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Hello Pulp Friends,I hope you are enjoying this series because I got a new one to throw into it before starting to work ;)Today's portrait is dedicated to Errol Flynn in the swashbuckling fun of "Captain Blood", where he starred with Olivia de Havilland.

On this date, memorable, foolish cavalry charge made Posted in News on October 25th, 2008 at 11:20 pm by BCT copy editor Chris Bishop | On this date in history, Oct. 25, 1854, a British cavalry unit attacked Russian cannon on Balaclava Heights in the Crimea during the Crimean War.

Hi all! This week I thought I’d talk about a few of my favorite sword-related movies. Obviously I’m a movie lover, but I go to the movies to be entertained or moved, and one of the things that always gets me excited is the prospect of a good sword fight.

What made Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves a hit?: As with other oft-filmed tales like Dracula and The Three Musketeers, every era seems to get the Robin Hood it deserves. The silent era got Douglas Fairbanks, in a role that highlighted his formidable athleticism.

Hi Yoli! See anyone here on my dresser you might recognize? No kidding...I just took this photo last night! "He likes a woman to be feminine. That is because he is so very masculine. He is a man's man. He is a man, a young, attractive man. But he has an eye, too, for a pretty face." ~ Lily Damita *** I don't kid around.

The Goonies Posted on September 27, 2008 by Joseph Demme The Goonies Directed By: Richard Donner Starring: Sean Astin / Jeff Cohen / Corey Feldman / Jonathan Ke Quan / Josh Brolin Rating: So I watched The Goonies last night (For the first time) Yes, I had never seen it before.

Celebrate the life of Jeanne Carmen September 11th, 2008 Today is September 11. But instead of sitting around being bummed out, how about celebrating the life of someone that embodied the American spirit? George Washington? Abraham Lincoln? Thomas Jefferson? No, the person we’re referring to is part of Hollywood’s and Las Vegas’ mythologies.

Out Today on DVD 8/26 DVD and Blu-ray releases for 8/26. Author: Swank-mo-tron 4 Comments | Category: DVD's

This week’s bumper crop of Westerns necessitates a temporary name change for this column. DVD of the Week: 1962’s How the West Was Won may not have been the greatest classic Western ever made, but it was almost certainly the biggest, boasting three directors (Henry Hathaway, John Ford, and George

First we hear that Philip Noyce (Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, The Bone Collector) wants to bring Jack Ryan back to the big screen. Then he’s in business with Tom Cruise prepping The 28th Amendment for the big screen. Next thing we know, he and Cruise are both off of that film and knee deep in Edwin A.