Randy Miller III

Hi, Mr. Miller, in your excellent review of "Splendor in the Grass," a line in the second paragraph reads, ' "reissuing Deannie she's "perfectly fine" '. I think the word you intended might be "reassuring" rather than "reissuing." Happy Independence Day!

Hello, Mr. Miller, just a quick note to let you know that gremlins sabotaged your review of The Return of Dr. X. The man playing Dr. Francis Flegg is noted (and prolific) character actor John Litel, not Vitel. I enjoyed reading your review, and want to thank you for the service you provide our community. Best wishes, J. Michael Click

On your review of Just Friends, there was a previous release that went out of print I had it, but when it hit 100 bucks I sold it, now have this new one!

>A revisionist Western whose only narrative flaw is making Union soldiers the bad guys, it's a sprawling and borderline epic drama that feels truly ahead of its time by at least a few years. Based on a 1973 novel by racist jackass Forrest Carter

Knowing that this incredible movie still makes people seethe in 2025 makes me glad I bought copies for friends and family even more. Thank you Randy

Re: THE CYCLOPS, the character Susan Winter is, in fact, played by Gloria Talbott, not by Susan Winter.

Allied Arts?

I appreciate the update for your Journey into Fear review, Randy. Now I can order it through the site link!

Dave

I can respect that, but just consider it.

Hello! In your review of "National Velvet," you mention "her... father Donald (Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins)." That would be her younger brother, Donald, played by Jenkins; he was seven at the time. Her father was played by Donald Crisp.

Hello, your review of the Twister "Iconic Moments" remastered Blu-ray states that it includes the new feature "The Legacy of Twister: Taken by the Wind" which was brand new to the 4K release, however the screenshots of the menus don't show this feature listed in the extras and a user on the forums states the disc does not include this feature. Can you please confirm whether or not this feature is actually included on this remastered Blu-ray?