Cinema Retro - Cinema Retro

ISSUE #37 (JANUARY 2017)

Steven J. Rubin's 40th anniversary tribute to "Rocky"; extensive coverage ON the making of this landmark film with exclusive comments from key members of the cast and crew.

Christopher Weedman celebrates the career of British actress Anne Heywood with insights from the lady herself.

Diane Rodgers' homage to the Monkees' only feature film, "Head"- with a screenplay by Jack Nicholson!

Martin Gainsford diagnoses the problems of bringing Doc Savage to the big screen in the ill-fated 1970s production.

Nick Anez extols the virtues of Sidney Lumet's brilliant but little-scene "The Offence" with a powerhouse performance by Sean Connery.

Tim Greaves examines the creepy-but-neglected chiller "The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane" starring young Jodie Foster.

Did Sergio Leone "ghost direct" the cult Italian Western "My Name is Nobody"? Chris Button examines the case for and against this theory.

Raymond Benson works overtime, providing us with his Ten Best Films of 1956 as well as his favorite movie trilogies of all time.

Gareth Owen looks back at the founding of Pinewood Studios

Lee Pfeiffer rocks on with the Dave Clark Five in their feature film "Catch Us If You Can" (AKA "Having a Wild Weekend"),which marked John Boorman's directorial debut.

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ISSUE #38 (MAY 2017)

Highlights of this issue include:

Celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Dirty Dozen with an extensive report on the making and legacy of the film by Brian Hannan and fascinating insights by Dave Worrall. into the TV sequels and television series .

Nicholas Anez looks back on the 1967 smash hit biker film The Born Losers that introduced the character of Billy Jack.

Mark Mawston gets an inside look at the movie music of director/composer John Carpenter.

Brian Davidson celebrates the career of actress Susan George.

Mark Mawston interviews actress and blues legend Dana Gillespie.

Dawn Dabell revisits the underrated cult movie The Hand of Night (aka The Best of Morocco).

Whatever happened to rising British star Victor Henry? Brian Davidson provides the tragic answer.

Raymond Benson works overtime, providing us with his Ten Best Films of 1957.

Gareth Owen looks back at the illustrious past of Pinewood Studios

Plus Darren Allison's latest soundtrack news and reviews and the newest Blu-ray and film book releases.

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