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quiet and small: October 2009

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Saturday, October 24, 2009. This is the end result of acute hard dri. This is the end result of acute hard drive failure, hello sexxy! Wednesday, October 21, 2009. The classic amazing doubleheader: social distortion last night (crazy amazing as usual) and gaslight anthem with murder by death tonight. heaven i tell you, sheer heaven! Sunday, October 04, 2009. Happy 50th Twilight Zone! The history of twilight zone is covered here. On the blog a shroud of thoughts. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Phil has a blog.

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Disguised Identity: The Unholy Three (1925) - Reel Distracted

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Disguised Identity: The Unholy Three (1925). Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.”. This post is for the The. In The Good Old Days of Classic Hollywood. Maybe the biggest aspect of this holiday, if not for scaring people, is dressing up. What are you going to be for Halloween? This brings me to the film I would like to talk about,. Of 1925. Not to be confused the its later remake, made in 1930, starring two of the same main actors Lon Chaney and Harry Earles. The Unholy Three (1925). Rdquo; After...

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Blog Archives - Reel Distracted

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Ldquo;Picasso had his pink period and his blue period. I’m in my blonde period.”. Although my love of all things Python may be greater, Hammer holds a special place in my heart. Gothic horror in general being one of my favorite genres, the films of Hammer Studios speak to me. In five Dracula films produced by Hammer from 1966 to 1972;. Dracula Prince of Darkness(1966). Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968). Taste the Blood of Dracula(1970). Scars of Dracula (1970). Dracula A.D.1972 (1972). And before i...

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Blog-Archiv - Reel Distracted

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You're the Dummy, Dummy. My mom was a. Ventriloquist and she always was throwing her voice. For ten years I thought the dog was telling me to kill my father.". The idea for this post came after watching. Attack of the Puppet People (1958). On TCM. This movie has no puppets, save one, and it doesn't attack. It gets demolished by a very small man. They should have really gone with one of its pseudonyms,. I Was a Teenage Doll. Films, and let’s not forget. Black Devil Doll From Hell (1981). The ventriloquist...

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The Horn Section: Film Review: NEVER SAY GOODBYE (1946)

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If You're Reading This, you have nothing better to do. Friday, December 29, 2006. Film Review: NEVER SAY GOODBYE (1946). Why the Hell isn't This on DVD yet? NEVER SAY GOODBYE (1946 Warner Brothers) Starring Errol Flynn, Eleanor Parker, Patti Brady, Forrest Tucker, Lucille Watson, Donald Woods and Hattie McDaniel. Directed by James V. Kern. Christmas perennial that is rarely screened,. NEVER SAY GOODBYE is hampered by a weak and poorly structured script and a slow first hour. You’ll never believe fo...

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The Horn Section: MAVERICK Mondays: "Duel at Sundown" (1959)

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If You're Reading This, you have nothing better to do. Monday, June 15, 2015. MAVERICK Mondays: "Duel at Sundown" (1959). MAVERICK Mondays: Number 16. One of the series' most legendary episodes, Duel at Sundown. Has a number of similarities to the earlier Holiday at Hollow Rock. Ironically, Maverick and Hardigan are both. Cowardly, but (reluctantly) steps up when the chips are down; Hardigan does exactly the reverse. Red's no dummy, but poker player Bret's skill at reading people. Mr Christianson is a bi...

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The Horn Section: Television Review: LOVE THAT BOB: "Colonel Goldbrick" (1958)

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If You're Reading This, you have nothing better to do. Sunday, January 04, 2015. Television Review: LOVE THAT BOB: "Colonel Goldbrick" (1958). I don't think Bob likes this picture. Series overview of LOVE THAT BOB. Aka THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW previously published here for the one hundredth anniversary of the star's birth in 2008 at. Ommand takes precedence, right? However, you guessed it: Colonel Collins hasn't been summoned by that. But rather, he's photographing a bathing beauty from this. Is one of seve...

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The Horn Section: MAVERICK Mondays: "Gun-Shy" (1959)

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If You're Reading This, you have nothing better to do. Monday, December 01, 2014. MAVERICK Mondays: "Gun-Shy" (1959). MAVERICK Mondays : Number 11. The only thing more important than money, right Pappy? Series creator Roy Huggins did some re-writes on MAVERICK's first and best outright parody, but the finished product still bears the skewed stamp of Marion Hargrove. If the title doesn't make it clear that spoofing GUNSMOKE will be the primary focus, the voice-over narration that opens Gun-Shy. While Ellw...

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You Reap What You Sow: The Ice Harvest - Reel Distracted

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You Reap What You Sow: The Ice Harvest. They say there's no such thing as the perfect crime.". However, there is another holiday themed film by the same director I would like to discuss,. The Ice Harvest (2005). And while there are many other films directed by the late Mr. Ramis that may be better,. Fit nicely into a February 2nd double feature. Both are philosophical, darkly comedic, and thought provoking. Before I begin, let me be honest, Ice Harvest is no match for. Charlie drops off Pete's and picks ...

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And Then There Were None?                                                       5 Dolls for an August Moon (1970) - Reel Distracted

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And Then There Were None? 5 Dolls for an August Moon (1970). This post is for the Beyond the Cover Blogathon. Hosted by Liz of Now Voyaging and Kristina of Speakasy (two blogs you need to check out right after you read this post). The Mysterious Affair at Styles. Was groundbreaking in its ability to conceal the perpetrator of the crime even to the most ardent mystery reader. So naturally, many of her works were adapted into films. The novel I will be looking at will be 1939’s. And Then There Were None.