Arthur People

The 1963 movie classified as a horror movie then is today just a mildly strange movie today. I like the old style sets in the movie when houses were lit by gas lighting. The acting is good and the story lines are unique. This movie is worth a watch especially for a Vincent Price fan.

What a wonderful good movie of a huge family. Good acting and funny. One of the things in this movie that caught my attention was when buying groceries at the store for a family of twenty people and the total came to $126.00.

I watched this movie based on previous reviews. I am glad I did as this movie did not disappoint. I really like the New York street scenes and the car chase scene is one of the best that I have watched. I sure don't know how I missed this movie when it originally can out in theaters but I will be watching it again in the future.

Nice mystery movie staring Paul Newman and his wife Joanne Woodward. Also in the movie is an 18 year old Melanie Griffith. The original theatrical trailer was narrated by Lynda Carter of 1975-1979 tv series Wonder Woman. Filming location in Lake Charles, Lafayette, and New Orleans Louisiana. Budget for this movie was $2.7 million.

A nice western classic. Made on a budget of $730000.00. The part of the marshall played by Gary Cooper was turned down by John Wayne, Gregory Peck, Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift, and Charlton Heston. This movie is also the film debut of Lee Van Cleef.

A great western to watch. Shot on location in Monument Valley on Navajo reservation. With a budget of $1.6 million it was one of the most expense western made up to that time. The same year this movie was released John Wayne's movie "The Sands of Iwo Jima" was also released.

Light hearted comedy about two girls sent to St. Francis convent school. This movie is one the family can enjoy together. The building filmed in this movie is the formery known St. Mary's Home for Children (presently known as Linwood Castle) in Ambler, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1890. Budget for this movie was $2 million. There is a sequel to this movie title "Where Angels go, Trouble Follows (1968).

A fairly tame British horror movie I saw at the theater back in 1968. I watched it again on tv sometime in the 1980s. I could not find any information on budget of this movie.

1978 'slasher' movie that was banned briefly in the U.K. during the early 1980s. Filmed in 18 days with a budget of $165000.00. The movie is fairly tame by todays slasher style movie standards.

A funny beer drinking, fist fighting, gold mining, double crossing claim jumping, face punching, romantic western the whole family can enjoy.