#anthony franciosa

[weirdlookindog]

Tenebre (1982) - Spanish poster

#tenebre #tenebrae #anthony franciosa #giuliano gemma #john saxon #1982 #1980s horror #1980s movies #dario argento #giallo #horror movie poster

[filmreveries]

Tenebre (1982) dir. Dario Argento

#tenebre #dario argento #daria nicolodi #anthony franciosa #john saxon #ania pieroni #mirella d’angelo #lara wendel #horror #horror film #film screencaps #film stills #films #screencaps #cinematography

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

#Tenebrae #Tenebre #Anthony Franciosa #Christian Borromeo #Mirella D'Angelo #Veronica Lario #Ania Pieroni #Carola Stagnaro #John Steiner #Lara Wendel #John Saxon #Daria Nicolodi #Giuliano Gemma #Dario Argento #1982

[gatutor]

Dean Martin-Shirley MacLaine-Anthony Franciosa "Career" 1959, de Joseph Anthony.

#Shirley MacLaine #Dean Martin #Anthony Franciosa #Joseph Anthony

[frogeye-pierce]

Anthony Franciosa and Dean Martin in CAREER (1959) dir. Joseph Anthony

#could not find a better quality version but i really wanted the sunglasses on my blog :) #anthony franciosa #dean martin #joseph anthony #career 1959

[kwebtv]

Heaven Can Wait - CBS - November 16, 1960

A presentation of DuPont Show of the Month Season 4 Episode 3

Comedy / Drama

Running Time: 90 minutes

Stars:

Anthony Franciosa as Joe Pendleton

Joey Bishop as Max Levine

Wally Cox as Messenger 7013

Frank McHugh as Lefty

Diana Van der Vlis as Julia Farnsworth

Robert Morley as Mr. Jordan

Paul Stevens as Tony Abbott

Paul Reed as Inspector

Patrick Waddington as Butler

Elizabeth Ashley as Bette

Bud Palmer as Announcer

Martin Ashe as First Escort

Jean Sincere as Suzie

Farrell Pelly as Doctor

Henry Wallitsch as Smallings

#Heaven Can Wait #TV #DuPoint Show of the Month #Comedy #Drama #1960's #CBS #Anthony Franciosa #Joey Bishop #Wally Cox #Robert Morley #Diana Van der Vlis #Frank McHugh

[suspiria76]

TENEBRAE

Italy

1982

Directed by Dario Argento

#cult horror #gore #italian horror #video nasty #eighties #slasher #giallo #dario argento #daria nicolodi #goblin #john saxon #anthony franciosa

[aspirationalbrand]

the sweet ride (1968)

#the sweet ride #anthony franciosa

[letterboxd-loggd]

The Long, Hot Summer (1958) Martin Ritt

July 2nd 2023

#the long hot summer #1958 #martin ritt #paul newman #joanne woodward #orson welles #anthony franciosa #lee remick #angela lansbury #richard anderson #bill walker #sarah marshall #j. pat o'malley #mabel albertson

[oldshowbiz]

The rare remake of Heaven Can Wait

#Joey Bishop #Wally Cox #robert morley #anthony franciosa #floating heads

[weirdlookindog]

Tenebre (1982) - VHS Cover

AKA Tenebrae, Unsane

#tenebre #tenebrae #anthony franciosa #giuliano gemma #john saxon #1982 #1980s movies #dario argento #giallo #horror #vhs #vhs cover

[adamwatchesmovies]

Death Wish II (1982)

While I didn't enjoy this film, that doesn't mean you won't. No matter what I say, the people involved in this project did it: they actually made a movie. That's something to be applauded. With that established...

I’m fairly sure everyone involved in the making of Death Wish II knew they were making trash, which begs the question: why was this movie made? This is exploitative, cynical filmmaking that does little more than re-iterate everything that was said and done in the first but worse.

After Paul Kersey (Charles Bronson) comes home to find his maid and daughter raped and murdered by the thugs who stole his wallet, he returns to his vigilante ways.

