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Articles related to "Roger Corman"
A Bucket of Blood (1959) Movie Review A Bucket of Blood stars Dick Miller as an insecure busboy who becomes a crazed sculptor, in this 1959 horror comedy. a bucket of blood • roger corman • dick miller • walter paisley • horror
Dementia 13 Review Dementia 13 is often dismissed as a bad B movie. The flick takes elements from earlier Gothic treatments while adding the slasher dimension that has grown so popular. dementia 13 • francis ford coppola • roger corman • gothic • slasher
Joe Dante at the Edinburgh Film Festival Cult filmmaker Joe Dante described his career from its beginnings under the tutelage of B-movie king Roger Corman, to making hits like Gremlins and The Burbs. joe dante • gremlins • roger corman • exploitation movies • steven spielberg
Roger Corman's Poe Films In the early 1960's legendary low budget film-maker Roger Corman made a series of evocative and successful films based upon the works of Edgar Allan Poe. roger corman • edgar allan poe • vincent price • h p lovecraft • peter lorre
Stan Bickman – Part II – War Stories from the B-Movie Days
In a continuation of my tribute to a mentor, Stan Bickman, I pass along some stories from the B-movie days, when Shelly Winters is making a schedule, and Jack Nicholson directs a dentist. b-movies • roger corman • independent film • jack nicholson • shelly winters
The Substance of Movie Directors' Styles When a movie is conceived, no matter who writes the script or runs the camera or edits the footage, it's often the director's style that shines the brightest. alfred hitchcock • john ford • steven spielberg • george cukor • roger corman
Retro Bio: How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood... August's "retro bio": Roger Corman's life, his stories, and anecdotes about making low-budget films. biography • biographies • book • review • reviews
A tribute to Vincent Price No matter how threatening Vincent Price was on film, one sensed there always was a giggling prankster barely beneath the surface who wanted viewers to be in on the joke. vincent price • roger corman • edgar allan poe • pit and the pendulum • theater of blood
Death Race Death Race 2000: Prime for revisit or best left alone? death race • death race 2000 • death race 3000 • jason statham • paul w.s. anderson
Edinburgh Film Festival Programme 2009 This year's Edinburgh Film Festival boasts an impressive line-up with new films by Steven Soderbergh, Sam Mendes, Kathryn Bigelow and Dario Argento on show. sasha grey • edinburgh film festival • dario argento • blaxploitation • joe dante
Gangster Movies "The Departed" steals Best Picture - and reminds us of the many mugs hanging in filmdom's rogues galleries. the departed • white heat • james cagney • raoul walsh • warner bros.
Spacey Awards Honour 2 Legends The annual Spacey Awards honour Roger Corman (Little Shop of Horrors) and Stan Winston (Aliens) spacey awards • stan winston • roger corman • little shop of horrors • johnny depp
The Fall of the House of Usher Edgar Allen Poe is considered a writer in the Gothic genre. His style is often intense horror, yet he also writes in the style of Romanticism. edgar allen poe • the fall of the house of usher • roderick usher • buried alive • morbid acuteness of the senses
The Intruder
Imagine that a white separatist sect of the Klingon Empire has captured the Starship Enterprise, brainwashed its venerable captain – James T. Kirk – and transported him back in time to the rural south as a hate-mongering segregationist. Sound implausible? Well, guess again, and fasten your seatbelt for The Intruder, director Roger Corman’s racially charged 1961 docu-drama featuring none other than William Shatner in one of the most powerful and provocative performance of his career. the intruder • i hate your guts • william shatner • james kirk • roger corman
The New Year Brings Some New Series To Television This week we review three new series: THE DISTRICT, BLACK SCORPION and THE SECRET ADVENTURES OF JULES VERNE. Come along and see what some of the new series for 2001 look like. roger corman • black scorpion • sci-fi • jules verne • the secret adventures of jules verne
Slaughter Studios--Theatrical Butchery The slaughter here is perpetrated on the audience. dvd • video • slaughter studios
Evolution of Women Heroes in Film Throughout history women have sought the equal opportunities afforded to men, including the right to kick some butt; these filmmakers have given them their chance. women heroes • female action heroes • chicks who kick butt • gender roles in film • james cameron
Life Legacy of Princess Diana Now a Comic Book The extraordinary life and tragic death of Lady Diana Spencer, former Princess of Wales, is now the subject of a new comic book, Female Force: Princess Diana. princess diana • diana spencer • lady diana • female force • bluewater
Movies: Cloak and Dagger!? Fantastic Four! Wonder Woman! Dimension Films taps Marvel characters "Cloak and Dagger". Buffy creator writes a new comic book for Dark Horse. What ever happened to that Tick TV show? Fantastic Four movie planned. Snadra Bullock to be next Wonder Woman? 20th century fox • chairman • tim rothman • roger corman • fantastic four
The Movies and H.P. Lovecraft The first film adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft story came twenty-six years after his death. Unfortunately, it was released as Edgar Allan Poe's The Haunted Palace (1963). h.p. lovecraft • cthulhu • roger corman • rod serling • night gallery
Where In The World Can I Find 99 Cent Videos (Part II) Still can’t find Revenge of the Cheerleaders or other films profiled on this site at your local video store? Don’t fret; help is on the way. video • tape traders • audition • chaatterbox • god told me to
Film Review – Death Race (2008) Paul W.S. Anderson's Death Race is well-made and extremely exciting - a true action film for the hard-core action fan. death race 2000 • death race 2008 • jason statham death race • david carradine death race • death race review
