The Fly (1958) by Mark R. Leeper (a film retrospective).
‘The Fly’ (1958) is a film that surprised even its producers. They knew the story was a little silly and expected only a…
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‘The Fly’ (1958) is a film that surprised even its producers. They knew the story was a little silly and expected only a…
I saw that TCM is going to show one of the great and iconic Science Fiction films of all time. As I have…
The 1950s could be thought of as the Golden Age of giant arthropod films and frequently giant arthropod films are mis-categorized as science…
In the 1994 film ‘Ed Wood’, the title character, gets enthusiastic over some stock footage, saying that with enough of that he could…
‘The Vigil’ is a horror film in a Jewish Hasidic setting. The ‘vigil’ of the title is not the sitting shiva after a…
‘A Ghost Waits’ is a new take on an old idea. Muriel is fairly successfully haunting a house: all the renters break their…
M.C. Escher is best known for his tessellations and for his ‘Impossible’ structures. Strangely, he did not think of himself as an artist,…
Co-directed by Werner Herzog and Clive Oppenheimer, this Apple TV+ documentary about meteors covers a surprising breadth of discussion about the topic from…
Spaceship Earth is a documentary about Biosphere 2 and the story of the eight people who chose to live in its completely isolated…
This is a good commentary and companion piece for the original film with many ideas coming together. It has its own philosophical line…
‘The Lodge’ is a production from Hammer Films. Hammer was a British company that specialised in horror and Science Fiction from the mid-1950s…
Trivia question: what day of the week is “The Day the Earth Stood Still”? Answer later in the article. The Day The Earth…