Kimberly Lindbergs Alain Delon, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Bette Davis, Clint Eastwood, David Cronenberg, David Hemmings, David Lean, Horror, Katharine Hepburn, Ken Russell, Peter Lorre, Stanley Kubrick, Steve McQueen, Terence Stamp, Westerns

February & March at The Movie Morlocks

I've been neglecting Cinebeats again. Having a hard time getting back into the swing of things around here and other endeavors are keeping me from the blog. But I thought I'd finally update with a quick list of some highlights from my February & Mach contributions to TCM's Movie Morlocks. You can read all the … Continue reading February & March at The Movie Morlocks

Kimberly Lindbergs Frankenstein, Hammer Glamour, Hammer Horror, Robert Redford, Spies & Secret Agents, Steve McQueen, TCM

Spies, Frankenstein & . . . Sports?!

I'm afraid that I've been too busy and preoccupied with home renovations, family matters and work to updated Cinebeats regularly. Most of my film writing is done at The Movie Morlocks now so it often seems redundant to re-post links to everything here. If you want to keep track of my weekly activities on a … Continue reading Spies, Frankenstein & . . . Sports?!

Kimberly Lindbergs Actresses, Costume Design, Mia Farrow, Michelangelo Antonioni, Norman Jewison, Roman Polanski, Steve McQueen, William Klein

Vidal Sassoon 1928-2012

The British hairdresser who helped define the look of the swinging sixties has died. He's probably best remembered for giving Mia Farrow her pixie cut during the making of ROSEMARY'S BABY, which she wore for years but the stylist also created signature looks for '60s super model Peggy Moffitt, designer Mary Quant and actresses like … Continue reading Vidal Sassoon 1928-2012

Kimberly Lindbergs Horror, Ishiro Honda, Science Fiction, Steve McQueen, TCM

Our Primal Fear of the Primordial Ooze

Yumi Shirakawa in The H-Man (1958) This week at the Movie Morlocks I discuss our primal fear of the primordial ooze and highlight some of the slimy scares to be found during TCM's Drive-In Double Features tonight. Some of the movies being played during this evening's line-up are personal favorites and include THE BLOB (1956), … Continue reading Our Primal Fear of the Primordial Ooze

Kimberly Lindbergs Actors, American Cinema, Movie Reviews, Steve McQueen, TCM

Summer Under the Stars: Steve McQueen

Steve McQueen in Le Mans (1971) On Tuesday, August 3rd, Turner Classic Movies is continuing its annual Summer Under the Stars event and devoting the entire day to the work of another one of my favorite actors, Steve McQueen. They'll be running many of my favorite McQueen films including his 1971 film Le Mans and … Continue reading Summer Under the Stars: Steve McQueen

Kimberly Lindbergs 1968, Alain Delon, Brigitte Bardot, Comedies, Crime, David Hemmings, Elizabeth Taylor, Giallo, Girl On a Motorcycle, Hammer Horror, Horror, Jess Franco, Joseph Losey, Julie Christie, Klaus Kinski, Malcolm McDowell, Mario Bava, Marisa Mell, Mia Farrow, Peter Sellers, Richard Burton, Richard Lester, Roman Polanski, Stanley Kubrick, Steve McQueen, Terence Fisher, Terence Stamp, Westerns

My Top 20 Favorite Films of 1968

At the Britannica blog Raymond Benson has finished listing off his Top 10 Favorite Films of 1968 so if you're interested in the final results stop by and give them a look. I've mentioned on numerous occasions how much I dislike making lists of favorite films myself since they're limited by what I've seen and … Continue reading My Top 20 Favorite Films of 1968

Kimberly Lindbergs 1968, Actresses, American Cinema, Costume Design, Crime, Fashion & Film, Norman Jewison, Steve McQueen

Fashion & Passion in The Thomas Crown Affair

Fay Dunaway & Steve McQueen in The Thomas Crown Affair (1968) A lot has been written about Norman Jewison's 1968 film The Thomas Crown Affair. If the reviews available at IMDb.com are any indication critics and audiences are split over it. I love this stylish '60s crime film. It's one of my favorite movies from … Continue reading Fashion & Passion in The Thomas Crown Affair

Kimberly Lindbergs Caroline Munro, Composers, Ennio Morricone, Giallo, Maurice Jarre, Seijun Suzuki, Soundtracks, Steve McQueen

Top 20 Soundtrack Releases of 2007

I'm still working on compiling my list of my Favorite DVDs from 2007, which I plan on sharing here before the end of the month, but in the meantime I thought I'd put together a list of my Top 20 Favorite Soundtrack CDs of 2007. Not surprisingly, Italy's Cinedelic Records, Japan's Hotwax Trax, Sweden's Fin … Continue reading Top 20 Soundtrack Releases of 2007