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Our debut mail-in!! A fine list of Eurowesterns for consideration:

1. The Big Gundown aka la Resa Dei Conti (1966) - Lee Van Cleef (2nd vote)
2. Death Rides A Horse aka Da Uomo A Uomo  (1967) - Lee Van Cleef
3. A Pistol For Ringo aka Una Pistola per Ringo(1965) - Giuliano Gemma
4. The Return Of Ringo aka Il Ritorno di Ringo (1965) - Giuliano Gemma
5. The Price Of Power aka Il Prezzo del Potere(1969) - Giuliano Gemma
6. Ringo And His Golden Pistol aka Johnny Oro (1966) -Mark Damon
8. Have a Nice Funeral Friend...Sartana wil Pay aka Buon Funerale, Amigos...paga Sartana (1970)- Gianini Garco
9.Wanted  (1967) - Giuliano Gemma
10. The Mercenary aka Il Mercenario/ A Professional Gun (1968) - Franco Nero.
11.The Long Day Of Vengeance aka I Lunghi Giorni Della Vendeta (1966) - Giuliano Gemma
I will add a pirate epic from the great Director Sergio Sollima
11. The Black Pirate aka Il Corsaro nero (1976) - Kabir Bedi

Another great list from a real movie buff!

Destination Inner Space
The Super Cops
China Girl
Buster And Billie
Dark Intruder
Face Of Fire
The Victors
The Tiger Makes Out
Rock Follies
Play It As It Lays 
Mr. Ricco 
Crazy Joe 
*****
The Incredible Sarah
*****
Another great list here:

The Devil Thumbs a Ride
Let It Be
Hell Drivers
Lone Wolf and Cub series
Yakuza Graveyard
Police Around the World
The Brinks Job
Crazy Joe
Busting
The Stone Killer
The Slams
Sorcerer (LBX)

and a nice followup list:

The Line Up {Don Siegel}
CS Blues
Black Lizard
Fritz Lang's Manhunt 
Cool Breeze
Ceiling Zero
Cry of the City
Red Sun
The Moonshine War
Roadracers
Lady Snowblood

*****
The Passage

*****
Another GREAT list here:

Beyond the Reef
Redneck
Love Streams
Blood and Lace (Gloria Grahame)
Too Late Blues
House that Screamed (Lili Palmer shocker from Spain)
White Line Fever
Mansion of the Doomed
Tension at Table Rock
Leo the Last
Some Call it Loving
Providence (Alain Resnais)
Malpertius
The Mad Bomber
Station Six Sahara
Cobra Woman
Buster and Billie
Caltiki, the Immortal Monster
King Queen Knave
Sin of Adam and Eve
Black Magic 2 (HK, released in States as Revenge of the Zombies)
Gold of the Seven Saints
Hurricane (1979)
The Sorcerers
Sweet Revenge
******
Buster and Billie 
The Lonely Passion Of Judith Hearne
Dark Secret Of Harvest Home
******
The Burglars
The Stone Killer 
The Wrath of God
Willard (1971)
Superman and the Mole Men
*****
Fandango
The Big Gundown
The Brink's Job 
***
Anna Karenina (1997)
***

Meeting Venus
***
Gray Eagle 
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Caltiki: The Immortal Monster
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The Sea Wolf (Edward G Robinson)
Dr Jack (Harold Lloyd)
Wings (Clara Bow)
The Bounty Killer (Dan Duryea)
The Showdown ("Wild" Bill Elliot)
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Another great list from a fellow 70's fan:
House Of Dark Shadows
Night Of Dark Shadows
The Midnight Man (Burt Lancaster)
The Klansman (uncut)
***
Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
Independence Day - 1983
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Another excellent group of Eurowesterns:
The Big Gundown (Lee Van Cleef)
The Deserter (Bekim Fehmiu)
Death Rides A Horse (Lee Van Cleef)

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Quantum leap (tv show)
tales from the crypt (tv show)
twlight zone : the movie
meet the feebles
friday the 13th (uncut box set)
the tick :the animated adventures ( tv show)
(uncut) game of death
star wars (theater versions)

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Cast A Deadly Spell
The Night Of The Grizzly
***
Bolero
Sunburn
Crowhaven Farm
Somebody Killed Her Husband
Intruders
Dark Secret Of Harvest Home
Ghosts Can't Do It
Invasion Of The Saucer Men
NightKill
Project UFO
The Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm
The Woman In Black
I Married A Witch
The Uninvited
Escape From Bogen County
Zuma Beach
Portrait Of Jennie
The Enchanted Cottage
Blithe Spirit
***
Hearts Of Fire
Two Worlds of Jennie Logan
The Incredible Journey of Dr. Meg Laurel
Jekyll and Hyde (1990)
The Girl Most Likely To
Night of Dark Shadows 
House Of Dark Shadows
Berserk!
The Caretakers (1963)
Whistle Down the Wind
Hearts and Armour
Dark Corner
The Princess And The Pirate
The Seduction
From the Dead of Night
Out on a Limb (SHIRLEY MACLAINE)
Scruples

