attractive psychic young woman called Jennifer Peters (Sally Ann Howes) who can stop all kinds of […]
Writer-director Wes Craven’s cheaply made, troubled 1984 low budget cannibal horror film sequel The Hills Have Eyes Part II stars Michael Berryman, Tamara Stafford, Kevin Blair, John Bloom, John Laughlin, Janus Blythe, Kevin Spirtas, Penny […]