‘Spider Baby’ (1967)

February 28, 2021 markvoger 0

Lon Jr.’s finest performance Through the years, your perspective changes. In the ’80s, when I first saw Jack Hill‘s “Spider Baby,” I cavalierly lumped it […]

Film noir

January 27, 2021 markvoger 0

Explore genre’s dark allure Stressed out over Covid-triggered cabin fever? Make it better, or worse, by watching some film noir. The genre will always be […]

‘M’ (1931)

January 11, 2021 markvoger 0

Paranoia in pre-WWII Berlin The director of 1931’s “M,” Fritz Lang, and the film’s star, Peter Lorre, would flee Germany later in the decade, as […]

‘Vampyr’ (1932)

December 20, 2020 markvoger 0

Dreyer’s shadowy world Yes, Carl Theodor Dreyer‘s “Vampyr” deserves respect as a pioneer in the vampire movie genre. But modern audiences are going to have […]

Le Temps

December 17, 2020 markvoger 0

Nothing lost in translation By Mark Voger, author “Holly Jolly: Celebrating Christmas Past in Pop Culture”   Recently, I was interviewed by Virginie Nussbaum, a […]

Stephanie Stuckey

December 15, 2020 markvoger 0

What’s in a name By Mark Voger, author “Holly Jolly: Celebrating Christmas Past in Pop Culture”   “The challenge I face in taking over the […]

South of the Border

December 9, 2020 markvoger 0

An Interstate 95 classic BLOGGER’S NOTE: Following is my third and final post about my recent trek from New Jersey to Florida.  Finally, there was […]