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Author Archives: Elisabeth Rappe
Western Wednesdays Again: The Ox-Bow Incident
Today’s Western Wednesdays Again comes to you courtesy of a name drop by the big man himself, Clint Eastwood. If Eastwood casually says The Ox-Bow Incident is a really good Western, you have to drop what you’re doing and watch … Continue reading
Posted in Western Wednesdays Again
Tagged Anthony Quinn, Clint Eastwood, Dana Andrews, Harry Morgan, Henry Fonda, Lamar Trotti, The Ox-Bow Incident, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, Western Wednesdays Again, Westerns, William A. Wellman
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Western Wednesdays Again: Mad Dog Morgan
This is only the second installment of Western Wednesdays Again and I believe I have already seen the messiest and strangest film that ever boasted a horse, a pistol, and a sunset: Mad Dog Morgan. It was a toss-up between … Continue reading
Posted in Western Wednesdays Again
Tagged Australian Movies, David Gulpilil, Dennis Hopper, Jack Thompson, Mad Dog Morgan, Philippe Mora, Western Wednesdays, Western Wednesdays Again
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Western Wednesdays Again: Two Mules for Sister Sara
As you may know, The Flickcast has been around for a minute. Well, more like ten years. During that time we’ve amassed a great deal of amazing content and much of it is still relevant today. So, we figured, why … Continue reading
Posted in Western Wednesdays Again
Tagged Clint Eastwood, Don Siegel, Elizabeth Rappe, Ennio Morricone, Movies, Shirley MacLaine, Two Mules for Sister Sara, Western Wednesdays Again, Westerns
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SDCC10: Josh Gates Discusses ‘Destination Truth’
As you Flickcast readers know, I’m a huge fan of SyFy’s Destination Truth. I’ve urged you to watch it. Are you? If not, why? You know I have impeccable taste and that I never steer you wrong. Perhaps this final … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Comedy, Comic-Con, Documentary, Exclusive, Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi Channel, SyFy, TV
Tagged Destination Truth, Documentary, Elisabeth Rappe, Josh Gates, San Diego Comic-Con, Sci-Fi, SDCC10, SyFy
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‘Rango’ Gets A Real Trailer
Last week, a perplexing video debuted on Apple. It appeared to be a trailer for Gore Verbinski’s animated adventure, Rango, but only by way of a few illegal substances. It turns out that was only a preview for the film’s … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Kids, Paramount, Trailers
Tagged Gore Verbinski, Johnny Depp, Nickelodeon Films, Paramount Pictures, Rango, Rango trailer
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Gore Verbinski To Helm ‘Walter Mitty’, Insists ‘Bioshock’ Hasn’t Sunk
As you undoubtedly know by now, the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean installment has sailed without Gore Verbinski. The director has kept himself busy with Rango, but hasn’t seen any of his live action projects come to fruition. But now … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Classics, Games, Horror, Movies, News, Reboots and Remakes, Sci-Fi, Universal Pictures
Tagged 20th Century Fox, BioShock, Gore Verbinski, Juan Carlos Fresanadillo, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Universal
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Western Wednesdays: ‘MacKenna’s Gold’
In The Pardoner’s Tale, three drunk scallywags stumble out of a pub in the middle of the Black Death. In their alcohol inspired brilliance, they decide to go looking for Death so they can kill him in retaliation. A strange … Continue reading
Posted in Classics, Features, Movies, Western Wednesdays, Westerns
Tagged It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Julie Newmar, MacKenna's Gold, Movies, Omar Sharif, Western, Western Wednesdays
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Western Wednesdays: ‘Death Rides A Horse’
There’s something a bit sad in seeing a grimy spaghetti western after Quentin Tarantino has already had his way with it. This is a film I would have liked to have discovered at 1am on a cable channel, the better … Continue reading



