MCM: Val Kilmer
I've always thought of Val Kilmer as America's answer to Daniel Day Lewis. Handsome, talented, Method to the point of not only driving themselves... Read more →
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Top Five Shitorical Flicks
There I was, the other morning, all bleary-eyed at my day job, having barely cracked into my second cup of coffee of the hour, composing an email... Read more →
TBT: Doctor Who: Human Nature & The Family of Blood (2007)
The two-part Doctor Who story arc from 2007, Human Nature and The Family of Blood, are set in 1913, just before the outbreak of World War I,... Read more →
MCM: Matthew Rhys
Matthew Rhys may not have a very extensive list of historical films under his belt, but that's ok. He more than makes up for it in quality over... Read more →
TBT: Yellowbeard (1983)
This is one of those films that I watched so much as a kid that there is a screen-burn of it imprinted on my eyeballs. And Yellowbeard (1983) is also... Read more →
MCM: Ian McShane
Ian McShane has been in every kind of film genre since he began working in the 1960s, but today, we take a look at some of his historical films. And,... Read more →
TBT: The Assassination Bureau (1969)
Just for the dozen of you, or so, who complained that I missed The Assassination Bureau (1969) in my Man Candy Monday post on Oliver Reed, I... Read more →
TBT: Miss Austen Regrets (2008)
Right around the time that Becoming Jane came out in theaters, the BBC released Miss Austen Regrets (2008), another attempt to biograph the elusive... Read more →
MCM: Oliver Reed
Yes, he was a "complicated man" (i.e., "raging alcoholic and unabashed misogynist"), but to overlook Oliver Reed's contribution to historical film is... Read more →
WCW: Kathy Bates
Just a few of the historical costume movie and TV appearances that make her fabulous! Dick Tracy (1990) Swept From the Sea... Read more →
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