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  • And God Said To Cain(E Dio disse a Caino)


    Not The Baseball PitcherAuthority Authority: 473
    Klaus Kinski played parts in a lot of spaghetti westerns, usually a slightly off kilter killer, hamming it up outrageously sometimes. He had some of the most bug-eyed expressions I’ve ever seen in these things. This one is a little different. For the first time, at least that I’ve seen, Kinski is the wronged ...
    11 hours ago
  • And Now the News: Hooker with a Heart of Gold


    Michael May's AdventureblogAuthority Authority: 429
    Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, & Chanteys I appreciate a good pirate band at the local Renaissance Festival. Ill even buy their CDs if theyre cool enough. But thats not what this is. This is 43 pirate songs by folks like Nick Cave, Lou Reed, and Bryan Ferry . This is something that just went into my Amazon ...
    22 hours ago
  • Lassoing The Cowboy Myth


    Indoor Street Art by Paul BainesAuthority Authority: 118
    Matt Straub is well known for his use of mythologised cowboy iconography in his paintings. His style strides both pop art and abstract expressionism , his intent to deconstruct the idealised nostalgia associated with Americas gun-slinging past, appropriating metaphor for his treatise on a fragile future and its ...
    1 day ago
  • Blood And Guns(Tepepa)


    Not The Baseball PitcherAuthority Authority: 473
    Tepepa is a 1968 spaghetti western that starred Tomas Milian as Jesus Maria Moran, aka Tepepa, as a revolutionary leader in the war just before WWI. The great Orson Welles appears here as Colonel Cascorro, a leader in the Mexican army, and John Steiner as Doctor Henry Price, an English physician. Tepepa had fought ...
    2 days ago
  • Longarm on the Goodnight Trail (Longarm #80) by Tabor Evans (Melvin Marshall)


    Somebody DiesAuthority Authority: 122
    From a tip by a former Texas Ranger, U.S. Marshal Billy Vail (himself a former Ranger) assigns Deputy U.S. Marshal Custis Long — better known as Longarm (as in "the long arm of the law") — to investigate a suspicious trail drive of Mexican longhorn steers traveling to Denver. This case is full of questions: Who ...
    2 days ago
  • Lunch Break Links: New M.I.A. sounds promising


    Sensory OverloadAuthority Authority: 137
    Pitchfork provided many of todays links, including this lead item: Could the next M.I.A. album sound like a cross between Animal Collective and Gucci Mane ? Amazon chimed in with its editors favorite albums of 2009 and a list of the sites top sellers. Seems a little early, right? Rejoice! The Onion Sports ...
    3 days ago
  • Forgotten Books: The Lone Ranger: Now and Forever


    Scott D ParkerAuthority Authority: 417
    (This is my latest entry for Patti Abbotts Forgotten Books Project.) Reboots can be a tricky thing. When you get it right (Batman Begins, Casino Royale, Star Trek), it’s fantastic. When you get it wrong (Terminator 3; Terminator: Salvation, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull [not a true reboot but ...
    3 days ago
  • The 10 Greatest Sci-Fi Westerns


    Topless RobotAuthority Authority: 718
    ​ By Jon Gutierrez What is it about science fiction and westerns that go so well together? Is it because they both tend to feature frontier settings on the edge of civilization? Is it because they both celebrate archetypes of rugged individualists? Or is it just that a robot in a cowboy hat is friggin awesome? ...
    4 days ago
  • The Singing Cowboy - 1936


    Another Old Movie BlogAuthority Authority: 113
    “The Singing Cowboy” (1936) didn’t exactly invent the genre, if we can call it that, of the singing cowboy kind of B-westerns, but it certainly cemented it. Gene Autry, ever afterwards called The Singing Cowboy, starred as himself. Like Roy Rogers a few years later, Gene almost always played a character called ...
    4 days ago
  • The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1968)


