Tag: Shelley Winters

Déjà vu (1985) | Blu-ray Review

A French maxim denoting a particular experience of already having seen or experienced something, the term Déjà vu reached its pop saturation point long...

Gran Bollito | Blu-ray Review

Arguably one of the most neglected auteurs who has undeservedly fallen into obscurity is Mauro Bolognini, a director who worked throughout the 1950s and...

Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? | Blu-ray Review

Beyond some brief moments of hysterical camp fervor courtesy of a frumpy lead performance from Shelley Winters, in prime matronly hyper drive, it’s difficult...

He Ran All the Way | Blu-ray Review

A prototype of what would come to be familiarly known as the home invasion thriller, 1951's He Ran All the Way is also an important...

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