Posted by Ron on July 24, 2011
MOVIE - “The Thing From Another World” DIRECTOR - Christian Nyby (and Howard Hawks) WRITERS - Charles Lederer (Howard Hawks and Ben Hecht uncredited) SIX DEGREES OF CAST & CREW – Captain Patrick Hendry, AKA Kenneth Tobey, will be familiar to Cinema Narcs readers as Commander Pete Mathews from “It Came From Beneath The Sea.” See that liveblog Six Degrees [...]
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Posted by Ron on July 11, 2011
Okay, so I was all gung-ho for our liveblog of The Blog on TCM, and then I fell asleep. Again. Much like the first time I screwed up and slept through a movie appointment, I pulled the same thing again at the end of the month. That’s my bad, and I totally own up for [...]
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Posted by Ron on June 23, 2011
Just a friendly reminder to all you forgetful folks on the Internet. Tonight, at 8 PM Eastern (7PM Central, 6PM Mountain, and 5PM Pacific), return right here to this lovely little slice of the Internet for yet another Tuesday Night Music Club Thursday Night Liveblog Party with myself and the lovely and talented Andrew Hall. [...]
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Posted by Ron on June 20, 2011
Well, aside from some truly terrible movies that tested both patience and nausea threshold (I’m NOT looking at you, Zsa Zsa Gabor in “Queen of Space“), I think the second liveblog marathon was just as much fun as the first, if not moreso. Granted, I didn’t fulful my lofty plan of staying up all night [...]
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Posted by Ron on June 10, 2011
Well, last night was an experiment. Two liveblogs were attempted, one for “Them!” and one for “The Cosmic Monster.” One of these liveblogs was very successful; one of them was stymied by general confusion, mild technical problems, and my inability to wake up to an alarm clock like a normal person. The opening liveblog, “Them!” [...]
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