Woah, Woah! Slow down Death Wish 2! TWO of Kersey’s close ones get raped and murdered? Save some of them for Death Wish 3! I mean, otherwise what crime will the incompetent police force fail to solve, forcing Kersey to take the law into his own hands AGAIN? If you’ve seen Death Wish, you’ve seen Death Wish 2. There’s something particularly vile about this action film, and it isn’t only the excessive amount of female nudity as the hooting criminals gleefully lick their lips while ripping off the women’s clothes. Say what you will about the first but it was exactly that, THE FIRST. You needed to show those trauma-inducing moments to make you understand why Kersey would take the law into his own hands. This time, director Michael Winner's only objective is to exploit the audience. It's so manipulative you'll be tricked into wanting to see violent revenge fantasies brought to life by a man that’s way too old to play the role he’s playing. The criminals in this film do nothing BUT victimize women and torment innocent people. They're cartoons.

This picture has nothing to say, even if you haven’t seen Death Wish or its innumerable clones. We do not explore the toll this violence has upon Kersey beyond his lust for revenge. There are no moral dilemmas about the vengeance he rains down upon the thugs (which, if it interests you, includes a young Laurence Fishburne III). The topic of vigilante justice is never shown in a balanced manner. I can’t even say the action scenes are particularly exciting, or the deaths satisfying either.

Is there ANYTHING good in this film? Well, two I suppose. The first is that because the film is obviously lewd and lurid from the first few scenes, it’s never actually as impactful as it should be. It’s the most backwards compliment I’ve ever given but it’s true; by being crappy, the film manages avoid becoming offensive. This makes it “better”. Even so, it still contains gratuitous amounts of rape so maybe I’ve just become numb to it. Your mileage will probably vary on this issue. The second “good” aspect is a scene so bad it becomes comical AND checks off an item on my list of things I’ve always wanted to see in a movie. If there’s one thing I hate, it’s when a character jumps out of a window when they have no idea what’s outside. In Death Wish II, someone jumps and lands on something that kills them instantly. I’ve wanted to see that ever since I sat through 2005’s A Sound of Thunder.

Trashy, lazily written, unimaginative, tired, cheap... there are many unflattering adjectives which would comfortably fit Death Wish II. It’s wretched and I can’t imagine the next in the series will be any better. (Full-screen version on DVD, November 4, 2018)

#Death Wish II #movies #films #movie reviews #film reviews #Michael Winner #David Engelbach #Charles Bronson #Jill Ireland #Vincent Gardenia #Paul Lambert #robin sherwood #J. D. CAnnon #Anthony Franciosa #1982 movies #1982 films

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

#the long hot summer #paul newman #joanne woodward #anthony franciosa #orson welles #lee remick #angela lansbury #martin ritt #1958

[gatutor]

Raquel Welch-Anthony Franciosa "Guapa, intrépida y espía" (Fathom) 1967, de Leslie H. Martinson.

#Raquel Welch #Anthony Franciosa #Leslie H. Martinson

[annoyinglyperfectartisan]

Career, 1959

#dean martin #king of cool #anthony franciosa #shirley maclaine #carolyn jones #joan blackman

[moviesandmania]

CURSE OF THE BLACK WIDOW (1977) Reviews and free to watch online

Curse of the Black Widow is a 1977 American horror film Directed by Dan Curtis (Burnt Offerings; Dark Shadows; The Norliss Tapes; Trilogy of Terror) from a screenplay written by Earl Wallace and Robert Blees (Dr. Phibes Rises Again; Whoever Slew Auntie Roo?; Frogs). The telefilm originally aired on ABC on September 16, 1977. The made-for-television ABC Circle Films-Dan Curtis Productions movie…

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#1977 #Anthony Franciosa #Curse of the Black Widow #Dan Curtis #Donna Mills #film #movie #reviews #spider #TV movie #Vic Morrow