    Retrovision Internet TVAuthority Authority: 136
    This Clint Eastwood film is the final in the series of spaghetti westerns and my favorite. The Good… Clint Eastwood, The Bad…. Lee Van Cleef, The ugly… Eli Wallach. Set in a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
    4 days ago
  • For a Few Dollars More (1965)


    Retrovision Internet TVAuthority Authority: 136
    This is the second in the “Main with No Name” films in the spagetti western style of director Sergio Leone. In this one Lee VanCleef was marketed as the “Man in Black”. Manco... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
    4 days ago
  • Hang Em’ High (1968)


    Retrovision Internet TVAuthority Authority: 136
    Hang ‘Em High is the story of an innocent man, Jed Cooper (Clint Eastwood), who survives a lynching by nine men, and becomes a US Marshal to see that justice is done. The movie was the first... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
    4 days ago
  • Fist Full of Dollars, A (1964)


    Retrovision Internet TVAuthority Authority: 136
    A Man with No Name (Clint Eastwood), arrives at a little Mexican border town named San Miguel and quickly learns how to make “a fistful of dollars”. He is quickly introduced to the feud... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
    4 days ago
  • The Hellbenders(I Crudeli)


    Not The Baseball PitcherAuthority Authority: 473
    Sergio Corbucci directed this 1967 spaghetti western starring Joseph Cotten as Colonel Jonas, an obsessive ex-Confederate officer who doesn’t recognize Lee’s surrender. He, along with his three sons and a couple of others, hijack a wagon load of worn currency headed for burning, slaughtering the entire thirty man ...
    5 days ago
  • Death at Dark Water by John D. Nesbitt (Western)


    Somebody DiesAuthority Authority: 122
    Traditional Westerns are great, but every once in a while a nontraditional one is a nice respite from the sameness of many novels in the genre. (For example, I could never again read a book featuring Doc Holliday and be just fine.) John D. Nesbitts Death at Dark Water is not going to get your heart racing, but ...
    5 days ago
  • The Robert Ryan Centennial


    TCM's Classic Movie BlogAuthority Authority: 551
    In celebration of the 100th anniversary of actor Robert Ryan’s birth on November 11th, 1909, the Movie Morlocks are initiating a blogathon devoted to the masterful actor, beginning today. This tribute will last through the coming week with contributions from each of the regular contributors to this blog. In addition ...
    5 days ago
  • Sick Transit


    Screaming Blue ReviewsAuthority Authority: 113
    Seven films to watch while you’re laid up with the cold, H1N1, or whatever else gets you down. NOT recommended viewing. For so many reasons. Welcome to cold and flu season! Each years untold millions of people get the common cold, the flu, the stomach flu, and a variety of other painful and discomforting ...
    6 days ago
  • WHITE COMANCHE -- movie review by porfle


    HK AND CULT FILM NEWSAuthority Authority: 130
    In 1966, William Shatner starred as Captain James T. Kirk in episode #5 of "Star Trek:The Original Series", entitled "The Enemy Within", in which a transporter malfunction split him into two people--the good Kirk and the evil Kirk. Two years later, this wealth of Shatners continued when he traveled to Spain during a ...
    1 week ago
  • Kindle Genre Watch (02 Nov 09)


    The Kindle ReaderAuthority Authority: 120
    Genre fiction - as opposed to nonfiction, graphic novels and picture books - lends itself to enjoyable Kindle reading because when you pick up a book of fiction you dont necessarily expect it to be illustrated. Authors of mysteries, science fiction, fantasy, romance novels and westerns paint word pictures and their ...
    1 week ago
  • The Scarlet Gun (Gunsmith #44) by J.R. Roberts (Robert J. Randisi)


    Somebody DiesAuthority Authority: 122
    Clint Adamss stopover in Hedgemont with Sheena OShay had an unexpected effect. Learning that Adams was the famous Gunsmith led her 20-year-old brother Danny to be a gunfighter. Now Danny has run off, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake, and Sheena wants Clint to stop him before someone else does, with a bullet. ...
    1 week ago

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