Bronxgirl48

I haven't; I'll check it out!

Can't place her with that drink in her mouth. Not Virginia Grey probably.

Is that Faith Domergue on the right?

Ah -- Richard Denning!!! Don't know the film though.

I can take or leave Sally generally but I really like her in MURPHY'S ROMANCE; I can identify a lot with her character's insecurities. I love the ending. "Not unless I can stay for breakfast"

The condoms were green colored. Maybe they used them in some underground X-rated version of the Muppets.

I'm going to buy the Frank stamps.

I'll take THE DEATHMASTER and SCREAM, BLACULA, SCREAM into consideration; haven't seen them either. Thanks!

I had read that it was played for camp, so I'm happy to hear that it's mainly not. Quarry has a lot of charisma and does look like perfect casting for a modern-day vampire. A twist ending, eh? Can't wait to see this all the way through. Thanks!

I love the way Ford uses dance as expressions of community and personal character LOL, yes, Wardy's not exactly Fred Astaire, but Shirley, the little dear, just goes with the flow and seems to be enjoying herself. Any movies with Moze kickin' up his puppy heels?

All I ever remembered about Ernie Ford was "16 tons" and I think I do remember him on Lucy. He really was a big t.v. star back in the day and is still revered. Rivers represent the inexorable flow of life. They just keep rollin' along. Message was edited by: Bronxgirl48

OMG HAHAHAHA, what a great find, Goodess! Jimmy with that huge powder puff trying not to laugh. Old Hollywood never seems so old and out of touch as when it's trying to come to terms with the 60's culture shift.

Gumby has a blue mermaid girlfriend named Goo. Goo Grimes. Another GG!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ofjqd4NjuA&feature=related

The simplest yet most powerful and beautiful version I've heard of this song. Sends shivers up and down my spine; I can't stop listening to it. I'd forgotten what a brilliant singer he was: Message was edited by: Bronxgirl48

I'm heartsick; will TCM run it again anytime soon? I only saw the first few minutes at the seance; then unfortunately fell asleep! (didn't have my late evening coffee because I didn't check the schedule earlier) Looked good. I saw Robert Quarry in the late 70''s in Los Angeles at some horror con. He seemed a bit arrogant but perhaps he was just channeling his vampire alter ego. So how is the movie? Message was edited by: Bronxgirl48

And if I'm not mistaken, they used actual inflated CONDOMS for the bubbles on the walls. And this is supposed to be a kid's nightmare. Message was edited by: Bronxgirl48

And it's going to be on again this month. I'll be taking a second look. The trilogy is on consecutively May 30th! I too think this is one of Fonda's best performances so no you are NOT crazy. He really is convincing as the martinet, isn't he? (no more so than when he's protesting he isn't) And I shouldn't forget George O'Brien, Ward Bond, and the other Hank, puppy Worden! It isn't intimate like RIO GRANDE or sentimental like RIBBON but somehow I find it more satisfying. Message was edited by: Bronxgirl48

Oh, that just means Gumby doesn't get any chance to do movie roles playing Army recruits. You must stop with this paranoia now!! Not all women want to turn you into a soprano. (although I do think of you as a wise guy) Yes we love gills. We love Joe Gillis in SUNSET BLVD. and Henry Fonda as Gil Martin in DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK.

Hi, Gumby, I loved that Creature photo. Isn't he just a sweet-pea??

Cary looked real gaunt to me here, but I thought that actually made him more leanly romantic. Was he that lovesick for Loren, or was Betsy driving him crazy? Sophia did SO right by picking Ponti; she knew that Grant was poor marriage material, as even he said so himself. If you think Franks LOOKS bad, wait till you hear him speak.

I love him in MURPHY'S ROMANCE. I hope he still gets to be with us for a while yet.

Tell Hillary and Leif that she'll reveal to the world the "aliens" have zippers in the back.

LOL Hello dere. Mantan is my man!