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Nov 021964
 
Ghidrah, the Three Headed Monster (1964)

A Princess goes missing after an assassination attempt, and turns up in Japan, claiming to be a 5000 year old prophetess from outer space (Venus in the subtitled version, Mars in the dubbed).  She predicts that Rodan will rise from a volcano, Godzilla will destroy a ship, and a space monster named King Ghidrah will

Aug 031964
 
My Fair Lady (1964)

Professor Henry Higgins (Rex Harrison), on a bet with Colonel Pickering (Wilfrid Hyde-White), takes in flower girl Eliza Doolittle (Audrey Hepburn) with the intention of teaching her proper English such that she could pass as a high class lady. My Fair Lady is a nice film, a pleasant viewing experience. That sounds like I’m damning

Oct 051960
 
Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960)

Robin Hood (Richard Greene) and his gang, who loiter in Sherwood Forest, find a dying man escaping from the Sheriff’s guards.  He holds a clue to an evil conspiracy and The Sheriff of Nottingham (Peter Cushing) will do anything to keep it a secret.  Well, for awhile he will.  Then he goes off to do

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Oct 041960
 
The Last Voyage (1960)

During the final voyage of the liner Claridon, a boiler explosion rips a hole in its hull.  While Captain Robert Adams (George Sanders) and Engineer Walsh (Edmond O’Brien) first attempt to keep the ship afloat, and then get the passengers to safety, Cliff Henderson  (Robert Stack) struggles to save his trapped wife (Dorothy Malone). All the

Jan 101957
 
The Aztec Mummy Trilogy

The three Mexican Aztec Mummy films were made back-to-back in 1957 and it is best to think of them as an old, ‘40s-style serial rather than three movies. The pacing works better that way, as does some of the cheapness and fanciful elements. Just consider the endings of the first two films as cliff hangers.

Oct 101956
 
Earth vs the Flying Saucers (1956)

Space scientist Dr. Russell A. Marvin (Hugh Marlowe) and his new wife Carol (Joan Taylor) see a flying saucer on their way to a rocket test facility.  They say nothing, lacking proof, but soon another saucer appears, destroying the compound.  Unable to convince the military of the danger, Marvin contacts the aliens, and finds he

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Sep 281952
 
Blackbeard, the Pirate (1952)

Edward Maynard (Keith Andes) hopes to prove that Sir Henry Morgan (Torin Thatcher), the governor of Jamaica, is still a pirate. To do that, he joins the crew of the infamous Blackbeard (Robert Newton), who has his own score to settle with Morgan. Blackbeard also kidnaps Edwina Mansfield (Linda Darnell ), an upper class lady whose father

Jun 191950
 
King Solomon’s Mines

King Solomon’s Mines (1937)  King Solomon’s Mines (1950)  King Solomon’s Mines (1985)  Allan Quartermain, the great white hunter, finds himself, against his better judgment, as the guide for a rescue party into “uncharted” Africa. Their destination is the diamond mines of King Solomon, an old wives’ tale. Along the way they pick up an unusual

Jul 251948
 
The Naked City (1948)

A beautiful blonde model is murdered in her New York apartment. Lt. Dan Muldoon (Berry Fitzgerald) and detective Jimmy Halloran (Dan Taylor) are put on the case. It will lead to a string of jewelry robberies and to the nearly pathologically untruthful Frank Niles (Howard Duff) and his snooty fiancée Ruth Morrison (Dorothy Hart). Critics

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Sep 281946
 
The Bandit of Sherwood Forest (1946)

The elderly Robin Hood finds tyranny once again in England in the form of the Regent (Henry Daniell). He reforms his band of merry men and calls on his son Robert (Cornel Wilde) to lead the fight. When the Regent threatens to kill the young king, Robert devises a rescue with the help of Lady

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Feb 271944
 
Frenchman's Creek (1944)

Upper-class Dona St. Columb (Joan Fontaine) has had enough of her cloddish, uncarring husband (Ralph Forbes) and his cad of a friend (Basil Rathbone), so takes off to Cornwall with her two children. There she is taken care of by William (Cecil Kellaway), a servant who’s cleverer than expected and has a secret. She also

Oct 041943
 
Titanic (1943)

The board members of White Star, led by Bruce Ismay (E.F. Fürbinger), use the fragile financial condition of the company brought about by the expense of building The Titanic, as an opportunity to buy up stock.  If the ship’s maiden voyage can break speed records, the stock price will rise and they’ll make a fortune.