Strap on your six shooter and saddle your horse, you’re in for an epic journey to the Gunfight At The O.K. Corral. 

We’re wrapping up 2016 with one of our favorite all time Christmas movies appropriately title “A Christmas Story”. 

Bad Day At Black Rock is as relevant today as it was when it was released in 1955. Directed by John Sturges, and starring a powerhouse all star cast, including Robert Ryan, Anne Francis, Dean Jagger, Walter Brennan and Ernest Borgnine, Bad Day At Black Rock delivers the goods!

Genevieve, oh Genevieve, why must you be so fickle. Breaking down every few miles. It’s only 60 miles from London to Brighton but in these turn of the 20th century cars it feels more like 600!

Please somebody help us! We’ve wandered into the cemetery at midnight and the ghouls are out cavorting in the radiant moonlight. They’ve tied us to a post and forced us to watch “Orgy of the Dead”. 

What do a contract killer, a bumbling night club owner, a corrupt chemical company CEO, and a magician/singer/patriot all have in common? Find out as we review “This Gun For Hire”.

Directed by Roger Corman and starring Ray Milland, Diana Van der Vlis, Harold J. Stone and Don Rickles star in a tale of science gone wrong. 

Plan 9 From Outer Space is just as terrible as everyone says. And yet, it still manages to be entertaining or at least hilarious in its total embrace of being terrible!

Murder On The Orient Express is the big screen adaptation of the Agatha Christie’s novel of the same title, directed by Sidney Lumet and starring, well, a LOT of top names actors and actresses with stand out performances by Albert Finney, Marin Balsam, and Ingrid Bergman (to name just a few).

The Harvey Girls tells the story of a group of women that help to open a restaurant along the Santa Fe rail line in the late 1800’s. 

While traveling in continental Europe, Iris Henderson realizes that an elderly lady seems to have disappeared from the train. Or did she just imagine it all? What's really going on? And whatever you do, don't disparage Cricket in front of Caldecott and Charters! This is classic Alfred Hitchcock and a whole lot of fun is had on and off the train. Enjoy!

A woman planning to testify against the mob must be protected against their assassins on the train trip from Chicago to Los Angeles... and things don't unfold as planned... of course!

Set in early 1970’s Seattle, McQ tells the story of a police detective out for justice (or revenge) for the killing of his partner. Little does he know that his partner was part of a crime ring. As events unfold we get to see some great old cars, clothes, inappropriate and sexists remarks, and of course Seattle as it looked 40 years ago. 

The Quiet Man, directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne and Maureen O’hara tells the story of Sean Thornton, returning to Ireland after a tragic accident in the boxing ring. He proceeds to try and get his life together in his ancestral home.

Gene Miller and Karen Kavner have written for television for over two decades. In this Special Episode, they sit down with Bob to discuss their debut novel Unraveled: A Novel. Gene and Karen talk about writing for television and the process of writing their novel together. It's a fascinating interview and a fantastic book (if you don't believe me check out the Amazon reviews). 

Red River released in 1948 by MGM tells the story of Thomas Dunson and his adopted son Matt Garth as they pull off an epic cattle drive from Texas to Kansas. 

Stanley Banks, poor guy, he just can't seem to get with the program of his daughter's wedding. Well, he eventually figures it out!

“Meet Me In St. Louis” tells the story of the Smith family as they experience the changes in the city leading up the 1904 World’s Fair.

A womanizing man dies in the throws of passion at the hand of the jealous husband. He's brought back to life as a woman. And that's just the first 15 minutes. It only gets stranger from there. So hold on for a wild ride in Goodbye Charlie.

“They Drive By Night” tells the story of two brothers and two women. It’s a story about truck drivers, the men who hire them, the men who work for them, and the women that love them. It’s a story about loss, gain, love and hate.