Tubbs’s Film Reviews

649 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Rosemary's Baby (1968): The location shots during the opening credits are memorable & are backed up later by some excellent street scenes. The camera work & the set designs set a suitable mood for the screenplay with an ensemble of veteran character actors the icing on the cake.
Emily (2022): Solid and competent.; DVD $29.95
Reprise (2006): The screenplay was fragmented when it switched the focus to one of the fringe characters who were then returned to the shadows. However, for the most part, proceedings were shared by 3 good performers – with the first half being stronger than the second.
Buchanan Rides Alone (1958): Another solid western from the pairing of Boetticher and Scott.
Ticket To Paradise (2022): Not only Roberts and Clooney but Clooney and Roberts do these things in their sleep.
Return From Witch Mountain (1978): A decent enough for all ages screenplay with the added attraction of the established talents of Davis and Lee.
For Your Consideration (2006): Like black comedy, spoofs could be very easy to stuff up – this one works quite well, however.
Motel Hell (1980): A black comedy that works – maybe because no one seems to be taking things too seriously. Check in and enjoy it.
One More Night (The Lather Effect) (2006): One good thing about not being able to remember the 80s is characters like these.