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I watched it. sunday ain't sunday without that snowy train ride through the urals to yuri-atin another sunday with kamarovsky reading lara like a book.

tonite's svengoolie offering is pretty good, The Boy Who Cried Werewolf known for it's atypical werewolf makeup. kerwin mathews is the were-dad you can tell from the outset would like nothing better than to reconcile with the lovely Elaine Devry. so he and his kid, Richie, go camping and the fun begins. the guy who plays the jesus freak commune leader, Bob Homel, wrote it and dependable Robert J. Wilke is no-nonsense authoritarianistic as the sheriff who tells the jesus freaks to move on. the film even manages to be funny in spots as well as informative about lycanthrope trivia. werewolves can dig too as were-dad is digging a hole in a garage to hide some heads in a duffel bag while still a werewolf. also of note is actor george gaynes who just died aged 98. he's the psychiatrist who gets shredded for tipping kerwin off that he's a lycanthrope. a great ending with this one. barrage a werewolf with enough bullets and he's sure to fall backwards on to a wooden post right through the heart. the forestry service can handle anything.

I bet it's because McCartney is white.

I just threw in colorizin' to get everybody goin'. my real point is this big tcm theatre event for the maltese falcon yet here it is eleven o'clock this morning for all to see. why go to the movies? doan make a lick a sense to me.

it's comin' on tcm eleven o'clock this morning! be daring I say! show the colorized print in theatres.

or is it cap - poo - seen?

cap - poo - cheen

http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/11/entertainment/star-wars-harrison-ford-broken-leg-charges/

may the force be with Harrison Ford. it's a 'major disturbance' that such a fine actor should have suffered a broken leg for the sake of such an awful film. Foodles Limited, a UK-based disney subsidiary, has been charged with four counts of negligence in failing to take adequate measures to protect the cast from injuries. poor Harrison should not have suffered an injury for that feministic piece of trash. Han, the force is with you..always.

I wonder if saucy jack looked anything like jack palance in 'the strange case of doctor jekyll and mr. hyde'?

CaveGirl, saw this ed wood flick once which had some side-splitting scenes. it was much funnier than plan 9 from outer space. not sure which wood flick it is though so maybe you can pin it down for me. this one scene wood wants to really illustrate the ugliness of drunkenness so he's got this guy stumbling about in a police station making burping noises. it's absolutely hilarious! I think it's Night of the Ghouls but not sure.

I think the swimmer is an intriguing film. I think the gimmick is Burt forgets the last four years of his life and is trying to get back to a home that no longer exists. like at the pool party he's astounded to learn his daughters have such a low opinion of him. earlier when a woman tells him he's trespassing and to get off her property, he doan even know her son is dead. a mental time displacement almost a science fictiony one. maybe that's why I first saw it on the cbs late movie. I mean how could he not know that his house has been abandoned and shut up for years? that's what that close-up through the broken window was all about. are we to believe that his wife and daughters packed up and left in the space of a few hours? he forgets when he is and decides to take his pool-by-pool sunday sojourn. he hadda chance to escape his own personal warp when sweet janice rule offers to drive him home. he shoulda let her drive him home.

war movies were always a staple of hollywood right up to the 1980s when they slacked off thanks to the looming spectre of political correctness which has stifled creativity and replaced old school animation with cgi fare worthy of the sesame street of forty years ago. it's just so darn nice that filthy rich as wall street liberal hollywood celebs can find the time to be socially relevant in between their tennis games and pool relaxations.

I just watched Frankenstein's Bloody Terror on comet...and I wish I hadn't! it's one of those Paul Naschy Waldemar Daninsky werewolf films. the phony 'wolfstein' prologue is the best part of the film. the rest of it is this awful poorly edited spanish euro-trash. nobody can swipe at the open air like naschy can.

yes, it is because liberals are ultimately STUPID filmmakers. they REFUSE to give the american film-goer want they want... no more war films and no more no-nonsense dirty harry cop films because it is NOW POLITICALLY INCORRECT Hollywood is now in decline because of it's STUPID devotion to liberal views. Hollywood is choking on it's own politically correct syrup. Good!

other great fare comin' on tonite is the gop debate at eight on abc. notta gonna be a missin' that so I'll hafta set my vcr to grab alien - the director's cut. also later tonite is snl with bernie sanders and his hilarious doppelganger larry david.

also a great black & white ep of voyage to the bottom of the sea at 1 am eastern on me-tv... 'submarine sunk here' it's a good-un.

hopefully in your viewing area... ALIEN - The Director's Cut. I'm watchin'. sorry tcm, you really must start doing better saturday nites.

The Boy Who Cried Werewolf I think has always been underrated, strange makeup it has. the creature looks more like a were-baboon. and the sound is all wrong. sounds more like an enraged raccoon or squirrel. or a soprano baboon even. I went to see it at the movies on a double bill with Ssssss back in '73.

they seem to be fond of R2-D2.

all that drinking after frank galvin ditched her really took a toll.

did andrew prine ever show up?

they couldn't use mcqueen because he got obliterated in that pillbox at the end of hell is for heroes.

I STILL think there shoulda been a sequel to colossus the forbin project!

he coulda guested.