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Dr Hugo Wagner:  But you're sacrificing a human life!
Dr Alfred Brandon:
Do you cry over a guinea pig? This boy is a free police case. We're probably saving him from the gas chamber.
Dr Hugo Wagner:
But the boy is so young, the transformation horrible--
Dr Alfred Brandon: And you call yourself a scientist!
That's why you've never been anything more than an assistant!
-----"I Was A Teenage Werewolf" (1957)

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FEBRUARY 2010


It's another B-Masters' Roundtable! This time around, we're looking at prehistory according to the B-movie; at those strange and distant times when Neanderthals rubbed shoulders with dinosaurs, when warrior princesses were a dime a dozen, and when you couldn't turn around without tripping over He Whom The Prophecy Foretold. From cavemen to Conan, from swords to sorcerers, from fur bikinis to chain-mail brassieres, you'll find it all here!

It's 10,000 B.S. - all throughout February at the B-Masters' Blog!


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JULY 2009


 
Once again, AYCYAS! joins forces with The Good, The Bad, The Ugly and The Duck Speaks. Join Chad Denton, Zack Handlen and myself as we examine how the film-makers of three different eras went about adapting that most idiosyncratic of writers, Edgar Allan Poe.


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AND IN LOCAL NEWS....

01/02/2010:  This week we update SCIENCE IN THE REEL WORLD, looking at two romantic melodramas that have a scientist for their hero, His Brother's Wife (1936) and Dishonored Lady (1947).

Please note:  following the Great Computer Meltdown of 2009, much of my early material was lost - temporarily, I hope. I am still very slowly recovering, re-formatting and in some cases revising those pieces; and I will post updated information here as it arises.

New This Week:  Prehistoric Women (1950)

 

"Nobody knows when these events took place: maybe 10,000, maybe 100,000 years ago. It’s a story of romance, when the world was young...."

Recently:  Homesdale (1971)

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 "Help us to remember those who went before us: the Old Boys of Homesdale; those who valiantly fell in the hour of sacrifice...."   

 

Recent Reviews:   The Wizard Of Oz (1933) / L'Anticristo / Amityville: A New Generation / Murders In The Rue Morgue (1932) / The Mummy's Hand / Sting Of Death / Tentacoli / Zombi Holocaust / The Snake Woman / Without Love / Yellow Jack / Gojira No Gyakushû / Ercole Alla Conquista Atlantide / Mesa Of Lost Women / Jurassic Park / The Raven (1915) / The Avenging ConscienceEdgar Allen Poe / The High And The Mighty / Claws / Murders In The Zoo / Let Sleeping Corpses Lie / The Wicker Man (1973) / The Wizard Of Oz (1925) / His Majesty, The Scarecrow Of Oz / The Magic Cloak Of Oz / The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz / The Patchwork Girl Of Oz / Tintorera / The Beast With A Million Eyes /

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