Madame Sin (1972) starring BETTE DAVIS
The Dark Night of the Scarecrow (1981) starring CHARLES DURNING
Back Street (1961) starring SUSAN HAYWARD & JOHN GAVIN
Jane Eyre (1983) starring TIMOTHY DALTON
Trade Off (1996) starring THERESA RUSSELL

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The Evictors
The Town That Dreaded Sundown
Homebodies
Crowhaven Farm
The Incident ( 1967 )
The Thirteenth Guest
The Doomsday Flight  ( 1966 )

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Luna
Now And Forever
Lovescenes
Emmanuelle's Daughter
They're Playing With Fire
Young Lady Chatterley II (Unrated Version)
Red Shoe Diaries 3
The House Where Evil Dwells
Lady On The Bus
Love Circles (Love Around The World) (Unrated Version)
Angel Eyes (1992) (Unrated Version)
The French Woman (aka Madame Claude)(Unrated Version)
Et Tu Amor (I Love You)
Point Of Impact (Unrated Version)
Gabriella
Breaking Glass
Maria's Lovers
I The Jury
Emily
Honey (Italian film)
Felicity (1980s film starring Glory Annen)
Fiona (Unrated Version)
Intimate Obsession
Erotic Passion
Bolero
I Like To Play Games
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Diary of a Mad Housewife
The Deadly Trap
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Ken Russell's The Devils
Ken Russell's Lisztomania
Without You I'm Nothing (Bernhard/Roeg)
***

The Reincarnation of Peter Proud
Scalawag
Lisztomania
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The Feminist and the Fuzz (1972 tv movie with Barbara Eden and David Hartman)
You'll Never See Me Again ( 1973 tv movie David Hartman and Jess Walton)
The Night They Took Miss Beautiful ( 1977 tv movie Gary Collins and Chuck Connors)
Night Cries (1978 Susan St. James)
Making of a Male Model (1983 Joan Collins and Jon Erik Hexum)

Starfire
The Light In The Piazza

the big gundown
the split (jim brown, gene hackman)
stranger in town
stranger returns
green hornet series

Harry and the Hendersons
Little Darlings (I see you have it, add my vote please)
Nowhere man TV (only cuz I was an extra on it and I want to see me 
again)
Cousin, Cousine
Firelight (w/Sophie Marceau)
"On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" (Completely uncut, roadshow version)
"Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness?" (Anthony Newley movie musical)
"At Long Last Love" (Peter Bognanovich movie musical)
"Lost Horizon" (1973 movie musical version)
"The Pirate" (Judy Garland)
"Madron"
"Girl Crazy" (Garland)
"Finian's Rainbow" (Uncut with the scene featuring the song "Necessity" put back in.)
"The Fantasticks" (Uncut - deleted scenes on the current DVD put back in where they were originally filmed.)
"The One and Only Original Family Band" (Disney - in widescreen)
"The Candidate" (In widescreen)
Kenneth Branagh's four hour "Hamlet" (1996)

white slave ship

goliath against the vampires
valley of the dragon
swordman of sienna
Superfly TNT
The Midnight Man [74]
The Boy Who Cried Werewolf
Willard [71]
Ben
Golden Needles
The Pack
Little Darlings
Buster & Billie
Return To Macon County
The Town That Dreaded Sundown
House of Dark Shadows
Sky Riders
The Stone Killer
Mr. Ricco
Dark Secret Of Harvest Home

Buster and Billie
This Life (BBC Mini Series Pts. 1 & 2)
The Secret Rapture
Coming Home (BBC Mini Series)
Madam Bovary (BBC Mini Series)

Lisztomania

Little Fauss And Big Halsy

A Kind of Loving (Alan Bates)
The Guest (Bates, Shaw, Pleasance, Pinter)
Whistle Down the Wind  (Alan Bates, Hayley Mills)
Bolero--Olympic Gold Medal ice-dancing performance, Torvill and Dean, Sarajevo, 1984
The Author of "Beltraffio" (BBC.  Story by Henry James. Stars Tom Baker of Dr. Who fame)
Poldark (the original BBC series)
The Fixer
Voyage Round My Father

Little Darlings  (with original music)
Too Much, Too Soon

--ISABEL (1968 Canadian film, w/Genevieve Bujold in her awesome prime --- part of a trilogy by Bujold's then-husband Paul Almond which also included "Act of the Heart" and "Journey")

--ACE ELI AND RODGER OF THE SKIES (1973 --- film sucks but includes the luscious Pamela Franklin in her sexiest role ever)

--OUR MOTHER'S HOUSE (1967 offbeat British film directed by Jack Clayton --- also features Pamela Franklin as a pigtailed cutie)

--ALRAUNE (silent German film concerning a "female Frankenstein" -- played by Brigitte Helm of "Metropolis" fame --- released in 1928 --- also stars Paul Wegener ["Der Golem"] in the central role of a proverbial mad scientist. This film has been shown on German TV, so I know that an archival print survives)

--THE MAGICIAN (1926 silent film directed by Rex Ingram --- arguably the strongest influence on James Whale's Frankenstein films --- has Paul Wegener as a Faustian scientist and his experiments with life-creation. The Museum of Modern Art has an archival print of this film that they've been sequestering for decades --- a criminal form of possessiveness with NO extenuating circumstances. This is a job for Criterion.)

