31 Days of Oscar: THE TRAIN (1964)
I talk about how much I love The Train all the time, I watch or DVR it every time it’s on, and I really want more people to see it, […]
Category Archives: Classic
Films older than 30 years; more of a guideline, definitely NOT a rule.
Evil Dead and a greedy family haunt the Redford Theatre
Our friends at the Redford Theatre are treating Detroit horror fans to two frightening classics this weekend. On Friday October 26th only, there will be a midnight showing of Evil […]
Universal horror at the Redford Theatre
On Saturday, October 20th, Detroit’s Redford Theatre is showing a Universal Studios horror double feature: The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) and Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman (1943). In Bride, a sequel to the […]
Reckless Review: Thirteen Women
Back in December, TCM had a day of Myrna Loy films and I recorded a bunch of them, including a goofy little pre-code picture called Thirteen Women (1932). I have […]
Film Noir Friday – TOUCH of EVIL
I’ve had a horrendous case of writer’s block this week, trying to come up with something original to say about Orson Welles’ 1958 film noir masterpiece, Touch of Evil. As […]
Stagecoach
Westerns were some of the first movies ever made, and they never really seem to go out of style. Look no further than your multiplex for confirmation — Cowboys and […]
