Enter Roger Moore, as a cousin raised in Britain, whom audiences had never heard of before.

The only thing missing in Search is Leslie Stevens's inherent vision and voice.

This is a series that deserves to be well known.

The Shadow is what he is.

Don't expect any deep psychobabble about what makes Caan tick; the only thing you need to know is his boundaries for violence are nonexistent.

If you were one of the people who shared Harryhausen's and O'Brien's fondness for both prehistoric behemoths and hard-riding heroes, you really only had two films that solidly fit into that category: The Valley of the Gwangi and The Beast of Hollow Mountain.

Jack Benny meets Raoul Walsh at the top of the world: Heaven. This pairing of two such disparate talents, the collaboration of the inimitable stand-up comic master of the verbal pause and perfectly timed...

Can you hear someone calling your name? Twice? Like a haunting echo? The double-calling of Mary Hartman's name at the beginning of every episode of Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman is used in...

You know how many damned years and how much of a quest it was for me to finally manage to get a full set of the Zatoichi: the Blind Swordsman film series on DVD? I'm sure it was over a decade. Just this year I...

It has been noted that when Cheyenne premiered on September 20, 1955, as part of an anthology series, Warner Brothers Presents which contained three separate, alternating series, one show was based on...

Just like they sometimes do in movie theaters, I decided that for this column I would write a double feature. Cult films often had midnight runs and ran as double features. Both Scorchy and Shout at the Devil...

Richard Matheson was a legend to many readers and writers because of his novel I Am Legend. Whenever Hollywood has tried to film that seminal book about survival and how myths come to be created, they...

On the television screens in America in 1959, a harried grocery store owner shouts out at his son's cavalier leave from their home with the SHOUT!, "I've gotta kill that boy!" And we're a long ways from the...

I liked Blood. I liked Blood right up to the end. I liked Blood until Blood, the telepathic dog, the sardonic sage, laughed callously at the death of a woman, until Blood dismissively made a cruel joke...

Electra Glide in Blue should be a severely schizophrenic movie. The two compelling storytellers, the first time director James William Guercio and cinematographer Conrad Hall have almost bipolar extremes in...

Warners has two divisions releasing DVDs and Blu-Rays, and sometimes it’s like a Maverick gamble trying to figure out which release is coming from which section. Maverick, Season 2 on DVD has apparently a...

The question many of you will have coming to this piece is: Who the hell is Stoney Burke, and is there any reason I should care who the hell he is. Stoney Burke is a TV series created by Leslie Stevens and...

Over the years I have met various film directors who claim they'd studied the film-making of Buster Keaton and had been influenced by Keaton's 1920s cinema-language defining work and mind-warping, eye-boggling...

Andrew D. Cooke’s documentary Will Eisner: Portrait of a Sequential Artist is a rarity, a film on the life of a comic artist against the backdrop of decades. For people who treasure comics and the history of...

 I never thought I'd see the TV series Yancy Derringer, with Jock Mahoney, on DVD looking as spiffy as Yancy in his ruffled shirts and brocades.I never thought every episode with Pahoo Ka Ta Wah...