Legendary action star of films such as Steel Jackals, Terminal Heat, and River of Nails. Now teaching the next generation of actors in Van Nuys. Cash only.
If you’ve ever been to the spot at Arlington where Hegseth got reprimanded, you know it’s one of the most solemn, heaviest, emotional places in America. Most would never dream of being loud or laughing while we are there. But Hegseth, on Vet’s Day of all days, is a classless ass.
@MuseZack Yep. It was an intense, emotional scene, and Shane kept getting in Bale's eyeline, and he exploded. Then, like you said, it was fine. Nothing at all.
The guy who filmed Leslie Vernon’s first killing spree is back.
Ben Pace posted a photo from Illinois with the ‘BEHIND THE MASK 2’ script in hand: “We got a sequel!”
Twenty years later, Doug gets to pick up that camera again.
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Obscure YT of the day: The first episode of the sadly, wholly M.I.A. CHRIS ISAAK SHOW, lost (forever?) b/c of music rights issues. Bao Ling guests as a crazy version of herself. Kristin Datillo is cute and great as Isaak's manager. Someone save this show!
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@The_Flicktator Watched it again just recently. It's very sleazy (makes sense, as its director was a former porn guy) but it suffers from trying to set up a mystery that doesn't work.
Part 6, however, is my absolute favorite.
Remembering the great Ennio Morricone on what would have been his 98thbirthday with this magical performance of "The Ecstasy of Gold" from 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'.
Here are 4 movies you should see this week to honor the late #StacyKeach...
THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER (1968): Based on Carson McCullers' superb novel, where Keach plays an alcoholic drifter alongside Alan Arkin's deaf-mute and Sondra Locke, also making her film debut!
FAT CITY (1972): John Huston directed this story of boxing contender Keach who must contend with a younger fighter, played by Jeff Bridges. Executed an audio commentary on my YouTube channel!
THE NINTH CONFIGURATION (1980): Kind of an unofficial sequel to William Peter Blatty's The Exorcist where Keach plays Colonel Hudson Kane, a former Marine Corps special ops unit leader who arrives at the asylum/castle to take over treatment of the patients.
ROADGAMES (1981): Director Richard Franklin's intense ode to Rear Window where Keach plays a truck driver in the Australian Outback who crosses paths with a killer and a spunky Jamie Lee Curtis.
Huge, underrated talent who will be missed, RIP!
Musk buying Twitter, as @AdamSerwer points out, lured conservatives into the trap of thinking that X is real life - and they paid for it.
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