Posts from the ‘forgotten film’ category

Friday Forgotten Film: The Master Gunfighter

“All history is part fact, part fiction, and mostly interpretation.” Many are well aware of the interconnection the American Western and Japanese Jidaigeki films have, the latter more commonly…

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A Friday Night Lights Appreciation: The Best of Times

“Bakersfield must be destroyed!” Usually around this time of year, I’ll start watching darker, some would say horrific, fare as the autumn builds toward Halloween. My colleague…

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Friday Forgotten Film: The Dirty Dozen

Two things drove this particular Forgotten Film post. First, since good friends and colleagues Paula (of Paula’s Cinema Club) and Kevin (aka Jack Deth) hosted and…

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Friday Forgotten Film: Sorcerer

Whether some things are doomed to failure because of bad timing on their release, or in combination with a lack of understanding by those (few) that…

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Friday Forgotten Film: Red Sun

It’s funny how fish-out-of-water concepts make their way on to films. Specifically, when characters and cultures find themselves literally on foreign soil. For instance, East meets West tales…

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Friday Forgotten Film: Daylight

dis•as•ter |diˈzastər| noun – a sudden event, such as an accident or a natural catastrophe, that causes great damage or loss of life adjective – denoting…

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Friday Forgotten Film: The Yakuza

There are instances when an actor, or director, tries something so different and foreign just to stretch themselves in their film craft… or to get a…

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Friday Forgotten Film: Hickey & Boggs

There are films that instantly garner acclaim and are lauded for being big groundbreaking movie experiences. Sometimes it was even true. And the 70s had plenty…

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