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Our first encounter with this seventies Thai film was on you tube.The clip was described as Dirty Harry Meets Shaft in Thailand by French cult movie website Foxy Bronx, but unfortunately they didn't have...
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Unless you've been living on another planet, we guess you're aware of the work of actor Michael Caine and his distinctive trademark cockney accent.So we won't bore you with a long biography and list of all his great...
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Don't worry Hollywood hasn't run out of ideas (yet) Batman fights Dracula isn't the latest film in the Dark Knight series. Also it's not an unreleased episode from the sixties Adam West TV series that's...
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If you’ve never heard of the 1968 French-Italian sci-fi film Barbarella and you’re feeling a little inquisitive then we suggest you check it out - it’s fairly easy to get hold of these days. As with...
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Unknowingly we've posted artwork by Joseph Smith before in our Biker Movie posters post - He illustrated the wonderful film poster for Werewolves on Wheels (the poster's better than the film). Smith's...
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Have you ever wondered what happened at those wild and crazy house parties in the 1970s ? Do you want to know what happened when a Beatle, a famous artist and a legendary Jazz musician got together for a party...
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In-between attending the first Monterey Jazz festival in 1958 and having imaginary chats with Barack Obama in 2012 (talking to an empty chair) Clint Eastwood played the most famous man with no name in a series...
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We’ve not had many football related posts as there’s more than enough news and views on the subject out there to last anyone a lifetime but here’s something completely different from 1973 which ticks...
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They Call Us Misfits or They Call Us Mods ( Dom kallar oss mods) is a 1968 Swedish documentary that was directed, produced and written by Stefan Jarl and Jan Lindqvist. This video is their first film...
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