If you search for the film Third Star on the interwebs you’ll find a synopsis something like this: After celebrating his 29th and–as everyone including himself knows–last birthday, James, a young man terminally… Continue reading
(via juneMspine) (via sofuckingbeautifulbaby) (via 5×10-3104) (via vaderetromesatana) A study of the Reichenbach Fall on its anniversary–across my favorite interpretations of Sherlock Holmes.
Happy Belated Birthday to Patrick McGoohan! An enduring icon, most especially in my mind. One of his many memorable roles was John Drake, in the British spy series Danger Man, also known as… Continue reading
Predictably–I loved Peter Guillam. His loyalty, nerve, and competency kills me. An excellent clip of an altercation between Peter and Ricki: The cast was amazing, the aesthetic impeccable, and the plot riveting. It… Continue reading
(via tigersinthesnow) Last one, I promise. The final component that left me totally obsessed with the Sherlock Holmes series (so far, at least) was the fashion–exclusively that of the gents, though the ladies… Continue reading
(Reordan’s Lab via Set Decorators Society of America) Things in jars! It’s only fitting that Sherlock Holmes included a healthy does of things-in-jars. Not only could you spy specimens in Holmes’ abode, but… Continue reading
Things everywhere. Part of the visual intrigue of this movie for me is that there is so much to look at. Every desk, shelf, ledge, chair, arm rest, surface–has something on it or… Continue reading
I’m sure you’ve noticed: I’ve been obsessed with Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes lately. It started of course with the first movie, and then renewed with the last. This is partly because of the excellent… Continue reading
I first saw the movie The Princess and the Warrior when I was at home recuperating from a surgery where my hyoid bone was removed. This is important, I think, for two reasons:… Continue reading
There are so many good things about Sleepy Hollow, not the least of which is Ichabod’s horse, Gunpowder. If you recall from the original folklore story, Gunpowder is a far cry from the… Continue reading
