Grand Old Movies

In the annals of movies (and merchandise) about Mythical Beasts—Mothmen, Chupacabras, Big Foot (is the plural Big Feet?)

>> It’s the Grand Old Movies Photo Caption Contest!

It’s mad, all right.

Hair colorists of the world, take note: You might just be out of business: What’s seen in the above clip (courtesy of the Monty Montenegro YouTube channel) is beautiful Mari Blanchard, playing a woman named Kyra in a 1957 low-budget sci-fi/horror flick ca…

The Triplets of Belleville, from 2003, is a weird and charming film; and I stress both those adjectives equally.

A couple of posts back I wrote a critique of the 1959 film remake of The 39 Steps, in which I zeroed in on its star, Kenneth More, as being crucially miscast in the Richard Hannay role.

There need to be more movies about rambunctious old ladies.

Alfred Hitchcock sure was no fluke.

The title vampire of The Vampire’s Ghost is not your expected sanguinic movie predator.

It was on my second viewing of RKO ‘s 1947 film noir They Won’t Believe Me that one scene stood out.

There’s always been bad Emperors.

I know nothing about cars.

We open on the hands of Oscar Levant.

I’m tossing out a suggestion (free of charge!)