Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator sounds like it is going to be loads of fun, given it is a horror movie from Troma, fine purveyors of blood and gore and assorted craziness […]
If Only They Did – Stuff Stephanie in the Incinerator (1989)
A Shape in a Drape – The Beat Generation (1959)
Someone somewhere decided that the world of cinema needed a film where beatniks and crime would collide, and as strange as it might sound, The Beat Generation made for very interesting and […]
Look Out!! – Here Come the Waves (1944)
Bing Crosby heads up Here Comes the Waves, a Paramount offering that finds him in fine form with Betty Hutton pulling double duty as twin sisters and Sonny Tufts as the comedic […]
Dreams Come True – Two Girls and a Sailor (1944)
Beginning in the past, Two Girls and a Sailor opens up on Jimmy Durante who of course, is an entertainer. He has a cute little scene with a couple of little girls […]
He’s in the Army Now – Private Buckaroo (1942)
Coming out near the start of the war, Private Buckaroo is a classic feel-good, patriotic flag-waver that may not have the biggest of stars but pulls it off quite well. Clocking in […]
To the World, He Was the… – Man of a Thousand Faces (1957)
James Cagney has portrayed many a character throughout his career and so when the time came for casting someone to play the legendary Lon Chaney, who better than Cagney. Chaney, dubbed the […]
What Price Freedom? – Fool’s Parade (1971)
A group of men get out of prison in 1935 with one man receiving a check for twenty-five thousand dollars due to forty years of saving. They head out of town on […]
Where Love is Concerned… – The Sky’s The Limit (1943)
If there was one thing that Fred Astaire excelled at, other than singing and dancing, it was the romantic comedy and The Sky’s the Limit is just that, which also happens to […]
The Perfect Crime – Cash on Demand (1961)
Hammer Studios best known for its horror output did not only delve into the dark recesses but also comedy, drama and more during their storied output. For Cash on Demand, they would […]
On the Front Lines – The Story of G.I. Joe (1945)
Ernie Pyle was a war correspondent during the Second World War whose accounts of that time happened to earn him the Pulitzer Prize. It was not simply relating what went on during […]
The Telltale Mind 