In the context of 1932, “Island of Lost Souls” is a bold, experimental picture. This was before the time of “King Kong”‘s effects and the scope of films like “Gone […]
Movie Review – “Island of Lost Souls” (1932)
Movie Review – “Spartacus” (1960)
Just watching this to say I’ve nearly seen every Stanley Kubrick film. Nothing to see here. Well okay, there is an interesting history to “Spartacus.” This film came about when actor Kirk […]
Mini-Review – “Witness For The Prosecution” (1957)
If you told me a year ago that Billy Wilder directed a courtroom drama based off an Agatha Christie play, I would have avoided it like the plague. And I did. Courtroom […]
Paul’s Favorite Films – Number 13
I did not have many nightmares as a child, but the ones that I do remember were some of the most painful memories I have. They were always ones of situations that […]
Paul’s Mini-Reviews #9
“Unbreakable” (2000) M. Night Shaymalan is one of the strangest oddities in current filmmaking. When he started out with “The Sixth Sense,” everyone was blown away by his creativity and simplicity, as he had […]
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