This clip from an Italian/Spanish coproduction (aka Horror) highlights a riveting performance by the enigmatic actress “Joan Hills” (Ombretta Colli) and composer Carlo Franci’s hauntingly lugubriuos musical score. Filmed on location at a ruined abbey in frigid night air adds an extra air of realism to this much underappreciated film. Director: Alberto De Martino Writing [...]
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Loss Ombretta – The Monster Blancheville (1963)
August 17th, 2010 
admin This clip from an Italian/Spanish coproduction (aka Horror) highlights a riveting performance by the enigmatic actress “Joan Hills” (Ombretta Colli) and composer Carlo Franci’s hauntingly lugubriuos musical score. Filmed on location at a ruined abbey in frigid night air adds an extra air of realism to this much underappreciated film. Director: Alberto De Martino Writing [...]
Loss of show ski tournament is hit to local economy
August 6th, 2010 admin Loss of show ski tournament is hit to local economy For the second time in three years, the Rock Aqua Jays have had to relinquish hosting show ski nationals because of flooding on the Rock River. Read more on The Janesville Gazette Technorati Tags: economy, Local, loss, show, Tournament.
A Buried Tennessee Williams Screenplay, The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond
December 30th, 2009 admin A Buried Tennessee Williams Screenplay, The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond Consider: If Tennessee Williams’s script for Joseph Losey’s 1968 turkey Boom! (an adaptation of his play The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore ) saw the light of day, just how bad must a Williams screenplay unproduced for decades be? Actress Jodie Markell, directing [...]
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No Comments »Businesses: Second Avenue Subway work has caused damage, power loss
December 15th, 2009 admin Businesses: Second Avenue Subway work has caused damage, power loss Joe Pecora small business Delizia Pizza on Second Avenue has experienced water damage from the subway construction. (Photo by Marco Gualtieri) The disappearance of customers was bad enough. Read more on amNewYork Technorati Tags: Avenue, businesses, caused, damage, loss, Power, Second, Subway, work
