WATCH NOW In terms of broad slasher films, MOON STALKER did not emerge as the brand new HALLOWEEN (even though the director seemed to want it too, considering the equally similar music) so I would be surprised if it won any accolades. Having stated that, this film from the late 1980s is a rather nice […]
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WATCH NOW Prior to Johnny Fire cloud, we had Jack Starrett’s ‘Vittorio!’, Cry Blood, Apache (1970) begins with an elderly Pitcairn (Joel McCrea) taking a solitary journey in the desert. As he reaches his destination, the viewer is shown a series of tragic events that took place during his youth. The opening of the movie
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WATCH NOW I recall first observing the Insane Clown Posse merchandise appearing during the last years of junior high and the initial years of high school. Initially, I believed they were just another underwhelming novelty act. So, I thought of two rappers in clown face paint who would eventually fade from popularity like a spring
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WATCH NOW Have you watched a movie that you never knew existed and now regret not watching it earlier? For me, it is Red Sun. Charles Bronson and Toshiro Mifune together in a spaghetti western! Yes please! How am I not aware of this movie for so long? Probably because the same hype wouldn’t be
WATCH NOW In the future after the world has turned into a post-apocalyptic setting, Max Trace, a character from the movie drives around in motorized vehicles that are way faster than normal ones. In and around these activities, they never seem to run out of things to do as they can always catch his sister
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WATCH NOW The Lawless Frontier revolves around a man, played by John Wayne, trying to apprehend his parent’s murderer, an outlaw named Pandro Zanti who is described as a “half white, half an Apache Indian that poses as Mexican.” While Zanti attempts to pore over the details of the homesteader miner’s life and set an
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WATCH NOW The eyes of Terence Hill are the bluest in the West. They are even bluer than those of Paul Newman, or Hoppy’s for that matter. His face is the leanest in the West and even more so than that of John Phillip Law, which was already exceptionally lean. Terence Hill os also the
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WATCH NOW Woods portrays Chris Tanner, a Union Voided serg agent, who, while being one of the few witnesses during the kidnapping of Richard Gatling along with his gun, becomes a suspect himself. Most of the people who witnessed the incident got murdered and severely mutilated. Tanner’s superior, Pinkerton, facilitates his escape in order for
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WATCH NOW Zane Grey, a novelist and a lover of the outdoors, was often referred to as the ‘greatest storyteller of the American West’ affirming his mastery that enabled him to capture the spirit of the Old West through his life experiences. Zane was born Pearl Zane Gray in 1872 in Zanesville, Ohio. Zanesville was
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WATCH NOW In the later years of the Spaghetti Western genre, there were a number of “hybrids” which fused the spaghetti styles with then-popular kung fu, these include The Stranger In Japan, The Stranger, The Gunfighter and Red Sun. Other renowned Western films include Mario Caiano’s Fighting Fists of Shangai starring Lee Chen which aired
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