Tag Archives: Pulp Fiction

Worries About Tarantino’s “Django Unchained?”

Posted on November 2, 2011 by jlmicek

Writing In The Guardian … … this morning, critic Ben Childs voices some concerns about “Pulp Fiction” director Quentin Tarantino’s plans for a film about an escaped slave (Jamie Foxx) who partners with a German bounty hunter (Waltz) to take … Continue reading →

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Samuel L. Jackson Is Just Cooler Than You. So Deal.

Posted on October 28, 2011 by jlmicek

Writing In The Guardian This Morning … … Stuart Heritage takes a look at how Mr. Jackson became the highest-grossing film star OF ALL TIME. Jackson has a couple of secrets to his success. And Heritage dissects them, one-by-one. To … Continue reading →

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The Bishop Murder Case (USA, 1930).

Posted on September 18, 2011 by jlmicek

Name: The Bishop Murder Case Release Date: 1930 Writers: S.S. Van Dine (book); Lenore J. Coffee (screen adaptation) Directors: David Burton, Nick Grinde Cast: Basil Rathbone: Philo Vance Leila Hyams: Belle Dillard Roland Young: Sigurd ‘Erik’ Arnesson Alec B. Francis: … Continue reading →

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