Armored Car Robbery (1950)
Bandidos (1967)
Canyon Passage (1946): Jacques Tourneur brings the lush Oregon frontier to life in this excellent character-driven Technicolor western. Dana Andrews is a charismatic lead as usual and John Ford regular Ward Bond has a supporting role as a murderous brute.
Plane explosion scene from Case of the Scorpion’s Tail (1971) by Sergio Martino
Samurai Wolf (1966)
Gate of Hell (1953): A samurai becomes infatuated with a married woman who he saved and goes to dangerous lengths to possess her. Winner of the Palme d’Or in 1953, this excellent and visually stunning period melodrama was the first Japanese color film released outside the country.
King Solomon’s Mines (1950)
Walter Hill's Works
What’s the most badass action movie you’ve seen recently?
The Black Vampire (1953): A very good Argentine remake of Fritz Lang’s M. Though not as suspenseful, it features more of a focus on the killer and victims.
Ruby Gentry (1952)
The Black Vampire (1953)
Creature (1985) AKA Titan Find: Should I watch the theatrical version or the director’s cut?
The Bravados (1958)
Death Warrior (1984) Full Movie - "Makes even the most nonsensical Godfrey Ho movies seem coherent in comparison." - One of best so bad it's good movies ever pits Cüneyt Arkin against ninjas, wizards, mummies, zombies, & mad doctors.
She Devil (1957)
The Ninja Squad (1986) Godfrey Ho taught me that ninja skills, no matter how cool they may appear, do NOT pay the bills & are not a realistic career path - Some of the funniest so bad it's good dubbing ever
What is your favorite neo-noir film?
Crippled Avengers (1978) - "I have no hands and you have no eyes. Now we're even!"
