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Owen Daybright is a ranch foreman for Colorado cattleman Arch Strobie, who happens to be Owen’s foster dad. While Owen is in the company of his foster brother Lee Strobie at a local saloon, they learn that Lily Fasken has given birth to a baby. The attending doctor explains that he was never summoned during […]

The first two-thirds of “A Sacrifice” are a largely leaden affair that offers viewers little that they haven’t seen before. It isn’t even awful so much as it is intensely forgettable the kind of film whose title eludes you even as you watch it. Unfortunately, it then proceeds to get infinitely worse in its final

In the following article, you can check the summary of B-Movie Director Roger Corman’s filmography first and then his B-movie style over the years because this was written before his 2023 updated biography came out. The 1975 film features actor David Carradine’s one of the most iconic performances. According to Roger, it was the most

We film lovers perpetually bang the drum about how cinema enables us to experience life from perspectives outside of our own. The medium reveals the world and those who inhabit it with singular precision as it observes who we are with a magnifying glass. But while plenty of titles accomplish this effect, none have done

Over sixty years ago, directors Henry Hathaway, John Ford, and George Marshall joined forces to tell the story of America’s push toward the Pacific. “How The West Was Won” was a tremendous undertaking. Produced through the three-strip Cinerama process, it featured a deep ensemble of high-wattage stars James Stewart, Spencer Tracy, John Wayne, Gregory Peck,

Seven Mummies is a strange title for a movie. At first glance, one might assume it is a modern mummy movie, but in reality, it’s a take on the Western ghost town genre popularized in films like Ghost Town (1988), Phantom Town (1997), or Purgatory (1999). Oh, and if you want to check out my

The first half of ‘A Sacrifice‘ is remarkably dull considering that it starts off showing viewers nothing new. It is not even non-captivating, rather it is significantly forgettable the type of film whose title escapes you at any point of the viewing. To make things worse, the final act escalates to a whole new level

After the comparatively “normal” visions of “The Favourite” and “Poor Things,” Yorgos Lanthimos is back in provocateur mode. Working more in the vein of his earlier, more surreal flicks like “The Lobster,” “Dogtooth” and “The Killing of a Sacred Deer,” the filmmaker’s latest reunites him with Efthimis Filippou, the co-writer of those movies, to deliver

to grasp. I purchased it for one British Pound because it features Fred Ward as its lead. Moreover, being an 80’s kid as I am, the images and memories of Lea Thompson are forever engrained in my mind. How can one not love and appreciate both of these actors in an action film? This combination

“God saved me so I could give you life.” So said concentration camp survivor Liliane Halfin to her daughter, Diane Simone Michelle. Weighing in at 49 pounds after being freed from Auschwitz, Lily gave birth just 11 months later to a girl who grew up and changed the world of fashion and its associated business