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 […]
On the Front Lines – The Story of G.I. Joe (1945)
Out to Sea – In the Navy (1941)
The boys are at it again and this time Bud Abbott and Lou Costello are In the Navy, bringing Dick Powell, Claire Dodd and the Andrews Sisters along for the ride. This […]
Not a One Man Army – Screaming Eagles (1956)
Sometimes a person cannot help but have a bad attitude. Maybe it was because kids picked on them in school or they had bad parents or whatever but somewhere, life along the […]
In the Army Now – Buck Privates (1941)
Having made a lot of films over the years, one of the best by comedy duo Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Buck Privates, a movie just as funny now nearly eighty […]
Tempered By War – Away All Boats (1956)
Away All Boats is the story of the Belinda and the men who sail her, a ship fresh off the line with a crew just as new. For Captain Jebediah Hawks, it […]
Men On a Mission – Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944)
A group of men, all volunteers and all of them pilots or men that work on planes are gathered together for a secret mission by Spencer Tracy. As they get to know […]
On the Run – The Sea Chase (1955)
Finding himself on the run, John Wayne has to take his old steam freighter back home to Germany before war fully breaks out and as he does so, finds himself being chased […]
From Loss to Love – My Reputation (1946)
My Reputation, released in 1946, may not be a war picture per se but it is war adjacent and as such when it did come out, it was shown to the Armed […]
Behind Closed Doors – Society (1989)
If there is one horror subgenre that is not for every viewer it would be those films designated as body horror. Society is just such a movie featuring some incredible special effects […]
Dance of Death – Vamp (1986)
When one speaks of underrated horror movies from the 1980s, Vamp released in 1986 should be part of that conversation. What should have gone down as a cult classic like The Lost […]
