Glenn Kenny's SCR 2.0
GK himself: Film historian/critic, passionate music consumer. Author: "Made Men: The Story of 'Goodfellas'" and "The World Is Yours: The Story of 'Scarface.'" This site: continuation of his long-running "Some Came Running" blog.
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In Books: “Your Time Is Now: The Sammy Petrillo Story”
How big does a cult need to be before you can accurately term someone a “cult figure?” Maybe the question isn’t “how many?” so much as “how substantial are the cultists themselves?” The back cover of my advance copy of Dave Abramson’s Your...
Karloff With Ford
Boris’s Station of the Cross
Warner Archive recently issued a very impressively rendered edition of 1934’s The Lost Patrol, an almost ruthlessly brisk and tense World War I story whose sere setting — the Mesopotamian desert in World War I...
A Call From Harlan Ellison
It was in the spring of 1994, I believe, that a series of now amusing events led to my becoming the Science Fiction and Horror columnist for TV Guide, the weekly publication that at the time was one of the biggest, if not THE biggest, print...
Tales From The Warner Archive: “Broadway Melody of 1938”
Eleanor Powell was arguably the greatest tap artist to appear on the silver screen, and this picture, a late 1937 release, provides potent and enjoyable evidence for the case. While Warner bowled over audiences with backstage musicals where...
A Summer On “Scarlet Street”
“Paint me, Chris…”
It was really quite an honor to be asked by Alan Rode to pitch him a title for “Reel Noir,” a new line of monographs to be published by the University of New Mexico Press. UNMP has already overseen the series “Reel West,...
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GK himself: Film historian/critic, passionate music consumer. Author: "Made Men: The Story of 'Goodfellas'" and "The World Is Yours: The Story of 'Scarface.'" This site: continuation of his long-running "Some Came Running" blog.
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