It's bite brings excruciating death
The middle leg of the John Ford/John Wayne "Cavalry Trilogy" - following Fort Apache (1948) and preceding Rio Grande (1950) - gives Wayne the opportunity to prove his talents as an actor
Kelly and a town lass (Cyd Charisse) share the love of a lifetime - one seemingly allotted just 24 hours
After discovering a once-in-a-lifetime player with a rocky past abroad
as a soldier in the Cuban intervention in Angola
Kaleidoscope -- Derrick R. Lafayette, Paperback Robert Burks It's bite brings excruciating deathAs the French author Marcel Proust once remarked, the mind evokes endlessly changing thought patterns, much like a kaleidoscope. Reading Derrick R. Lafayette's Kaleidoscope: Dark Tales, a genuinely extraordinary collection of five short stories and a novella, is like gazing upon the world again and again through bits of colored glass. What happens when . . . An old gunfighter, accompanied by a Billy the Kid wannabe, arrives in a weird Wild West town