John Huston’s Cold War Thrillers
Reviews of two great espionage gems by director John Huston: The Kremlin Letter (Twilight Time), and The MacKintosh Man (Warner Home Video)…
Reviews of two great espionage gems by director John Huston: The Kremlin Letter (Twilight Time), and The MacKintosh Man (Warner Home Video)…
Return to: Home / Soundtrack Reviews / C . Rating: Excellent Label: La-La Land Records/ Released: April 26, 2011 Tracks & Album Length: CD1: 21 tracks / (49:29) + CD2: 25 tracks / (49:15) . Special Notes: 12-page colour booklet with a Q&A with composer Hans Zimmer, and liner notes by co-composers Borislav Slavov and Tilman Sillescu . […]
Reviews of three films dealing with pilots and the huge risks and responsabilities within their grips: Clarence Brown’s 1933 melodrama Night Flight (Warner Home Video), Ralph Nelson’s still-potent Fate is the Hunter (Twlight Time) from 1964, and Henry Koster’s No Highway in the Sky drama from 1951 (still unavailable on DVD)…
Review of Richard Fleischer’s superb ‘colour noir’ suspenser, Violent Saturday (Twilight Time)…
Soundtrack reviews of Andrew Hewitt’s Submarine (MovieScore Media), Martin Phipps’ Brighton Rock (Silva Screen), Marco Beltrami’s Scream 4 (Varese Sarabande), and Darren Callahan’s Alien Terrain (Phantom Soundtracks)…
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