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3 things about Samuel Fuller’s THE NAKED KISS

Posted on March 18, 2025 by robchristopher

The Naked Kiss [1964] 1. One of the greatest opening sequences in the history of cinema: a bald prostitute wailing away on her pimp with a giant handbag to the blasts of wild jazz on the soundtrack.2. “Nobody sticks dirty … Continue reading →

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3 things about Samuel Fuller’s THE CRIMSON KIMONO

Posted on November 27, 2024 by robchristopher

The Crimson Kimono [1959] 1. Making coffee in a paint can. 2. Both detectives are kendo champions. 3. An ex-librarian on the run.

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3 things about Samuel Fuller’s FORTY GUNS

Posted on November 20, 2022 by robchristopher

Forty Guns [1957] 1. Dumping the corpse out the second floor window. 2. She asks, “What have you heard about me?” He guffaws; she returns the guffaw, pauses, and then says, “Gentlemen, would you excuse us?” The room very slowly … Continue reading →

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3 things about Samuel Fuller’s THE BARON OF ARIZONA

Posted on October 4, 2017 by robchristopher

The Baron of Arizona [1950] 1. “Who are you?” “A wanderer like Cain looking for a woman of my own.” 2. An impromptu courtroom is quickly installed. 3. Silhouette of an empty noose.

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3 things about Samuel Fuller’s WHITE DOG

Posted on January 28, 2012 by robchristopher

White Dog [1982] 1. The street cleaner, driven by a black driver who’s been attacked, plows into a clothing store. Running over a black mannequin. 2. Burl Ives heaps food on his plate. “Sour cream! Love it!” 3. Teeth exposed, … Continue reading →

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