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 […]
The Perfect Crime – Cash on Demand (1961)
Four Colour Thoughts – Seven Secrets #1
The Creators – Tom Taylor – Writer, Daniele Di Nucuolo – Artist, Walter Baiamonte & Katia Ranalli – Colours, Ed Dukeshire – Letters The Players – Eva, Sigurd, Amon The Story – […]
Issue by Issue – The Human Fly #2
Writer – Bill Mantlo Artist – Carmine Infantino Inker – Dan Green Colours – Irv Watanabe Letters – Irv Watanabe Being a stuntman, The Human Fly does what he does best and […]
And the Band Played On – Titanic (1953)
There are those that will view this film and think about nothing about what may or may not have been historically accurate and those that will compare it to the version before […]
Not What the Other Expected – The File on Thelma Jordon (1950)
Originally released as just Thelma Jordon, the movie would star Barbara Stanwyck in yet another film noir, a genre that she would excel in over the years, and would end up playing […]
Love that Wounds – East Side, West Side (1949)
Betrayal at the hands of a loved one is never easy, much less forgiving them and yet, that is exactly what Jessie Bourne did when her husband cheated on her. Love it […]
To Do What She Must – No Man of Her Own (1950)
No Man of Her Own, a film that is more drama than noir and starring Barbara Stanwyck, finds her playing a single woman who is pregnant and heading home on the train […]
Dreams of Our Fathers – Stepfather 3 (1992)
In the third and final entry in the Stepfather series, Terry O’Quinn steps away from the role to be replaced by Robert Wightman and while the man does a fair job of […]
Not the Marrying Kind – The Stepfather (1987)
Terry O’Quinn stars as a man who is looking for the perfect family. He wants a wife who loves, honours and obeys him and children who do what they are told and […]
Come One, Come All to the… – Circus of Fear (1966)
Circus of Fear, or Psycho-Circus, begins ambitiously enough with a daring robbery on Tower Bridge and from there, it somewhat slows down once the circus comes into play. It also marks one […]
