MarkRLeeper, Author at SFcrowsnest

Attack Of The 50 Foot Woman (1958) (film retrospective by Mark R. Leeper).

This is one of those films that has become a low-grade camp classic. While it is not as incompetent as

The New York Times, which likes to give one-line reviews for movies scheduled for TV has a quick phrase for

The image of ‘The Creature From The Black Lagoon’ (1954) is imprinted on our cultural psychology perhaps only surpassed by

In his day Vic Edwards was the Number One boxoffice action actor on the screen. It is now about 45

All Hail the Popcorn King is a study of the surrealist writer Joe R. Lansdale, author of 50 novels and

Members of the 2020 World Science Fiction Convention will be given an opportunity to vote retroactively for Hugo Awards for

‘Color Out Of Space’ is the latest film adaptation of HP Lovecraft’s horror story tells of a meteor strike in

It had been years since I have seen ‘The Mortal Storm’ (1940), and I think I saw it only once,

With a little flair borrowed from Jules Verne, we get the story, The Aeronauts, of two mid-19th century explorers who

In July TCM celebrated the 50th anniversary of humans first landing on the moon. They chose to run the rarely