Classic Movie Hub Blog Posted by Laura Grieve on February 25, 2020

Western RoundUp: Seven Ways Fron Sundown (1960) This month we’ll be taking a “close-up” look at a single Western, the very entertaining Audie Murphy film Seven Ways From Sundown (1960). Seven Ways Fron Sundown (1960) Lobby Card Murphy plays the awkwardly named Seven Ways F   read more

Journeys in Classic Film Posted by Kristen on September 6, 2012

Films “based on true events” flourished throughout the 1970s with The Last House on the Left and The Amityville Horror being the bigger names in the genre.  Sadly what the films in this genre all had in common were “true” stories being anything but and forgoing story for   read more

The Stop Button Posted by on September 7, 2011

The majority of Sundown is excellent. Hathaway sort of mixes the Western and British colonial adventure genre with a World War II propaganda piece. New Mexico stands in for Kenya—it’s an interesting war film because there aren’t any Americans. Lead Bruce Cabot is playing a Canadian. Cabot does well   read more