In a direct follow-up to 1962’s Tarzan Goes to India, we find our jungle hero once again being called to help an old friend from a foreign land.
Predestination (2014) – Review
“What if I could put him in front of you, the man that ruined your life. If I guaranteed you’d get away with it would you kill him?” With that cryptic question, one of the better movies dealing with time travel begins.
The Dragon Reborn: Robert Jordan – Book Review
The final 650 or so pages of prologue, and last bit of primer you need to fully enjoy Randland.
Ouija (2014) – Review
When I was about seven years old, my parents went off to a funeral while my sisters and I stayed home, as it wasn’t relatives we kids knew all that well who had died. My sisters thought it would be fun to pull out our Ouija board and contact the dearly departed, and minutes after…
Tarzan Goes to India (1962)
In Tarzan Goes to India , Sy Weintraub decided he wanted to go with a leaner, less muscular Tarzan and so cast Jock Mahoney to play the Ape Man this time around, who, funnily enough, actually played the primary villain in the previous film Tarzan the Magnificent. Also returning is director John Guillermin, who helmed Tarzan’s Greatest Adventure,…