Celebrating & Reviewing Classic Pulp Films, B-Movies, Film Noirs, Cult Classics & Hidden Gems
So after much speculation, the first teaser trailer for Joker: Folie à Deux has finally been showcased to the world. And man, this could very well be the musical event of the year full of madness, mayhem and mad love between two wayward souls trying to find their place in the world. Starring Joaquin Phoenix as... Continue Reading →
20 Fun Facts about Hellboy (2004) Back in the early days when the comic book movie adaptation was beginning to come back into fashion for a whole new generation of moviegoers and comic book fans, one movie would stand out in both name and adaptation to become a beloved hit with comic book fans around... Continue Reading →
After being stuck in development hell for over a decade, the long-awaited return of The Shadow is finally close at hand! Being produced by Robert Zemeckis and directed by Joe Johnston under Universal Pictures, the new movie titled The Shadow: City of Fear focuses on the storyline from the original pulp novel “The Shadow: The... Continue Reading →
The classic trading card game Magic: The Gathering is taking direct inspiration from the world of pulp magazine and novel covers with their newest Secret Lair card set titled “Hard-Boiled Thrillers Secret Lair.” According to ComicBook.com, the new set is taking five previously released cards from Wizards of The Coast catalog and giving them fresh... Continue Reading →
For those who were very disappointed after watching Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny and wishing for a true Indiana Jones experience that recaptures the thrill and excitement of the original films, I have some very excellent news to report. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has just been announced at the Xbox Developer... Continue Reading →
A cross between the superb first-person shooter Bioshock and 1930’s rubber hose animation made popular by animator Bill Nolan, Walter Lantz Productions and Fleischer Studios, Mouse allows you to take on the role of an anthropomorphic private eye rodent as you dive into the seedy underbelly of a crime-ridden city straight out of a film... Continue Reading →
Film noirs have always been a staple of the American cinematic experience since the 1930’s. By the 1940’s and 50’s they came into their own; dominating the silver screen and becoming the genre that we know and love today. Tales of tough detectives tracking down dangerous criminals with a dame in hand and a revolver... Continue Reading →
Welcome dear readers to The Pulp Movie Palace, a place where I highlight, review and celebrate the very best in pulp fiction movies and television, along with other pulp inspired cult classics, B-Movies and obscure cinematic gems that don’t get enough love and attention. Here I pay tribute to the classics that paved the way... Continue Reading →
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