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Thursday, February 14, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Maciste (Kirk Morris) is summoned out of the rock by a High Priest (Nando Tamberlani) in MACISTE IN THE VALLEY OF THUNDERING ECHO (that...
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PEPLUM Art

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David & Goliath by Titian Was it the inspiration for this British poster for the Italian film?
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Cinematic Confusion

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The PEPLUM genre gets little respect, with a constant set of confusing and contradicting information on films from the genre including title...
Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Michèle Mercier and friend are WOMEN OF DEVIL'S ISLAND A "women in prison" type of film also starring Guy Madison. Not...
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Vintage Italian Box office

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Here are two list of box office results between the year 1957 to 1959. It's cool to see the ranking of HERCULES at #7 for 1957/1958 per...
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Caroline Munro figurine

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If you loved Caroline Munro in THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD and just can't get enough of her, well, you can purchase this figurine kit...
Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Travis Van Winkle, Sean Maguire (as Leonidas) and Kevin Sorbo in MEET THE SPARTANS I have to watch this film one day.
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Location: Azure Window

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Located on the Island of Gozo, Malta, the Azure Window has been used as a spectacular spot for a couple of genre films, including the mos...

Wrestling to be dropped from Olympics

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Yesterday I posted a compilation of wrestling clips from PEPLUM films. These scenes are a staple of the genre. What's a PEPLUM without ...
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Monday, February 11, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Vercingetorix (Rik Battaglia) forces Publia (Raffaella Carrà) to read a secret stolen letter from Caesar written in Greek in CAESAR THE CO...

Movie Poster Mondays

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French poster for a French film GOLGOTHA Fantastic poster. Yesterday I posted a photo from this film and here's one of several be...
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Sunday, February 10, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Jesus (Robert Le Vigan) is in Herod's temple in GOLGOTHA Incredibly sharp photo. I wish the film transfer was this sharp. 
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What movie?

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Can you identify the movie from this screenshot?
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Artemis reborn

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Contortionist/archer Lilia Stepanova would be right at home in a PEPLUM film
Saturday, February 9, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Daniele Vargas and Gordon Mitchell head the army inspecting the bodies on the beach in THE REVENGE OF SPARTACUS (aka Revenge of the Glad...
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Friday, February 8, 2013

Photo of the Day

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"Goliath" (Steve Reeves) terrorises the country side as a masked avenger in GOLIATH & THE BARBARIANS Many consider this to...

Lobby Cards Set : THE GIANTS OF THESSALY

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Incomplete British lobby cards set for THE GIANTS OF THESSALY, titled as Jason & the Golden Fleece. I don't know what are the two...

More PEPLUM Rules

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Thursday, February 7, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Nippur (Gordon Scott) ends the reign of Balthazar (Piero Lulli) in HERO OF BABYLON Great PEPLUM: action packed, tight, good productio...

The Identified Argonauts

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Yesterday I posted a compilation of actors whom appeared in THE GIANTS OF THESSALY and their identities are unknown. Today, here's a ...

THE VIKING: First Technicolor film with sound

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Pauline Starke in THE VIKING The first film to use a new Technicolor process, a dye-transfer process, was a film from the PEPLUM genre....
Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Photo of the Day

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Balkis (Leonora Ruffo), the soon to be Queen of Sheba, is frozen with fear after she notices a huge snake in her mirror while her assistan...
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The Unknown Argonauts

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In preparation for my upcoming review of THE GIANTS OF THESSALY, here's a compilation of the actors who's name are unknown and exc...
Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Photo of the Day

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In preparation for a big battle, Prince Maytha (Giuliano Gemma) gives a speech to his men and Hercules in HERCULES AGAINST THE SONS OF THE...
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PEPLUM FX : the penetrating arrow

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Sword & Sandal films could also be known as "Arrow & Sandal" as arrows are used as often if not more so than swords. On...
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