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- Teenage Monster * (1957, Anne Gwynne, Stuart Wade, Gloria Costello, Gilbert Perkins, Jim McCullough, Stephen Parker) – Classic Movie Review 13,214
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- Rogue’s Yarn * (1957, Nicole Maurey, Derek Bond) – Classic Movie Review 13,211
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Posts Tagged "first feature"
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Tonight for Sure ** (1962, Karl Schanzer, Don Kenney, Marli Renfro) – Classic Movie Review 4737
Francis Ford Coppola’s first film, made when he was 23, is a 1962 sexploitation Western softcore comedy, co-written with Jerry Shaffer, set in August 1961 on the Sunset Strip, Tonight for Sure stars Karl Schanzer […]
Catch Me Daddy *** (2014, Sameena Jabeen Ahmed, Connor McCarron, Gary Lewis) – Movie Review
Co writer-director Daniel Wolfe‘s hard-hitting, gritty, well-made Brit thriller can boast a refreshingly different take thanks to the grungy locations around Sheffield, desperate film noir-style characters and strikingly unusual visuals. The stark and stylish cinematography by Robbie Ryan […]
Bigga Than Ben **** (2008, Ben Barnes, Andrey Chadov) – Movie Review
British director Suzie Halewood’s fresh and lively 2008 first feature Bigga Than Ben: A Russians’ Guide to Ripping Off London is extremely inventive, exuberant and brightly handled. It features thoroughly likeable, expert performances from Ben Barnes […]
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