Hollywood Heroes in World War Two Most were not famous at the time, but history would remember these actors, directors and producers more for what they would accomplish later than for the War. hollywood battlefield • james arness • 3rd infantry division. charles durning • omaha beach • battle of the bulge
Ride Clear of Diablo - Starring Audie Murphy The 13th film of his career, Ride Clear of Diablo, was released in 1954. Co-starring Dan Duryea, the well-paced western furthered cemented Audie's screen persona. audie murphy • ride clear of diablo • 1954 • dan duryea • susan cabot
Movie Review of Spine Tingler! In its Southeast Premiere at the Florida Film Festival, "Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story" highlights the career of the late horror movie producer-director. spine tingler • william castle story • documentary about horror movies • spine tingler movie review • william castle documentary
Five Underrated Horror Films It's easy for a horror film to slip between the conscience of the general audience. five underrated horror films • slither • the body snatcher undervalued by audiences • the body snatcher a showcase for boris karloff • dead alive campy fun
Freeway II: Confessions of a Trickbaby Lesbian lovers on the lam in Matthew Bright's latest twisted variation on the fairy tale. natasha lyonne • matthew bright • vincent gallo
Millenium Man Pilot Crash Lands Glen Larson's proposed new series has been done -- and better. glen a. larson • millennium man • review • upn • shockwave theater
Mission to Mars
A review of the much-hyped movie "Mission to Mars". films • movies • television • cinema • reviews
Nicholson -- As Good As It Gets Nicholson, 64, is as good as it gets as a Hollywood legend. jack nicholson • 11 academy award nominations • easy rider 1969 • one flew over the cuckoo's nest 1975 academy award • academy award terms of endearment 1983
Perfect Blue: Animé Film Review A unique landmark in Japanese animation, Perfect Blue is the mind-bending feature that proved animé could do reality as well as, if not better than, live-action. perfect blue review • perfect blue anime review • perfect blue director satoshi kon • perfect blue production • perfect blue summary
Traci Lords in Shock 'Em Dead (part 1 of 2) Part 1 of my 2 part review of the low budget horror flick Shock 'Em Dead, starring former porn queen Traci Lords. horror • movie • review • video • vhs
Wes Craven's Scream 3 A review of Wes Craven's third and final installment in the popular <I>Scream</I> series. horror • movies • reviews • wes craven • neve campbell
"Welcome to your new home – Opening the Production Office"
They give you they keys and the office is yours!
Charles Bronson as a Lead Actor In the late 1960s, Charles Bronson was established as a reliable character actor whose screen presence was always felt. charles bronson • alain delon • the magnificent seven • kid galahad • the great escape
Cinemania - Review Documentary following five obsessive film fans as they plan their daily visits to New York's arthouse cinemas. cinemania • new york • jack angstreich • documentary • pauline kael
Halloween Horror Movie Triple Packs Recently released horror movie triple packs include Scream, Halloween, and Hannibal Lecter. horror movies • best horror movie • horror movie reviews • hannibal lecter • classic horror movie
John Sayles John Sayles--a short biography and a filmology of a brilliant write and director. john sayles • limbo • lone star • men with guns • the secret of the roan inish
New Episodes for "Summer of Sci-Fi" This week we take a look at the new, first-run programming scheduled for the Sci-Fi Network beginning in June. "This week in television history" takes a look back at DYNASTY. dynasty • summer of sci-fi • robocop • jules verne
On Halloween, All the Monster Movies Come Out An abbreviated listing of some of the goodies showing between now and Wednesday morning. halloween • movies • monster movies • schedule • classic
Ramones Mania A brief history on arguably one of the greatest punk bands, the Ramones. the ramones • ramones • 70's punk • 80's punk • history of ramones
Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll:<i>Easy Rider</i> I've heard that Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper really <i>were</i> under the influence of pot while making this picture. Well, that would explain <i>everything</i>........ peter fonda • dennis hopper • jack nicholson • easy rider • bikers
Stan Bickman - First You Have To Make the Movie
A tribute to a mentor, and the role of mentoring in film production. mentor • b-movies • line producer
The Early Career of Charles Bronson In the years leading up to his death, Charles Bronson disappeared from movie headlines and was something of a forgotten name. charles bronson • you're in the navy now • house of wax • machine-gun kelly • man with a camera
Them or Us - Political Control In 50s Sci-Fi Movies Regardless of how cheaply they were often made, McCarthy-era genre films said more about contemporary political and economic blind spots than the silicate • monolith monsters • human men • i married a monster from outer space • old man dexter
And Now The News: An Update for April Who's doing what, and with whom. news • update • richard matheson • international horror guild • living legend award
GOOD, CLEAN SCARE: MATINEE, THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS A look at MATINEE and A NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS, two movies that offer imaginative scares. movies • reviews • matinee • the nightmare before christmas
LOWLIFES: AFTER DARK, MY SWEET, MIAMI BLUES A look at AFTER DARK, MY SWEET and MIAMI BLUES, two film featuring basically despicable characters, and why they're fascinating nonetheless movies • reviews • after dark • my sweet • miami blues
Pontypool Bruce McDonald Interview In Part #2 of this exclusive interview, Bruce McDonald (Roadkill, Highway 61) talks about his new horror film, Pontypool. Movie opens March 6th. bruce mcdonald • pontypool • exclusive interview • tony burgess • pontypool changes everything
The Second Assistant Director: Copy That!
A one-time experience as a Second Assistant Director is as dismaying as the author imagined it to be. |
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