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Grayeagle

starring: Ben Johnson, Jimmy Clem, Iron Eyes Cody, Alex Cord, Jacob Daniels
directed by: Charles B. Pierce

May 15, 2001
I really enjoyed this movie cause it did show the Indian grayeagle a kind person. I loved it when each day she beth learned about who she is and not what she was lead to believe. I loved it cause it was a clean movie withno language what so ever. I wish they had more scences for each time they moved from one place and at the end a little longer with chief running wolf her father that she found out about. I hope for more movies like this one especially about the Indians

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Locked in Silence

starring: Bonnie Bedelia, Bruce Davison, Dan Hedaya, Marc Donato, Bill Switzer
directed by: Bruce Pittman

July 18, 2000
holy SMOKESSSSS!!!!!!! what a tale! what a truely unique adventure! not only does it wisp us away into a world of silence but into a world of little kids who can't talk!!! the child's "afro" reminded me of the many tangles and turmoils of life. but his sweet innocent "face" reasured me that all was well. this movie pointed out the ultimate truth more accurately than any of its kind- namely that nothing draws a family closer than a murdering police officer. nine thumbs up!!! may this movie be forever "locked" in our hearts.

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The Oregon Trail

starring: Johnny Mack Brown, Louise Stanley, Fuzzy Knight, Bill Cody Jr., Edward LeSaint
directed by: Ford Beebe, Saul A. Goodkind

October 04, 1995
Johnny Mack Brown plays an unusually dapper fur trapper hired to investigate a series of attacks preventing wagon trains from reaching the Oregon territories. He joins up with the most beleaguered wagon train in history, which spends several sequential episodes trying to get out of the same dusty town. Whenever the train starts moving, it falls under attack by Indians or stampeding cattle or some other stock footage, which digital technology makes even easier to spot.

Don't try to watch more than one or two chapters at a time, because this serial bears the marks of the form. Serials were a unique format completely beholden to the circumstances under which they were viewed. There was no guarantee that viewers attended the theater the ... Read More:

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Sioux City

starring: Bill Allen, Apesanahkwat, Earl Boen, Tantoo Cardinal, Michael Corbett

April 09, 1996
I have loved this movie ever since it first came out and was waiting for it to go on sale at the local video stores! Well, never did see it on sale--can't even find it anymore, except on Amazon.com. Not only does the movie have a terrific cast, with REAL NATIVE PEOPLES starring in it, the movie itself is at times moving, touching, humorous, heart-breaking, and shows what still happens to some of the Indigenous Peoples. The soundtrack is great (I do have that--:D ) and listen to it frequently. Now I'm finally going to buy the video so I can watch it whenever I want to do so.

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Bob Hope: Son of Paleface

starring: Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers, Trigger, Bill Williams
directed by: Frank Tashlin

November 14, 2000
It's like watching a cartoon comic but with real human actors! A very funny movie. Another reason why the humour is so intense is because the funny things that happen take place within a rather serious plot, so the humour comes when you least expect it. If you want to be caught off gaurd with a barrel full of laughs, then you must watch what I think is Bob Hope's best movie!

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Cyclone Ranger

starring: Bill Cody, Nina Quartero, Eddie Gribbon, Soledad Jiménez, Earle Hodgins
directed by: Robert F. Hill

November 17, 1997
It's like watching a cartoon comic but with real human actors! A very funny movie. Another reason why the humour is so intense is because the funny things that happen take place within a rather serious plot, so the humour comes when you least expect it. If you want to be caught off gaurd with a barrel full of laughs, then you must watch what I think is Bob Hope's best movie!

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King of the Stallions (1942)

starring: Chief 'Tonto' Thundercloud, Dave O'Brien, Sally Cairns, Rick Vallin, Barbara Felker
directed by: Edward Finney

1999
It's like watching a cartoon comic but with real human actors! A very funny movie. Another reason why the humour is so intense is because the funny things that happen take place within a rather serious plot, so the humour comes when you least expect it. If you want to be caught off gaurd with a barrel full of laughs, then you must watch what I think is Bob Hope's best movie!

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Son of Paleface

starring: Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers, Trigger, Bill Williams
directed by: Frank Tashlin

February 15, 1995
It's like watching a cartoon comic but with real human actors! A very funny movie. Another reason why the humour is so intense is because the funny things that happen take place within a rather serious plot, so the humour comes when you least expect it. If you want to be caught off gaurd with a barrel full of laughs, then you must watch what I think is Bob Hope's best movie!

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Son of Paleface

starring: Bob Hope, Jane Russell, Roy Rogers, Trigger, Bill Williams
directed by: Frank Tashlin

March 09, 1999
It's like watching a cartoon comic but with real human actors! A very funny movie. Another reason why the humour is so intense is because the funny things that happen take place within a rather serious plot, so the humour comes when you least expect it. If you want to be caught off gaurd with a barrel full of laughs, then you must watch what I think is Bob Hope's best movie!

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Smiling Fish & Goat on Fire

starring: Rosemarie Addeo, Deanna Aho, Francesca Billington, Miriam Billington, Richard Cody (II)

August 21, 2001
I can't believe that you can strap together $40,000, shoot with used digital camera's, round up some lesser know talents, get a Kevin Jordan to direct, and then produce a wonderful film, a film almost in the style of old 1930's romance; yet, deliver a commentary on modern cultural gyrations on the single's front. My hat's off to Derek and Steven Martini for writing and producing a gem.

Chris is the uptight one and Tony is the free spirit. Their folks have croaked leaving them with a small LA home. Chris's girlfriend from high school and beyond is one awful kwetch, while swinging Tony has given his girl a reason to smash his head with a toaster. Enter the mail man, Drew Carey's Christa Miller, and Tony is head over heels for the first time in ... Read More: