Samuel Wilson
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- .Westerns...All'Italiana!
- 13
- 3B Theater: Micro-Brewed Reviews
- 42nd Street Cinema
- <center>Schlock to the System</center>
- A Hero Never Dies
- A<br> Mythical<br> Monkey<br> writes<br> about<br> the<br> movies
- Acidemic - Film
- Alex Jowski Movie Reviews
- All Talking! All Singing! All Dancing!
- And Now the Screaming Starts
- Arbogast on Film
- assorted loaf
- B Movies and Beyond
- Badasssss Cinema
- Ballistic Blood Bullets
- Basement of Ghoulish Decadence
- Bearded Weirdo Reviews
- Beasts in Human Skin
- Breakfast In The Ruins
- Cavalcade of Perversions
- CELLULOID SLAMMER
- Chuck Norris Ate My Baby
- Cin-Eater
- Cinema Ramble
- Cinema Somnambulist
- Cinema Styles
- Cinemascope
- Cinematografo Dei Trash
- Classic Maiden
- Classic Movie Ramblings
- Classic Movies Digest
- Classic Television Showbiz
- Comeuppance Reviews
- Cool Ass Cinema
- Cult Movie Reviews
- Dark Entries
- Decisions at Sundown
- Die, Danger, Die, Die, Kill!
- DRIVE IN B-MOVIE REVIEWS
- DVD Trash
- Elusive As Robert Denby
- Every 70s Movie
- Fantomorte
- Film Experience Blog
- Film for the Soul
- Film Forager
- filmicability with Dean Treadway
- Films Worth Watching
- Fin de cinéma
- Flickers
- Flowers of Flesh and Blood
- Forgotten Classics of Yesteryear
- Frankensteinia: The Frankenstein Blog
- From Beyond Depraved
- Gary Dobbs at the tainted archive
- Glorious Trash
- Goodfella's Movie Blog
- Grimly Fiendish
- House of Self-Indulgence
- Hugo Stiglitz Makes Movies
- I Like Horror Movies
- Icebox Movies
- IGLOO OF THE UNCANNY
- Italian Film Review
- Italian Lemonade
- Jack L. film reviews
- Johnny LaRue's Crane Shot
- Killer Covers
- Krell Laboratories
- LERNER INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISES
- Lolita's Classics
- Lost Video Archive
- Love Train for the Tenebrous Empire
- Mad Mad Mad Mad Movies
- Midnite Media
- MONDO BIZARRO
- Mondo Euro
- Monstruos Calientes
- Moon In The Gutter
- Movietone News
- Ninja Dixon
- No Comment
- Not Just Movies
- Out of the Past ~ A Classic Film Blog
- PEPLUM
- Phantom of Pulp
- PLANET OF TERROR!!
- Plutonium Shores
- Poli-Tea
- Pop Sensation
- Prof. Ravensdeath's Monster Rally
- Pulp Flakes
- Quiet Cool
- Radiation Cinema! | Atomic Age Sci-Fi Films and B-Movies
- Radiator Heaven
- Rev. Phantom: After Dark
- Reverend Phantom
- Rough Edges
- Saturday Morning Archives
- Scare Sarah
- Screen Grab! with J. Astro
- Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule
- She Blogged By Night
- Silents and Talkies
- Soft Film 軟性電影
- space1970
- Spaghetti Cinema
- Taliesin meets the vampires
- TEMPLE OF SCHLOCK
- The Agitation of the Mind
- The Cathode Ray Mission
- The Celluloid Highway
- The Cheap Bin
- The Crimethinc Kollektif
- The Deadly Doll's House of Horror Nonsense
- The Death Rattle
- The Gentlemen's Blog to Midnite Cinema
- The Horror Digest
- The Horror!?
- The House Next Door
- The KOROVA Theatre
- The Land of Whatever
- the last lullaby (and) peril
- The Lightning Bug's Lair
- The Long Voyage Home
- The Mill Creek Massacre
- The Most Beautiful Fraud in the World
- the scandy factory
- The United Provinces of Ivanlandia
- THE URANIUM CAFE
- TheGreatWhiteDope's Mecha-Blog-Zilla
- Things That Don't Suck
- Thrilling Days of Yesteryear
- To the Batpoles!
- TODF: welcome to the cathode void
- Tower Farm Reviews
- trash film addict
- Vintage Pop Fictions
- Watching Hammer: The Hammer Films Review
- when is evil cool?
- Where Danger Lives
- Wopsploitation
- Only the Cinema
| Gender | MALE |
|---|---|
| Industry | Publishing |
| Occupation | the Newspaper business |
| Location | Albany, NY, United States |
| Introduction | By using the pseudonym "Samuel Wilson," a.k.a. Uncle Sam, I signify that what I think matters more than who I am. |
| Interests | Politics, Popular Culture, American History, the Wild World of Cinema |
| Favorite Movies | Apocalypse Now, Ran, The Searchers, The Wild Bunch, The Producers (1968), Goodbye Uncle Tom, El Cid, Yakuza Papers (Battles Without Honor and Humanity), Meet John Doe, Cannibal Holocaust, Conan the Barbarian, Black Narcissus |
| Favorite Music | "If it sounds good it is good" -- Duke Ellington |
| Favorite Books | The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire |