Moviedrome Redux: ‘What’s Up, Doc?’ (1972)
❉ There’s a gleeful sense of madcap to this movie that exists solely to entertain.
FILMS
Moviedrome Redux: ‘The Hill’ (1965)
❉ The Hill is a true product of its time, and yet still totally relevant and exciting.
Art & Hue presents Beat Films & Mod Musicals
❉ A collection of pop art prints inspired by 1960s music movies.
Who’s That Knocking at My Door and Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore on DVD
❉ These two films tell us everything we need to know about Scorsese then and now.
‘Zombie Lake’ reviewed
❉ Zombie Lake is a ludicrously watchable piece of laugh-a-minute hokum.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘The Foot Fist Way’ (2006)
❉ This week: The insanely outrageous, always hysterical, and just a bit nasty super low-budget comedy The Foot Fist Way.
Mysticism in Film: ‘The Blood on Satan’s Claw’ (1971)
❉ Piers Haggard’s film is, along with The Wicker Man and Witchfinder General, one of the trinity of great British folk horror films.
Shameless presents Almost Human…restored, uncut and unhinged!
❉ Umberto Lenzi’s notoriously nasty crime thriller, with a score from Ennio Morricone, makes its Blu-ray debut.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘Harry and Walter Go to New York’ (1976)
❉ Nick Clement presents his assessments of cult gems. This week, two con-men attempt to pull off the largest bank heist of the 19th century.
Mysticism in Film: ‘Dr. Mabuse, The Gamber’ (aka, ‘Dr. Mabuse Der Spieler,’ 1922)
❉ The first film in Fritz Lang’s ‘Dr Mabuse’ trilogy is one of the great master-works of silent cinema.