Baker's Log

I don't get to watch a lot of movies these days, so I try to fit one or two into the weekend when I can. Last night I revisited one of...

Despite much poo-pooing of the film over the years by critics, I actually find CREATION OF THE HUMANOIDS to be a fairly gripping story abo...

Often overlooked in the wake of DESTINATION MOON, ROCKETSHIP X-M, WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE, and several other contemporary classics, FLIGHT TO ...

   MOTHRA was one of those uniquely Japanese concepts, a film more fairy tale of the Atomic Age than outright science fiction. In the f...

   There was a spy even cooler than Bond, and his name was Flint. Ask most movie spy fans which secret agent is our favorite, and the ...

   Here's another import from Japan, and in my experience one of the rarer such films. ATRAGON tells of an attack on the surface ...

     The one Fleming story EON didn't posses the rights to when they began making the books into a film franchise was the very fir...

   Even after several decades and numerous Bonds, it remains a fact that THUNDERBALL, Bond's fourth big screen adventure, is The Bi...

 

   One of the most notable, though sadly obscure, spy epics is OPERATION KID BROTHER . Sean Connery's brother Neil was talked into ...

   Following the smash success of YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, Sean Connery decided he'd finally had enough of playing 007. The Bond produc...

   A BUCKET OF BLOOD was one of Roger Corman's experimental pictures. Presumably assigned a title and told to run with it, Corman c...

    Coming in the wake of the massively successful THUNDERBALL, the lackluster spoof CASINO ROYALE, and the better-than-you'd-think...

   If James Bond is the Sinatra of the spy world, Matt Helm is the Dean Martin. Fittingly, Dean Martin played Matt Helm in a series of...