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| La ragazza che sapeva troppo |
Anne Billson: La ragazza che sapeva troppo (aka The Girl Who Knew Too Much)
Bill Crider: Hardcore [trailer]
Brian Arnold: back to school: "Charlie Brown and the Spelling Bee"
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| Hardcore |
BV Lawson: Media Murder; Murder and Mayhem Milwaukee
Dan Stumpf: Two Days in the Valley
Ed Lynskey: The Turning Point (1952 film)
Elizabeth Foxwell: Man in the Vault; "Exile Noir" at UCLA
Evan Lewis: Disney Family Album: Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen
George Kelley: Babette's Feast
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| Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "The Opportunity" |
Iba Dawson: The Best Man Holiday
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr.: Parachute Jumper; Ex-Lady
Jack Seabrook: Alfred Hitchcock Presents: "The Opportunity"
Jackie Kashian: Nic Dressel on multimedia fantasy franchises
Jacqueline T. Lynch: Ann Blyth, Hollywood Teenager
Jake Hinkson: Bogart and Bacall 1: To Have and Have Not
James Reasoner: Need for Speed
Jeff Gemmill: Robin Williams
Jerry House: Vaudeville Acts 1898 to 1910
John Charles: Vengeance (aka Joko invoca Dio...e muori aka Joko's Vengeance)
John Grant: The Ringer (1952 film); The Scarlet Web
Jonathan Lewis: The Tall Target; West of Shanghai; Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Kate Laity: LonCon and ShamroKon
Kelly Robinson: Carmen with Theda Bara
Kliph Nesteroff: Broadside:"Follow the Pigeon"; The Sandy Duncan Show
Laura: Wonder Man; Out of the Past; 10 favored films of the last 25 years
Lucy Brown: The Greatest Show on Earth
Martin Edwards: Crimes of Passion (BBC package of Scandinavian tv); The Tourist (2010 film)
Marty McKee: Five Fingers of Death (aka King Boxer)
Michael Shonk: The Whistler (the television series)
Mystery Dave: Old Yeller
Patti Abbott: Trouble in Paradise
Prashant Trikannad: Everybody Loves Raymond: "The Thought that Counts"
Randy Johnson: She (1935 film); Mallory Must Not Die...(aka Il mio nome e Mallory...'M' come 'morte'--literally, My Name is Mallory...That's "M" as in "Death")
Rick: Veronica Carlson, Hammer star; Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention
Ron Scheer: 3 Bad Men
Sergio Angelini: The Anderson Tapes
Stacia Jones: The Winning of Barbara Worth
Stephen Bowie: traces of New Wave film in 1960s US television
Todd Mason: a pointer for viewing tonight (for those in the US with "faithful" PBS affiliates handy), and will be repeated on the affiliated World network over the next week: I don't know how good this docudrama is, but the subject seems to me to be pretty remarkable (and PBS will be feeding their Robin Williams tribute afterward):
ENEMY OF THE REICH: NOOR INAYAT KHAN STORY
Tuesday, September 9, 2014, 8:00-9:00 p.m. ET
In August of 1943, the last surviving clandestine radio operator in Paris desperately signaled London for additional weapons and explosives for the French underground. She knew her time was limited. Within a month, she too would be taken. This is the story of a woman’s extraordinary courage, tested in the crucible of Nazi-occupied Paris. With an American mother and Indian Sufi father, Noor Inayat Khan was an unusual British agent; her life spent growing up in a Sufi spiritual center in Paris seemed an unlikely preparation for the dangerous work to come. Yet it was in this place of universal peace and contemplation that her remarkable courage was forged. --PBS blurb and promo images:
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