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The young Albert Finney stars as the psycho live-in handyman Danny, in Karel Reisz’s 1964 British black and white film Night Must Fall, a remake of the 1937 film of the 1935 Emlyn Williams stage hit. […]
Director Joe Dante’s good-looking 1987 fantasy favourite stars Dennis Quaid as US Navy pilot Lieutenant Tuck Pendleton, who is shrunk and injected by mistake into the body of wimpish grocer’s assistant Jack Putter (Martin Short). […]
Director Joshua Logan’s romantic 1961 film is Hollywood’s second version of Marcel Pagnol’s Marius trilogy (first made in America before as Port of Seven Seas in 1938) arriving on screen via Logan’s and S N Behrman’s […]
John Frankenheimer’s splendid 1966 Faustian sci-fi thriller film Seconds offers an excellent chance for Rock Hudson as an unhappy middle-aged banker hero who goes to a creepy organisation offering him his youth back again. Director […]
Writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore just about hold onto this raucous and vulgar seasonal sequel to Bad Moms, though it drifts away from them every now and again, finally losing the plot altogether at the […]
Director David Raynr’s cute 2000 teen romantic comedy proves oddly funny and genial. This surprisingly entertaining modern take on Cyrano de Bergerac / Roxanne is a better-than-expected teen romantic comedy, with an amiable tone, bright […]
The 1959 American legal drama film The Young Philadelphians is based on the 1956 novel The Philadelphian by Richard P Powell, and stars Paul Newman, Barbara Rush, Robert Vaughn and Alexis Smith. Director Vincent Sherman’s soapy 1959 novel-to-film transfer The Young Philadelphians is trashy but […]