It’s been awhile since I last wrote about Rising Star Game, and there has been a lot of updates in the game, including the release of Raves and now an upcoming section for Pro Bands. Also, in the Discord

For those of you who have been following my adventures in film on CineTV, you’ve probably figured out I like movie serials. This time around I am writing about The Three Musketeers (1933), a movie serial

This week on CineTV.blog, the question is – What is your favorite reality TV show. For me and my Bonnie Bride, it tends to fluctuate a bit, however, currently, I have to go with Stars on Mars because it

This week CineTV is asking about favorite children’s animated shows. I have to say that I have several, but there is one that always floats to the top of the list, and that’s Scooby-Doo. Yes, I wrote about

The Uninvited (1944) is a supernatural horror story that revolves around a brother (Rick – Ray Milland) and sister (Pamela – Ruth Hussey), who buy a mansion on the coast of Cornwall. As the plot unfolds,

One Piece, Season 1, ran for 61 episodes, and I watched it over the period of several months, finishing that first leg of the series ealier this week. What attracted me to the series was having seen One

This week on the cinetv contest, we have “inappropriate movies” as this is contest number 69, which I guess means caulderfreeman is channeling Bill and Ted this week. He was also very specific about

Over the Fourth of July, my bonnie Bride and I decided it was a good time to watch Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) as it has been a very long time since either one of us have watched it. I’m not even sure

A brief look at Star Wars in Science Fiction Fandom

The Masked Marvel (1943) is a 12-chapter serial set during World War 2 and involves a group of investigators pursuing a Japanese espionage and saboteur, Sakima (Johnny Arthur), and his organization, operating

Asteroid City (2023) is a classic example of a bait and switch promotional campaign in that all of the trailers that I have seen, including the 30 second boob-tube ads, do not give us a true indication

This week’s contest on cineTV.blog is about susppense movies, which covers a lot of territory. With several ideas in mind, I decided to ask my bonnie Bride and my daugher, Little Miss, which film I should

The other night, my Bonnie Bride and I settled in to watch Bringing Up Baby (1938), a screwball comedy with a mix of slapstick thrown in starring Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. Neither one of us had

Don’t Bother to Knock (1952) is a film noir about a young woman, Nell (Marilyn Monroe), whose uncle, Eddie (Elisha Cook, Jr.) sets her up as a babysitter for hotel guests, the Jones’ (Jim Backus and Lurene

Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) is a film I racall seeing in my youth that I have wanted to see again, and with the advent of ChatGPT and the rise of Artificial Intelligence, I figured now was a good

The Masque of the Red Death (1964) is a very loose adaptation of the Edgar Allan Poe story, produced by Roger Corman and starring Vincent Price as Prospero. It was my daughter, Little Miss, who suggested

This week on CineTV blog, we’re asked to write about our favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger film. Arnold has made a lot of great films, and previously I had written about one of his early films, The Villain

This past weekend, Horror Show host Svengoolie showed Blacula (1972), starring William Marshall in the titular role of the vampire, an African Prince named Mamuwalde who is cursed by the original Count

Greetings fellow film buffs. This week, the CineTV crew has challenged us to write about our favorite food competition, whether it is a series, season, or a singular show. There really are a lot of competitive

It’s been quite a few years since I saw 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954), so long ago all I remembered of it was that Kirk Douglas and Peter Lorre were in it, and the design of the Nautilus, although