Kimberly Lindbergs Actors, Actresses, Alfred Hitchcock, Barbara Steele, Books, Boris Karloff, Christopher Jones, Gay Interest, Horror, Movie Morlocks, Movie Reviews, Politics, Roger Corman, TCM

Six Months of Movie Morlocks: May – Oct. 2016

It's been an interesting, busy and to be honest, an extremely stressful year due to some ongoing medical issues I'm dealing with that you can read more about here: Vertigo: Hitchcock was wrong. In turn, I've been terribly lax about updating the blog but due to looming work related developments that I'll be sharing soon, … Continue reading Six Months of Movie Morlocks: May – Oct. 2016

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, American Cinema, Ann-Margret, Books, British Cinema, Comic Books, Crime, Frankenstein, Hammer Horror, Horror, Klaus Kinski, Michael Caine, Movie Morlocks, Orson Welles, Science Fiction, Soundtracks, TCM, Westerns

6 Months of Film Writing

I'm afraid I've been neglecting Cinebeats again but I've been busy with various personal projects and obligations. I've also recently started writing for Publishers Weekly but I thought I'd finally update with some highlights from TCM's Movie Morlocks. Here's some of the more interesting (in my estimation) film related writing & entertaining babble I've produced … Continue reading 6 Months of Film Writing

Kimberly Lindbergs Actors, Actresses, Alain Delon, Alfred Hitchcock, Bette Davis, British Cinema, British New Wave, David Lean, Elizabeth Taylor, Francois Truffaut, Gay Interest, Gene Tierney, Horror, James Dean, Japanese Cinema, Jess Franco, Jon Finch, Julie Harris, Klaus Kinski, Lee Marvin, Lon Chaney Jr., Modern Mondays, Movie Morlocks, Natalie Wood, Oscars, Peter Lorre, Richard Johnson, Roger Corman, Roman Polanski, Sidney Poitier, TCM, Terence Fisher, Vincent Price

2013 at the Movie Morlocks

Jess Franco 1930-2013 What follows is a collection of links to some of my posts at TCM's Movie Morlocks from 2013. These are (in my estimation) the best and most interesting articles I wrote last year but you can read my entire output for 2013 at the Movie Morlocks if you peruse the archives. From … Continue reading 2013 at the Movie Morlocks

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, Anthony Perkins, Horror, Joseph Cotten, Peter Lorre, Rants & Raves, Television, Thrillers

The Man of the Hour: Alfred Hitchcock

Back in May when I debuted Klara Tavakoli Goesche's video tour of VERTIGO locations at the Movie Morlocks I made note of the fact that: "Alfred Hitchcock’s name seems to be everywhere these days." It seems that my observation was somewhat premature because I had no idea that Hitchock would became a subject of daily … Continue reading The Man of the Hour: Alfred Hitchcock

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, Documentaries, Movie Morlocks, TCM

On Location With Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo

In my latest post at the Movie Morlocks I interview fellow film blogger and all-around groovy gal, Klara Tavakoli Goesche who manages Retro Active Critiques. Klara also makes videos and she recently produced her own short film highlighting some of the San Francisco locations seen in Hitchcock's VERTIGO. I asked her if I could debut … Continue reading On Location With Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, Elke Sommer, Movie Morlocks, Movie Reviews, Paul Newman, Spies & Secret Agents, TCM, Warner Archives

Spy Games: The Prize (1963)

My latest installment of "Spy Games" is available to read at the Movie Morlocks and this time I'm discussing Mark Robson's sxy espionage thriller THE PRIZE (1963) starring Paul Newman, Elke Sommer, Edward G. Robinson and Diane Baker. Here's a little sample from my Morlock post: "THE PRIZE was based on a bestselling novel by … Continue reading Spy Games: The Prize (1963)

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, British Cinema, Dennis Price, Horror, Movie Morlocks, Movie Reviews, TCM

Something Is Always Left Behind

Images from A Place of One's Own (1945) Summer officially makes way for autumn this week and in celebration of my favorite season I decided to write about the classic supernatural thriller A PLACE OF ONE'S OWN (1945) at the Movie Morlocks. This unusual British film was directed by Alfred Hitchcock's cinematographer Bernard Knowles and … Continue reading Something Is Always Left Behind

Kimberly Lindbergs Alfred Hitchcock, British Cinema, Directors, Movie Morlocks, TCM

Alfred Hitchcock Needs Our Help

From my newest post at TCM's Movie Morlocks Blog: "This week the BFI (British Film Institute) launched a new campaign called “Rescue the Hitchcock 9” that asks the public to help them rescue 9 of Alfred Hitchcock’s earliest films. The original movies were shot on nitrate film, which is notorious for its incendiary properties. Nitrate … Continue reading Alfred Hitchcock Needs Our Help