After watching Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life and Ghastly Death of Al Adamson last week, I thought I should see at least one of the director’s films in its entirety. I picked 1971’s The Female Bunch because it was easily accessible on the Tubi streaming service. Made in 1969Continue Reading
It’s a sheer coincidence that, in the last four months, I’ve reviewed four movies dealing with the impending destruction of the Earth. The first three — Don’t Look Up, Warning from Space, and When Worlds Collide — dealt with various types of astral bodies on a collision course with ourContinue Reading
Robert Bronzi (aka Robert Kovacs) has made a career capitalizing on his resemblance to Charles Bronson. In 2018, he appeared in Death Kiss, where he played the role of “K”, a thinly veiled reference to the Paul Kersey character in the Death Wish series of films. In his third featureContinue Reading
A particularly nasty strain of rabies has rapidly spread across the planet and driven what’s left of humanity to live in underground bunkers. Spread through bites, the virus causes humans to become murderously violent “infected.” Morgan (Matt Smith) was bitten but did not turn into one of the infected. Instead,Continue Reading
Romance novelist Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock) struggled to finish her most recent book, The Lost City of D. Since the death of her archeologist husband, she’s found little inspiration for her work. In fact, she rarely has the energy to leave her house. When her publicist schedules her on aContinue Reading
Coming out of the 1970s, you couldn’t find two bigger movie stars than Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds. Both actors were each riding a wave of success with their appearances in successful action movies like Every Which Way But Loose and Smokey and the Bandit. But as the mid-80s approached,Continue Reading
When it was announced that yet another version of Batman was set to hit movie screens, many fans wondered why. Since 1989, no less than five different actors have donned the cape and cowl. What else could be done? But, after seeing 2022’s The Batman, I can see why aContinue Reading