THE VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE
A terrifically entertaining Hollywood memoir by novelist/screenwriter/director Nicholas Meyer
A terrifically entertaining Hollywood memoir by novelist/screenwriter/director Nicholas Meyer
A change of pace for the UK’s Hammer Films that still feels quite archaic
An Edgar Allan Poe inspired TV anthology; at least one segment is quite good.
There was nobody else quite like the recently deceased Terence Stamp
Perhaps the ultimate example of a “60’s film” (although it was released in 1970)
Mindless, nonsensical and dopey are adjectives that adequately describe this Roger Corman production, but it’s also so much damn fun that, frankly, who cares about any of those things?
A shockingly low-key grindhouse feature, starring a debuting Philip Michael Thomas
A gossipy memoir by one of the main architects of the movie apocalypse that occurred in the late 1970s and early 80s
An almost-classic of British horror from 1974
Mexi-madness featuring the iconic gunslinger EL Payo and lots of assorted weirdness