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Gorgo, de 1961, o "parente britânico" esquecido de Godzilla e King Kong!

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Gideon's Way: The 'V' Men (1.2, ITC, 1965)

"Any theories?"

"Oh, Vane has a lot of enemies."

"Social and political. Is he blaming the police for this?"

"He considers his protection... inadequate."

"It was, as things turned out."

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GORGO (1961) – Episode 157 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era

“I came to let him go back to the sea where he belongs. Maybe to save your silly skins for you!” Yes, young sir. Save their silly skins, please, sir? Join this episode’s Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Daphne Monary-Ernsdorff, Doc Rotten, and Jeff Mohr – as they travel across the pond (rather than across the Pacific) for some sweet kaiju-in-the-UK with Gorgo (1961).

Decades of Horror: The Classic Era Episode 157 – Gorgo (1961)

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Greedy sailors capture a giant lizard off the coast of Ireland and sell it to a London circus. Then its mother shows up.

  Director: Eugène Lourié

Writers: Robert L. Richards (credited as John Loring), Daniel James (credited as Daniel Hyatt)

Selected Cast:

Bill Travers as Joe Ryan

William Sylvester as Sam Slade

Vincent Winter as Sean

Christopher Rhodes as McCartin

Joseph O’Conor as Prof. Hendricks

Bruce Seton as Prof. Flaherty

Martin Benson as Dorkin

Maurice Kaufmann as Radio Reporter (as Maurice Kauffman)

Basil Dignam as Admiral

Barry Keegan as Mate

Tommy Duggan as 1st Naval Officer (as Thomas Duggan)

Howard Lang as 1st Colonel

Dervis Ward as Bosun

Mick Dillon as Gorgo (uncredited)

Dave Wilding as Gorgo (uncredited)

Bob Bura as Gorgo (uncredited)

John Wood as Sandwich-Board Man (uncredited)

Gorgo features Doc’s favorite non-Japanese sea monster and you have to love the film’s, “No, the monster is not the main monster,” twist. How many times have you seen that trope in films? The Grue Crew can’t think of an example prior to Gorgo, but, perhaps, some of the Grue Believers know better. At any rate, it’s another Classic Era episode where nary an evisceration is seen. There is, however, much squashing and squishing.

At the time of this writing, Gorgo is available for streaming from Tubi, Pluto TV, and others, along with a variety of PPV options. The film is also available as a Blu-ray disc from VCI Video. A 4K Ultra HD version is due for release on August 29, 2023, from Vinegar Syndrome.

Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror: The Classic Era records a new episode every two weeks. Up next in their very flexible schedule, as chosen by Chad, is Universal’s House of Dracula (1945). Calling all Universal Horror monsters! Well, maybe not all.

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Tom Courtenay in The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (Tony Richardson, 1962) Cast: Tom Courtenay, Michael Redgrave, Avis Bunnage, Alec McCowen, James Bolam, Joe Robinson, Dervis Ward, Topsy Jane, Julia Foster. Screenplay: Alan Sillitoe, based on his story. Cinematography: Walter Lassally. Production design: Ralph W. Brinton. Film editing: Antony Gibbs. Music: John Addison. Tony Richardson's The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner owes some of its prominence in film history to being grouped with other "Angry Young Men" films, such as Richardson's own Look Back in Anger (1959), Jack Clayton's Room at the Top (1959), Karel Reisz's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960), and Lindsay Anderson's This Sporting Life (1963), working-class dramas that gave a boost to such young actors as Richard Burton, Laurence Harvey, Albert Finney, and Richard Harris. Tom Courtenay also got a leg up on his career, largely because he, more than director Richardson, is what holds The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner together. Richardson's direction lacks focus and tension. For example, he occasionally resorts to brief bursts of sped-up action that almost make me hear "Yackety Sax" playing in the background. The essence of Alan Sillitoe's screenplay is that, as Kris Kristofferson put it, freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose. Courtenay plays Colin Smith, sent to a reformatory, called a Borstal in Britain, for robbery. The oily, autocratic governor of the institution, played by Michael Redgrave, quickly spots Colin's aptitude for running and grooms him for a race he has arranged between teams from the reform school and an upper-class public school. Colin relishes the illusion of freedom that long-distance running gives him, but when the time comes for the race, he realizes that he's just being used by the governor to enhance his image, so he throws the race at the finish line. The bulk of the film deals with Colin's rebellion against the family in which he grew up, his involvement with a young woman, and the small crimes he and a friend commit before he finally gets caught for the theft. But there's not much shape to the film's flashback integration of this background story, and the film falls slack when it should be building to a climax. Still, Courtenay's performance and solid support from Redgrave, from Alec McCowen as a smarmy school counselor full of hack psychology, and from the fine character actress Avis Bunnage as Colin's mother help keep the film alive.

