Goodbye, My Fancy is an interesting, if not completely satisfactory, film about a woman with a successful professional life but a habit of running out on challenging relationships and personal situations. It’s the story of Congresswoman Agatha Reed (Joan Crawford),…
Read more →Every movie collector wants to have the greatest movies produced in their library, right? But who can ever agree on that list? We’re tempted to say Movie Irv and his guest are about to share picks for their Top 10 “Guilty…
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Guest blogger Kim Wilson writes: I recently wrote a review of The 39 Steps, and based on the comments it elicited I came to the conclusion that Alfred Hitchcock’s pre-Hollywood films are often overlooked or even forgotten. I’m sure there…
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It’s taken him close to ten years, but writer-director James Gunn finally has his superhero film under his belt with a big capital letter insignia. The movie is Super, a wild and wooly take on the comic book hero, starring…
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Here are 10 trivia facts about Dirty Harry from 1971, which originally appeared as our Mystery Movie Quiz on our Facebook page. There are hundreds of pieces of behind-the-scenes information about this movie. Please feel free to comment and add…
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With the road to the Stanley Cup commencing for the NHL it seems like as good a time as any to review how this sport has fared in Hollywood. But instead of travelling the well-worn path of such great hockey…
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Q: Are they ever going to release Bunny O’Hare with Bette Davis? It is such a good and funny movie. Please, please, please. A: The wacky comedy with Bette teaming up with Ernest Borgnine to portray bank robbers disguising themselves…
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Despite a tempestuous personal life that frequently threatened to overwhelm Lana Turner’s career, the petite yet robust blonde beauty enjoyed a 20-plus-year run as one of Hollywood’s most popular and in-demand sex goddesses and forged a lasting body of work….
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The news spread on April 1st, and was widely reported as being no joke. It still seemed so…ridiculous. And yet, starting with the Liam Neeson thriller Unknown (updated, 4/21: or perhaps it’s the Adam Sandler comedy Just Go With It, which now appears to…
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