Deadly Jaws (1974)
aka No Gold For a Dead Diver ….. and a half dozen other names in foreign languages including the original German title, Ein toter Taucher nimmt kein Gold. From the […]
White Fang (1973)
Brando’s Pick of the Month Care to guess who directed this big screen adaptation of the classic Jack London tale first published in 1906? If you said gross out horror […]
Death Rage (1976)
The coolest man in black this side of Johnny Cash, Yul Brynner, played his last role in this Euro crime thriller under the direction of the prolific Antonio Margheriti. Oscar […]
The Salamander (1981)
In the tradition of an Agatha Christie mystery comes this hybrid espionage/murder tale that sees Franco Nero courting a group of well known actors that populate this filmed in Italy […]
The Mercenary (1968)
aka The Professional Gun Long before Jack Palance joined Kurt Russell and Sylvester Stallone in the 1989 action hit, Tango and Cash, that saw the two muscle bound heroes walk […]
Enter the Ninja (1981)
Though I wasn’t old enough to see this or any of the other Ninja films that were surfacing at the dawn of the 1980’s, I do recall the trailers that […]
Wrapping Up My Second Year On Line
“Made it Ma. Top of the world.” Two straight years on line with at least one posting per day. Getting something on here has become part of my daily routine […]
The Great Silence (1968)
From director Sergio Corbucci comes a “spaghetti” western I have long heard of and finally got the chance to see for myself. Generally when I have come across a comment […]
The Shark Hunter (1979)
Every now and then I need to forgo the Hollywood studio production and just wallow around in the tradition of what is commonly known and marketed as exploitation cinema. This […]
Anthony Quinn Poster Gallery
Quinn’s passion always seemed to come shining through. The first starring role in 1947 opposite his then wife Katherine DeMille. Always at home in the western. As the Mountain. Heading […]
The Slave (1962)
Steve Reeves as The Son of Spartacus! This Italian production from director Sergio Corbucci surprised me in that it’s a whole lot more enjoyable than it has any right to […]
