Jean Simmons Bids ‘So Long’ at the Fair
Jean Simmons’ beloved brother disappears during a stay in Paris in Antony Darnborough’s odd little thriller So Long at the Fair (1950).
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Tom Roston’s I Lost It at the Video Store
Book review and podcast interview with author Tom Roston on “I Lost It at the Video Store: A Filmmaker’s Oral History of a Vanished Era” (The Critical Press).
Kings and Desperate Men (1981) + Scanners Q&A Visual Podcast + Book Signing
In this follow-up National Canadian Film Day post, I’ve added links to a visual version of the Scanners Q&A / Editor’s Blog podcast, HD extracts of the pulsing images, a film review of Alexis Kanner’s Kings and Desperate Men (1981), and book signing news.
Giuseppe Andrews and the wonder that is Garbanzo Gas
Review of Giuseppe Makes a Movie, Adam Rifkin’s hysterical documentary on indie auteur Giuseppe Andrews during the making of his 20+ feature film, Garbanzo Gas (Cinelicious Pics).
Film Noir Double-Header: Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950) + The Big Heat (1953)
Reviews of two potent film noir classics: Otto Preminger’s Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950) + Fritz Lang’s The Big Heat (1953) from Twilight Time.
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