In 1966 Raquel Welch skyrocketed to fame starring in One Million Years B.C. Her career has suffered ups and downs, she has gained a reputation as being one of the most ‘difficult’ actresses in Hollywood, but has continued to remain popular, busy and successful. I take a comprehensive biographical look at her life, career, stories of her difficult reputation and some gossip.
There’s a certain template the James Bond films follow, here I examine the components, story devices and vital ingredients I call The Bond Blueprint
In the future newborns can be given a memory implant at birth. This will allow their experiences throughout their entire life to be recorded and […]
A review of the 2021 action film Deadlock, one of the many low-grade films Bruce Willis has done in his final acting years. Here he plays a villain who takes over a Georgia dam and army ranger trying to stop him
Hey, remember when Pin-up Girl photos & posters were hung everywhere a young man’s eyes would fall? I take a look at the history of the Pin-up Girl, from helping soldiers get through WWII to the 1970s/80s poster girl boom to becoming digital downloads
Howard Kemp (James Stewart) is a bounty hunter on the trail of outlaw killer Ben Vandergroat (Robert Ryan). Traveling from Kansas to the mountains of […]
A review of the 1996 action film Executive Decision, starring Kurt Russell, Halle Berry, John Leguizamo, Oliver Platt and Steven Seagal
A review of the 2021 action heist film The Misfits, starring Pierce Brosnan, Nick Cannon, Tim Roth and Jamie Chung, directed by Renny Harlin, not a good movie
A review of the 2004 documentary Word Wars, about the quirky lives and enthusiastic passion four players have for Scrabble and to be the best at the game they can possibly be
A review of the 1992 romantic comedy The Cutting Edge about a hockey player who partners up with a figure skater, starring D.B. Sweeney, Moira Kelly and Terry O’Quinn
The 1993 comedy Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray is a wonderful classic film, but there is one odd, unusual scene that has always stood out to me and opens up a question about the time loop that is happening
A review of the 1989 Cold War thriller The Package, starring Gene Hackman, Tommy Lee Jones, Joanna Cassidy, John Heard, Dennis Franz and Pam Grier, directed by Andrew Davis
A review of the 2003 TV movie Lucy, about the life of Lucille Ball and her relationship with Desi Arnaz, starring Rachel York and Danny Pino
A review of the 1989 cult action film Road House, starring Patrick Swayze, Sam Elliott, Ben Gazzara and Kelly Preston, the beloved cult film with Swayze as a legendary bouncer
A review of the 2021 horror comedy Black Friday, about a toy store on the busiest shopping day of the year when customers turn into gory alien zombies, starring Bruce Campbell, Michael Jai White, Ivana Baquero, Devon Sawa and Ryan Lee
A review of the 1983 classic comedy National Lampoon’s Vacation, starring Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo, Randy Quaid, Imogene Coca and Christie Brinkley
Discussing No Time To Die – Friend Jeroen (aka DutchBondFan) and I sit down to talk about our feelings about Daniel Craig’s final film as James Bond – the characters, the story, the conclusion, we cover it all and have plenty to say!
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