Fear No Evil (Avco Embassy, 1981)
After a big article in Fangoria Magazine about this movie - I finally caught up to it on Showtime some months later. I thought it was a corker horror flick then. Catching up to it on DVD a few years ago? Not so much. Still, it's the kid from Land of the Giants (and older brother to Nellie from Little House on the Prairie) and lots of low budget practical effects - so I'm still giving a recommendation to watch it.
The Amazing Dobermans (Golden Films, 1976)
I haven't seen this G rated family style adventure movie - but with it being a heist movie with that cast - I'd sure love to!
Trunk to Cairo (American International Pictures, 1966)
Other than yet another Bond knockoff - starring real life American war hero Audie Murphy no less - I don't know anything else about it. With a no doubt bored George Sanders as the villain - it's bound to be worth a look! And it was directed by Menahem Golan before he teamed up with Yoram Globus for that ultimate 80's action flick factory - Cannon Pictures!
Until next post, you Can Poke Me With A Fork, Cause I Am Outta Here!
I think I saw "Amazing Dobermans" on TV. I don't remember it being special, but there were a lot of "trained dog" movies out at that time.
ReplyDeleteThat's true - this was I think the sequel to an earlier flick - and the TV movies of the time definitely got in on the act too - I saw several of them on TV myself!
DeleteThat Trunk to Cairo poster is cool as heck. I REALLY want to see it now.
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DeleteI saw The Amazing Dobermans at the theatre on the square in McLeansboro. Couldn't tell you a thing about it, but I remember enjoying it. Anything with Billy Barty in it goes up an entire letter grade automatically...
ReplyDeleteAutomatically. Who was running the theater at that time?
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