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Author Archives: Jeff Kuykendall
Fist of Fury (1972)
For his second major starring role following The Big Boss (1971), Bruce Lee reunited with director Lo Wei and Raymond Chow’s Golden Harvest for Fist of Fury (1972). Shout! Factory recently released both films as part of their Shout Select … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Hong Kong
Tagged 70's, Action, Bruce Lee, Golden Harvest, Kung Fu, Lo Wei, Raymond Chow
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World Without End (1956)
While on a mission to Mars – which, ambitiously, also happens to be the first manned flight into space – Rocketship XRM (not to be confused with Rocketship X-M) travels so fast that it is flung into an “exponential time displacement” … Continue reading
Posted in Theater Fantastique
Tagged 50's, Alberto Vargas, Christopher Dark, cyclops, Edward Bernds, giant spider, Hugh Marlowe, Lisa Montell, Nancy Gates, Nelson Leigh, Post Apocalyptic, Rod Taylor, Science Fiction, Shawn Smith
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The Point (1971)
Everything has a point if you look closely enough. This was the revelation singer/songwriter Harry Nilsson discovered while tripping on acid and wandering into the woods near his home in early 1970. The trees had points, and their branches had … Continue reading
Posted in Late Night TV
Tagged 70's, Alan Thicke, Animation, Dustin Hoffman, Fantasy, Fred Wolf, Harry Nilsson, lovable animals, LSD, Made-For-TV Movie, Psychedelic, Ringo Starr, Surreal
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