7 Black Notes

Well, the deletion terrorism is getting to be too obnoxious to deal with, and since the blog has ceased to be any fun to maintain now, it...

Better known to Something Weird viewers as Jennie: Wife/Child , the 1968 drive-in oddity Albert Peckingpaw's Revenge offers a bizarre t...

Now back to paperback sleaze king Harold Robbins again; in 1970, Paramount released a mammoth version of his sleazy South American jet set n...

One of those deliriously great "with it" mod movies, 1970's The Grasshopper stars Jacqueline Bisset as a globetrotting free s...

An enjoyable if extremely fictionalized biopic of silent screen legend Lon Chaney, 1957's Man of a Thousand Faces stars James Cagney in...

Movie prequels are rarely a good idea, and one of the weirdest was definitely 1972's The Nightcomers, an attempt by director Michael Wi...

The first English-language film from director Luc Besson (La Femme Nikita), 1988's The Big Blue, had a notoriously troubled release his...

One of the goofier "hip" counterculture films from Europe, Cometogether (1971) was the first and only directorial effort for oily...

For the last pre-Christmas post, here's the peppy Henry Mancini score for the biggest Christmas flop of all time, 1985's Santa Claus...

One of the most underrated composers out there, Mike Batt is best known for some his pop song work including the theme from Watership Down ...