‘The great adventure of all the ages!’ The 1951 Technicolor film The Golden Horde is more colourful escapist nonsense from the Fifties, about the medieval clash of Christian crusaders and merciless Mongols led by evil […]
‘Terror rules as a mad killer on-the-loose rips a town apart! The tense 1959 British second feature thriller film Life in Danger stars Derren Nesbitt and Julie Hopkins. ‘Terror rules as a mad killer on-the-loose rips a town apart!’ The […]
The little known but essential 1952 British theatre-set comedy film Curtain Up memorably teams Margaret Rutherford and Robert Morley. Director Ralph Smart’s little known but essential 1952 British comedy film Curtain Up teams Margaret Rutherford […]
The lightly appealing 1952 British comedy film Castle in the Air is based on a play by Alan Melville, and stars David Tomlinson, Helen Cherry, Margaret Rutherford and Barbara Kelly. Director Henry Cass’s 1952 slightly […]
The 1960 British second feature drama film An Honourable Murder is a modern-day reworking of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, set in the City of London corporate world. Director Godfrey Grayson’s inventive and interesting if none too convincing or specially rewarding 1960 […]
Thomas Schubert stars as a 19-year-old inmate in a juvenile detention centre, working in a morgue pending his application for parole, in the 2011 drama film Breathing [Atmen]. Thomas Schubert stars as Roman Kogler, a 19-year-old inmate in an Austrian […]
‘WHITE MAN by birth! SAVAGE by heart!’ The 1952 Technicolor Western film The Savage stars Charlton Heston, Susan Morrow, Peter Hansen and Joan Taylor. ‘WHITE MAN by birth! SAVAGE by heart!’’ Fearless warrior loved by two […]