Experiment in Terror (1962)
Directed by Blake Edwards, this moody and surreal Columbia noir couldn’t have been more different than his previous film. Made just after Breakfast at Tiffany’s, starring Lee Remick, Glenn Ford, Stefanie Powers and Roy Poole, and a hauntingly cool film score by Henry Mancini, this black & white psychological thriller is quite the hidden gem. […]
In the Age of AI

PBS Frontline documentary
Long Tall Woman in a Black Dress

Ok anyone born after 1990 hasn’t heard of the “Hollies”, but they may have heard of “Crosby Stills and Nash”. The Nash is Graham Nash. He and Allan Clarke were the “Hollies”. They rivaled the Beatles and were their equals in the late 60’s. “Long Tall Woman in a Black Dress“,
In the Earth (2021)

This return to Ben Wheatley’s raw, unpredictable horror roots is a welcome venture.
Living in Oblivion (1995)

Such a smart little movie. As clever as it is, the meta-conceits of the film are handled with such subtlety that it never becomes a mere formal experiment.
Adventures in Babysitting (1987)

This sloppy hodgepodge of a movie is a delight. Campy 80’s cheese for the whole family!