Portraying Brett Halliday’s character Michael Shayne, Lloyd Nolan would star in a series of films with The Man Who Wouldn’t Die from 1942 being the fifth picture. The movie would also end […]
Mike Shayne and… – The Man Who Wouldn’t Die (1942)
One Body is… – One Body Too Many (1944)
One Body Too Many is a mystery film with some comedy and horror thrown in for good measure and while it is never all that bad, it is not a film that […]
Two, Four, Six, Eight… – Satan’s Cheerleaders (1977)
Never taking itself seriously, Satan’s Cheerleaders is an extremely hokey, yet very fun film. With a title such as it is, one can expect it to be somewhat silly and it does […]
A Killer, Bela Lugosi and The East Side Kids in… – Spooks Run Wild (1941)
Starring the East Side Kids and Bela Lugosi, Spooks Run Wild would be a blend of both horror and comedy and ultimately end up being a fairly entertaining movie even by today’s […]
Problems With Memory and Murder – Two O’Clock Courage (1945)
Two O’Clock Courage is a film noir about a man with amnesia and a dead body that is inexplicably tied to him. Running into a female cabbie, she decides to help the […]
A Tropical Romance – Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948)
Sometimes a film comes along that is perfectly constructed to put one at ease, to relax, to make them feel better or happy and transform the situation into a good one. Mr. […]
Not the Best Dancers – Zombies on Broadway (1945)
Zombies on Broadway is not quite as ridiculous as it sounds. It does not happen to be a musical, nor is there any dancing or a chorus line to be found, despite […]
A Disco Kind of Love – Nocturna: Granddaughter of Dracula (1979)
Nai Bonet stars as Nocturna, Dracula’s granddaughter who is tired of hanging around the family castle all the time and running it while her grandpa sleeps the rest of his life away […]
Music, Mystery, Murder and Laughter – You’ll Find Out (1940)
You’ll Find Out is a comedy, not a horror as one might suspect with the lineup that it boasts, featuring Kay Kyser in the lead and supported by Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, […]
Laughs, Love and… – A Ticket to Tomahawk (1950)
There is rarely a time when Dan Dailey does not bring a smile to your face. The man was charismatic and so full of life on the big screen no matter what […]
