So you want more boxing kangaroo trash, huh? Well, here’s Woody doing his best. Uploaded to Youtube: rderitis
5May12
Woody Allen v Kangaroo
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Posted in Television
Tagged Boxing, Boxing Kangaroo, Comedy, Fight Card, King of the Outback Launch, Woody Allen
Tagged Boxing, Boxing Kangaroo, Comedy, Fight Card, King of the Outback Launch, Woody Allen
21Nov11
The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)
Country: United States Director: Frank Tashlin Starring: Doris Day, Rod Taylor, Arthur Godfrey, Dom DeLuise, Dick Martin, Eric Fleming, Theo Macuse Music: DeVol Songs: ‘The Glass Bottom Boat’ by Joe Lubin, ‘Soft As The Starlight’ by Joe Lubin and Jerome Howard Has the world changed so much in forty years? The Glass Bottom Boat is [...]
Uploaded to youtube by: guelfenbein October is the month of the Skeleton Suit! Or Skeletons, Skulls and Bones, and in a month long celebration, The Mysterious Order of the Skeleton Suit is checking out the Skeletons in their closets. For an up-to-date direct connection with the Minions of M.O.S.S. check out the home page, or [...]
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Posted in Music
Tagged Austen Tayshus, Comedy, Mysterious Order of the Skeleton Suit, The Ghost Who Walks, The Phantom
Tagged Austen Tayshus, Comedy, Mysterious Order of the Skeleton Suit, The Ghost Who Walks, The Phantom
25Feb11
Napoleon Doble: @ 4DK
My knowledge of Filipino cinema is admittedly poor. I have heard of the Tony Falcon, Agent 44 series, starring Tony Ferrer, but I have never actually seen one. At least sixteen films featuring Falcon were made (possibly more), from 1965 till 1980. As many these films were little more than imitations of Bond, very little [...]
23Jan11
The Spy With the Blue Kazoo
Author: Dagmar Publisher: Lancer Release Year: 1967 The Spy With the Blue Kazoo is more silly swingin’ sixties style smut from Lancer Books – the fine people who brought the world The Man From ORGY. The title says it all really. Well, maybe it isn’t quite as smutty as some of Lancer’s other publications, and [...]
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Posted in Books and Comics
Tagged Book Review, Comedy, Dagmar, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
Tagged Book Review, Comedy, Dagmar, Sexploitation, Spy Fiction
15Dec10
The Balearic Caper (1966)
Original Title: Baleari operazione Oro Country: Spain / Italy / France Director: José María Forqué Starring: Mireille Darc, Venantino Venantini, Daniela Bianchi, Jacques Sernas, Marilù Tolo, Harold Sakata, José Luis López Vázquez, Music: Benedetto Ghiglia AKA: Zarabanda Bing Bing Espionage month, marches on at Teleport City, and today’s installment is The Balearic Caper. In the [...]
25Nov10
The Sensuous Nurse (1975)
Original Title: (L’Infermiera) AKA: I Will If You Will, The Nurse, The Secrets of a Sensuous Nurse. Director: Nello Rossati Starring: Ursula Andress, Jack Palance, Duilio Del Prete, Luciana Paluzzi, Marina Confalone, Mario Pisu, Lino Toffolo, Carla Romanelli Music: Gianfranco Plenizio I struggle with Italian comedy. True, my experiences have been limited to a few [...]
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Posted in Film
Tagged Comedy, Italy, Jack Palance, Luciana Paluzzi, Sexploitation, Ursula Andress
Tagged Comedy, Italy, Jack Palance, Luciana Paluzzi, Sexploitation, Ursula Andress
22Jul10
Le Guignolo (1980)
Country: France / Italy Director: Georges Lautner Starring: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Mirella D’Angelo, Michel Galabru, Carla Romanelli, Tony Kendall Music: Philippe Sarde Sorry folks, this is gonna be a half-assed review because I don’t speak French and I haven’t been able to find a copy of Le Guignolo which has English subtitles. But I don’t let [...]
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Posted in Film and Cinema
Tagged Comedy, EuroSpy, French, Jean Paul Belmondo, Tony Kendall
Tagged Comedy, EuroSpy, French, Jean Paul Belmondo, Tony Kendall
21Jun10
Queen Kong (1976)
Director: Frank Agrama Starring: Robin Askwith, Rula Lenska, Valerie Leon, Roger Hammond, Fiona Curzon, Linda Hayden Editor: David Campling Cinematography: Ian Wilson Writer: Frank Agrama, Ron Dobrin Music: Pepper Oooh, this one hurt. There is a reason that the punk movement had to tear England apart in 1977/78, and this film showcases why. Some people [...]
