FILMS… Middle of the Night (1959)
Stuck in the middle of two…
Betty a young divorcee starts a relationship with her much older boss leading to strong reactions from friends and family. Then her ex-husband returns.
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BOOKS… The Golden Age of Disaster Cinema: A Guide to the Films, 1950 – 1979 (2019) by Nik Havert
A book that brings you the masters and mistresses of disaster movies…
Nik Havert gives an extensive account of those times from the 1950s until 1979 when disaster struck of all kinds, in both films and TV movies.
FILMS… Callaway Went Thataway / The Star Said No (1951)
For a film cameo from Esther Williams look thisaway…
A star lookalike, Stretch Barnes is asked to stand in for Smoky Callaway, a cowboy TV star.
BOOKS… The Binge Watcher’s Guide to The Twilight Zone, An Unofficial Journey (2021) by Jacob Trussell
You are about to enter a review on a book on all things Twilight Zone…
Author Jacob Trussell writes a passionate love letter to Rod Serling, The Twilight Zone and all its reincarnations.
FILMS… (Some of) My Best from the Rest
Just one (more) favourite film for each decade…
Seeing as I have reviewed my (never changing) favourites already (at least once) here’s the best from the ones I have still to review.
FILMS… Reliving the Roles from the Immortal Sean Connery
Some Sean Connery classics from this commander of the big screen…
From his filmography with love, my heartfelt tribute to the Scottish star.
FILMS… Pillow Talk (1959)
A surprising undercover romantic has a day…
Sparks fly in all directions when Jan Morrow and Brad Allen share a party phone line, they “meet” after her voice rings a bell.
FILMS and TV… Remembering TV and Films with Valerie Harper
Recalling the three Rs from Valerie Harper…
Rock (Rock, Rock), Rhoda and (Blame it on) Rio, memories from the Film and TV career of Valerie Harper.
FILMS… Taking a Peek at my 5 Fave Films from the Fifties
Going back to the Fifties with 5 British Movies…
I present you with 5 British lovelies from this time and place.
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