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Time Without Pity (1957)

Time Without Pity (1957)

JOSEPH LOSEY

Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBBB. 

United Kingdom, 1957.    Harlequin Productions Ltd..    Screenplay by Ben Barzman, based on the play by Emlyn Williams.  Cinematography by Freddie Francis.  Produced by John Arnold, Anthony Simmons.  Music by Tristram Cary.  Production Design by Reece Pemberton.  Costume Design by Irma Birch.  Film Editing by Alan Osbiston.

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There is an uproar in Upper Minton after Count Olivier demanded a new tax to be levied. The villagers are certain that this new tax will rob them of their food supply for the rest of the year so they beseech Robin Hood for help.

Personal Synopsis

The threat of starvation has taken many people to extreme lengths. When Count Olivier hands down another tax, the villagers see pending famine across their lands and begin to sure up their own food supply. Robin Hood comes in to help and has the chance to save the villagers by feeding the Count Olivier his just desserts.

Original Air-Date: April 15th 1957

Directed by Terry Bishop

Written by Sidney Wells

Robin Hood- Richard Greene

Little John- Archie Duncan

Count Olivier- John Sharplin

Seneschal- Patrick Troughton

Sam Ludlow- Meredith Edwards

Tom Barker- Duncan Lamont

Master Weylin- Emrys Leyshon

Derwent- Victor Woolf

Master Maurice- Charles Lloyd Pack

Scullion- Bruce Sharman

Villager- Dervis Ward

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The Adventures of Robin Hood Season 2 Episode 30: Food for Thought There is an uproar in Upper Minton after Count Olivier demanded a new tax to be levied.

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Actors:

Michael Redgrave Alec McCowen Joe Robinson James Bolam Dervis Ward Avis Bunnage Topsy Jane Tom Courtenay Julia Foster

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Interpol Calling: Pipeline (1.37, ITC, 1960)

"A burst here, and thousands of tons of crude oil will pollute the river. Downstream you got rice paddies, whole lotta rich fruit farms, grazing land. You cover this valley with oil - every darn thing will die."

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There is only one jar of honey left in the camp and with winter coming the outlaws will need to learn beekeeping. Friar Tuck is making a pilgrimage to Canterbury but Canterbury is in Kent a place known for its honey so Robin decides to join him. On the way reaches a town where a witch hunt is on. Robins interference creates an even greater sticky situation than running out of honey.  With some witchery Robin can finally get back to the sherwood forest where he can only worry about getting honey.

Personal Synopsis

A lack of honey and a friars pilgrimage creates the motivations within this episode.  They both come across a village in distress to find a one Count Deprez on a witchhunt. However this witchhunt is merely a part of a power struggle between Lady Margaret and Deprez. Robin is now victim to this and is placed behind steel bars in the jail but for how long. Not the most elegant of episodes as the story somehow became too complicated and the performances show some drag amongst the actors.

Original Air-Date: December 24th 1956

Directed by Arthur Crabtree

Written by Peter Key

Robin Hood- Richard Greene

Little John- Archie Duncan

Friar Tuck- Alexander Gauge

Lady Margaret- Greta Gynt

Alice- Maureen Davis

Count Deprez- Paul Eddington

Edward- Shaun O’Riordan

Blacksmith- Dervis Ward

Constable- Patrick Troughton

1st. Soldier- Peter Retey

2nd. Soldier- Mark Hashfield

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The Adventures of Robin Hood Season 2 Episode 13: The Friar’s Pilgrimage There is only one jar of honey left in the camp and with winter coming the outlaws will need to learn beekeeping.