A desperate man tries to stay alive for 30 days while being hunted in Edgar Wright’s lacking The Running Man, adapted from the Stephen King novel.
Short Film For You! [Dysfunctional Family Thanksgiving]
Short Film For You! [Dysfunctional Family Thanksgiving]
Wicked Games: Three Films by Robert Hossein [1955-1961] [Radiance Films LE]
Radiance Films collects three films from Robert Hossein: “The Wicked Go To Hell,” “Nude in a White Car,” and “The Taste of Violence” is this fantastic new set.
Longlegs [2024] [Dysfunctional Family Thanksgiving]
A new FBI agent tracks a strange serial killer in Osgood Perkins’s waking nightmare LONGLEGS. Revisit the 2024 hit before Keeper releases soon.
The Bootleg Files: No Indians Please!
BOOTLEG FILES 922: “No Indians Please!” (1948 silent truncated version of Abbott and Costello’s “Ride ‘Em Cowboy”).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: None.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: No perceived commercial value.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: Nope, sorry.
If you’ve been following this column, you may recall that I’ve been on a mini-Abbott and Costello kick. Two weeks ago, I reviewed the new AI-fueled parody “Abbott and Costello Meets the Exorcist” and last week I dug up a video record of a Texas theater company’s 1984 live stage production of “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein.” I was going to put Bud and Lou back on the shelf until I saw a notice announcing that November is Native American Heritage Month – and that seemed like the perfect cue to unspool the team’s 1948 release of “No Indians Please!”
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