You know, writing these things is difficult. It’s difficult for me to get up and just do it. That’s partly why I’ve been doing it in the first place. I need practice at motivating myself to write. It’s nice to do it in this informal venue where I can type an intro like this and [...]
Archive for July, 2008
The Road Warrior -Mad Max 2- (1981)
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17 July 2008 |
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The Day Time Ended (1980)
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15 July 2008 |
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I think at the end of the last post I made some promise about covering a good movie next. Well I sort of lied and I sort of didn’t. In any event at the time I didn’t mean to lie. Regardless, let’s get this over with.
The Day Time Ended was produced by Charles Band, who [...]
I think at the end of the last post I made some promise about covering a good movie next. Well I sort of lied and I sort of didn’t. In any event at the time I didn’t mean to lie. Regardless, let’s get this over with.
The Day Time Ended was produced by Charles Band, who [...]
War of the Planets (1977)
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7 July 2008 |
0:55 |
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Continuing on our obscure vein, we have this inexplicable film. I’m going to start this tale with a trio of screencaps that show faces made by the cast of War of the Planets that probably reflect some of my own as I viewed the film.
As you can see it goes something like this:
Step 1: Confusion, [...]
Continuing on our obscure vein, we have this inexplicable film. I’m going to start this tale with a trio of screencaps that show faces made by the cast of War of the Planets that probably reflect some of my own as I viewed the film.
As you can see it goes something like this:
Step 1: Confusion, [...]
Condemned to Live (1935)
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5 July 2008 |
1:49 |
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Now here we have a definite fulfillment of my promise to do a bit of obscure now and again. If you’ve actually heard of this low-budget film from the 1930s, then I’d wager you are one of few.
Condemned to Live was directed by Frank R. Strayer, whose major achievement in life seems to have been [...]
Now here we have a definite fulfillment of my promise to do a bit of obscure now and again. If you’ve actually heard of this low-budget film from the 1930s, then I’d wager you are one of few.
Condemned to Live was directed by Frank R. Strayer, whose major achievement in life seems to have been [...]
