‘Thrills jolt with the burst of gunfire!’ Director Bruno VeSota’s 1956 film noir crime thriller Female Jungle stars Lawrence Tierney as Detective Sergeant Jack Stevens, a cop who investigates a blonde film star’s death after […]
‘RIPPED BY RAW VIOLENCE!’ The Oklahoma Woman (1956) is the third of Roger Corman’s interesting series of four low-budget Fifties Westerns. Richard Denning stars the ex-convict gunslinger Steve Ward, who returns to Oklahoma after six […]
Cult director Roger Corman’s low-budget ($80,000) second feature Apache Woman (1955) is an interesting and capable if fairly tame (by his standards) Western, notable for his attempt to mix action with romance, an anti-racial prejudice […]
‘Kiss for Kiss! Bullet for Bullet!’ Five Guns West (1955) is notable as Roger Corman’s debut film as director, and the first of his four Fifties Westerns. It stars John Lund, Dorothy Malone, Mike Connors […]
Producer-director Roger Corman’s 1955 independently made black-and-white post-apocalyptic science fiction film Day the World Ended is his vision of the devastation that follows an atomic war that has destroyed human civilisation: ridiculous rubber-suited mutants with three eyes, four […]
Producer-director Dan Milner’s independently made 1955 American black-and-white science fiction monster film The Phantom from 10,000 Leagues stars Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs, Michael Whalen and Philip Pine. It is a Z grade psychotronic cult film, and enjoyable on that laughable level, though the […]
An extra-terrestrial beast with, in fact, two eyes that looks like a coffee percolator (it also sees through animals in its power) descends on the American South-West desert and gets various farmyard creatures, a blackbird, […]
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