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Geeking Out About Everything!
...a classic film and TV blog
by Brian Hannan
This blog is making me thirsty... and informed and entertained
NOT Just another WordPress.com weblog
Smashing System Bias Since 1972...
With a Cast of Thousands
The Good, the Bad and sometimes Ugly in film
What we've got here is failure to communicate
it's all about the story, possums...
Cult, B-Movies, cheesy fun films to Film Noir to classics new to me.
a personal odyssey through film
Feeding Soda Pop to the Thirsty Pigs since 2013
All things film and television
A Personal Journey Through Cinema & Television
My perspective on life & Classic Movie Recommendations
Methodically replaying every game of the 1978 baseball season!
Looking Deeper at The Best Classic Movies Together
Movies, Television, Books....Everything Noir
by John Bengtson "the great detective of silent film locations" New York Times
Where old movies go to live
Uncovering the silent era
The annex to John Grant's *A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Film Noir*
Reviews of movies from my giant DVD tower, and more.
Telling the story of film
A Film by Film Affair with Humphrey Bogart
Vintage Hollywood films and stars
Talking movies...
. . where the worlds of film noir and pre-code collide . .
Where Suspense Lives!
Enjoying mystery, crime and suspense in all media
Ruth's Old Movie Reviews
They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To
Home for classic movie lovers
classic movie views for the classic and not-so-classic movie fan
Reviews and ramblings
movies // general admission / matinees / midnights
Mike's Take On the Movies 
Well just the other day, I rewatched The Great Train Robbery which sometimes went by The FIRST Great Train Robbery. Danger Man/Secret Agent/Secret Agent Man always confused me. Witchfinder General/Conqueror Worm…
Witchfinder for sure. I should have mentioned Lee Van Cleef and the spaghetti westerns. Hard to track as were Klaus Kinski flicks.
Those Christopher Lee movies were, and still are in a few cases, a major source of confusion for me.
Funny you mention North Sea Hijack as I remember seeing that in the cinema on release, and that’s the title it went under.
I even have that poster for the Moore flick under the title ffolkes. I find the horror genre is the one that really played with titles more than the others although spaghetti westerns could as well. Thanks for watching what I thought was a fun topic.