Juran's 'Jack the Giant Killer' and Bass' 'The Daydreamer'
Children's films Jack the Giant Killer(1962) and The Daydreamer (1966) provide mindful escapism to viewers.
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Children's films Jack the Giant Killer(1962) and The Daydreamer (1966) provide mindful escapism to viewers.
20 October 2020 PopMatters has been avidly following Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray series called Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Picture, yet we were hardly prepared for Volume 8. In his commentary track, curator and historian Bret Wood calls the film a “sprawling, dishonest, spectacular, offensive, inhumane hodge-podge of a motion picture”, and he’s the one producing the disc. Resurfacing like a sour dream from America’s cinematic subconscious is a long-suppressed phony documentary, Ingagi (1930), an overwhelmingly profitable and controversial release banned for fals...