@WonderAmericana I’ve been watching a lot of Family Affair with Brian Keith. I’ll admit that is a strange show to binge.
But the way they paint New York City as a haven for success and romance makes me mourn the degradation of all American cities.
@tonyrichards4 I wonder how their styles meshed. I know it’s vogue to hate on Mascaras nowadays, but he could wrestle very well. And I could see a match with Funk being a slow but immensely entertaining wrestling clinic.
@SocietyMovies Most of the Calvinists I know personally are humble and loving. They agree to disagree and are pleasant to talk to. And are embarrassed at the combative and dishonest way the gatekeepers of Calvinism argue with or talk about non-Calvinists. It’s two different worlds.
@HorrorCarnival The feel and dialogue of the movie is so authentic that it appears to be a documentary at times.
Dr. Carrington is more hatable than the monster!
A list of my favorite Western movie villains.
Curly Bill (Hackman), Unforgiven.
El Indio (Gian Maria Volonté), For a Few Dollars More.
Ned Pepper (Duvall), True Grit.
Long Hair (Bruce Dern), The Cowboys. (The greatest of all)
Rev. Rudd (Mitchum), Five Card Stud.
@BradTrppnPCBPN Yes. And in my unimportant opinion, For a Few Dollars More is the best of the 3. Truly the greatest villain of the series and in contention for one of the best in all westerns.