‘Killer Force’ (1976): Energetic heist actioner is dumb, but fun
Amiable, mindless (…and mostly inexplicable) thick ear for fans of 70s all-star international co-productions.
Amiable, mindless (…and mostly inexplicable) thick ear for fans of 70s all-star international co-productions.
Ahhhhh…the falling leaves. The soft, orangey twilight at day’s dimming. The pumpkins. The apple cider. The grown adults decorating their houses and lawns with plastic skeletons and ghosts and asking you, apparently the only neighbor left who likes to keep to himself, what you think of it with their idiotic grins, pissing themselves because they’re… Read More ‘Lisa and the Devil’ & ‘The House of Exorcism’ (1973/1975): Bava’s arty failure gets exploitation makeover
This unjoyful, remarkably inept exercise in tired disaster conventions scuttled before the anchor was even raised.
Recently having endured the latest—and I pray to God last—James Bond abomination (no, I didn’t pay to see it, and yes, that DVD screener was later used as target practice), I was in desperate need of some corrective movie therapy. Stat. So…since that particular abortion, No Time to Die, decided to lift elements of an earlier… Read More ‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’ (1969): The best Bond, the best Bond girl, the best Bond movie