--RASKOLNIKOW (1923 German Expressionist film directed by Robert Wiene ["Caligari"] --- I believe this is the earliest feature-length film adaptation of Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment" --- contains lots of cool Caligari-esque set designs interspersed with naturalistic detail --- here again, an archival print survives, but it's probably locked up somewhere in Munich[?])

--MARKETA LAZAROVA (1967 -- fantastic award-winning Czech film with a medieval setting that needs releasing in a restored version --- all that's available now are murky PD prints)

--CHRONOPOLIS (1983 -- French-Polish animated sci-fi film directed by Piotr Kamler --- a futuristic exploration of an extraterrestrial civilization that has everything from claymation-like wizardry to Borgesian metaphysics --- briefly released in the late 80s/early 90s in VHS but recalled almost immediately)

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BUSTER AND BILLIE

Battle Flame (1959)

Battle Stations (1956)

Submarine I-57 Will Not Surrender (1959) (with subtitles or dubbed)

Tank Battalion (1958)

Valiant, The (1962)

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black girl (1972)
the candy tangerine man
cool breeze
book of numbers
blood orchids (1980's sean young)
come back to the five and dime jimmy dean jimmy dean
the butterfly affair
child's play (1973)

Big Gundown
Fiend walked the West
Horrors black museum

Happy Birthday Gemini

Crocodile Shoes (Series I & II starring Jimmy Nail)
A Very Peculiar Practice (Series I & II)
Tender is the Night (Peter Strauss)
Photographing Fairies (Toby Stephens)
Stealing Heaven (Derek de Lint)
Seaforth (British TV mini-series starring Linus Roache)
Lili (Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer)
Romance on the Orient Express (Cheryl Ladd)
Poldark (British TV series)
Boy on a Dolphin (Sophia Loren and Alan Ladd)

Gladiator
Atlantis The Lost Continent
The Big Fisherman
Gold For The Caesars

Jack Hawkins in Gideon of Scotland Yard
David Suchet as Maxwell
Kenneth Branagh as Inspector Kurt Wallander

The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun

I Aim At The Stars
The UFO Incident

 

1.   All the Way Home (1963) (Jean Simmons and Robert Preston)

2.   They Knew What They Wanted (circa 1940) (Charles Laughton and Carole Lombard)
3.   Lili 1953) (Leslie Caron) This was a big film for MGM.  I don't understand why it isn't  
      on a permanent release schedule.  When this happens (especially with musicals) it's
      usually because copyrights have not been  released for a dvd copy. Don't know if "Lili"
      was ever released as a VHS, come to think of it.
4.   Chasing a/the Rainbow: the Story of Josephine Baker.  I saw this documentary once on PBS
      (I think) and was immediately hooked.  Would also like to see affordable copies of three
      of her movies (1.  Princess Tam Tam (an African tale built around a Pygmalion storyline), 
      2. ZOU ZOU and 3. Revue de Les Revues (which I think comes closest to her own experiences
      as a featured dancer in the 1930's Moulin Rouge).
5.   Elephant Man (David Lynch should cry "Foul" to high heaven to whomever let this classic go
      out-of-print.
6.   The Guardsman (1931)  The only film Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne ever made.  In the theatre
      world the two were icons; in the film world they are just an obscurity.
7.   Rasputin and the Empress (1932) All the Barrymores except John Drew, Drew and Diana.
8.   Greed (1925)  Four hours of silence but supposedly Erich Von Stroheim's masterpiece.
9.   I Am a Camera (A British non-musical production of "Cabaret" with Julie Harris as Sally Bowles
     and Laurence Harvey.
10. Three in the Attic.  From the people who brought you "Beach Blanket Bingo" comes the
      companion piece to "Wild in the Streets."
11. You're a Big Boy Now.  I saw this film when it first came out (around 1965) and have been 
      humming the Loving Spoonful soundtrack ever since in this bizarre gem.
12.  The Life and Loves of a She-Devil.  This mini-series from the UK played on A&E sometime ago
      but it puts to shame the American version with Meryl Streep and Roseanne Barr.  Meryl may
      have given Cher a few helpful acting tips but I think she gave up in frustration with Rosie.
13.  Solid Gold Cadillac.  I actually bought a copy of this today.  I always thought if there wasn't
      a Carroll O'Connor and Jean Stapleton that Judy Holliday and Jack Carson would have been
      the perfect substitute.  Then I saw "The Bells Are Ringing" with both Judy and Jean Stapleton
      and realized Jean's Edith Bunker was very much fashioned after Holliday --- everything from
      screechy voice, the flighty "dingbat" persona hiding a very wise heart.
14.  Counter-Attack.  (1942 maybe)  The only thing I really remember about this film is that
      Paul Muni is trapped in this bombed out bunker holding a dozen Nazis as prisoners, while the
      German are outside trying to dig them out.  For some reason it is imperative that he figure
      out who the officer in charge is.

Mr. Broadway

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