Pulp Fiction Thursday: Cosa Nostra Circus
Starring Tony Soprano as the sad clown. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Cosa Nostra Circus
Starring Tony Soprano as the sad clown. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Cosa Nostra Circus
Theodore Dreiser meets George Stevens. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: An American Tragedy
Cornell Woolrich strikes again. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Black Curtain
Anthony Gilbert meets Lucy Malleson. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Woman In Red
“They programmed him to save the earth-and propelled him into a nightmare future.” Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Tentacles Of Dawn
A review of This Will Not Pass: Trump, Biden, and the Battle for America’s Future by Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns. Continue reading This Will Not Pass
Meet the Miss from S.I.S. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Chic Chick Spy
Kash Patel’s MAGA fairy tale. Continue reading Kash Is For Kids
“You got to pick a pocket or two.” Continue reading Story Time: Mrs. Fagin and the Urchins
Polka ’til you drop. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Death By Polka
Q is for Queen, Ellery Queen. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Q.B.I.
Spy vs. Spy. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Dark Duet
Don’t drink the elixir. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Elixir Of Hate
Tagline: “She expected her lover but death walked in.” Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Brass Halo/Halo In Brass
Tagline: Her corpse broke out of the broken bale. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Died In The Wool
Burn, clown, burn. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Fireclown
Deadly Beloved we are gathered here for another Pulp Fiction Thursday. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Deadly Beloved
St. Patrick’s Day Noir. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Odd Man Out
Of Russian dissidents past and present. Continue reading Broadcast News Courage
The second tagline is better. It’s all in the details. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Hangover House
It’s time for our fourth annual Muses Thursday PFT post. I’m neither attending the parade nor entertaining and have a case of Carnival ennui after writing about the Noxious Krewe of Nyx yesterday. Here’s where I repeat myself: I know … Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Case Of The Shoplifter’s Shoe
The Trump deposition case just got curiouser and curiouser. Continue reading Quote Of The Day: Carroll/Orwell Edition
It’s that day again. Continue reading Saturday Odds & Sods: Careless Love
It’s all in the title. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: You’re Lonely When You’re Dead
This week two variations on an invisible theme. On the left, an English gentleman look. On the right, a Magritte knockoff. Since I’m on the record as a Universal horror film fan, here’s a lobby card from the 1933 Claude Rains starrer. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: The Invisible Man
I usually use vintage paperback covers for this feature. The ones for In Cold Blood were dull so I went for more recent editions except for the vintage Life Magazine cover,’ There have been two movies made about Capote and … Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: In Cold Blood
This dame walks softly and carries a small stick. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday: Counterfeit Corpse
Another day, another Christie/Poirot cover. Make that three covers. Continue reading Pulp Fiction Thursday Cards On The Table