Tag Archives: Patrick Macnee
Waxwork II: Lost in Time (1992)
The best thing about Waxwork (1988) was its enthusiasm. The debut film of Anthony Hickox, the son of legendary editor Anne V. Coates (Lawrence of Arabia) and director Douglas Hickox (Theater of Blood), it wore its love of monster movies … Continue reading →
Posted in Theater Caligari |
Tagged 90's, Alexander Godunov, Alice in Wonderland, Anthony Hickox, Bruce Campbell, David Carradine, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Drew Barrymore, Fantasy, Frankenstein, George "Buck" Flower, Godzilla, horror, Jack the Ripper, Jim Metzler, John Ireland, Marina Sirtis, Martin Kemp, Michael Des Barres, Monika Schnarre, Patrick Macnee, Sophie Ward, Sword and Sorcery, Vampire, Zach Galligan, Zombie
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This is Spinal Tap (1984)
Before the Spinal Tap reunion shows, the many TV appearances, the albums, the induction into the Criterion Collection; before the Christopher Guest-directed mockumentaries, often reuniting Guest with his fellow Tap members; before the exponential rise in the original film’s reputation, … Continue reading →
Posted in Theater Ballroom |
Tagged 80's, Billy Crystal, Bruno Kirby, Christopher Guest, Comedy, Dana Carvey, Fran Drescher, Harry Shearer, heavy metal, Howard Hesseman, June Chadwick, Michael McKean, Mockumentary, Patrick Macnee, Paul Shaffer, Rob Reiner, Rock Musical, Tony Hendra
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