
Joan Collins plays a real estate agent looking to sell swampland to suckers and pass it off as an area that is on the rise. Like the old saying goes, there is […]
Joan Collins plays a real estate agent looking to sell swampland to suckers and pass it off as an area that is on the rise. Like the old saying goes, there is […]
Though it was primarily made for children, Bert I. Gordon’s The Magic Sword has enough in it for the grownups to enjoy too. The movie features everything you could ever want in […]
Size-changing films were nothing new in the 1950’s, most of them done by a man named Bert I. Gordon. This film, directed by Nathan H. Juran and written by Mark Hanna, follows […]
By 1965 there was one question that perplexed movie-goers to no end and that was what would happen if there was a film that crossed The Nutty Professor with themes of exploitation […]
Bert I. Gordon and frequent collaborator George Worthing Yates bring to life a story of a man named Tom who is getting married. A simple enough tale, that is until his ex-girlfriend […]
Surprisingly, The Black Scorpion is not a giant creature-feature directed by Bert I. Gordon, though like many of its kind, does indeed take place in Mexico. The setting should be the last […]
During the 1950s, if you had a movie that required something to be literally blown out of proportion, the man to call upon would be Bert I. Gordon. The prolific director of […]
If you think that this movie seems overly familiar, you would be right. Not because the film is a remake or anything of that sort, merely because there is nothing original about […]
Remember Orson Welles? He starred as Charles Foster Kane in one of the greatest movies of all time, Citizen Kane. He also happened to have a hand in writing it and directed […]
In the follow-up to The Amazing Colossal Man, Colonel Manning has survived despite being hit with a couple of bazooka shells and falling over a dam into the waters below. He should […]