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The Mark of the Whistler (The Marked Man, 1944)

"I suppose you're wondering how you're gonna die. Maybe you think I'm gonna shoot you, and it'll be over all of a sudden. But it's not gonna be like that, Nugent. I've had a lot of time to think what I was going to do when I found you. My father might as well have died because of what your old man did to him. It would have been better if he had. But only his mind died in prison. And I've arranged to do as much for you. Oh, you'll die, all right. But your mind will go first."

#the mark of the whistler #the whistler #1944 #william castle #the marked man #film noir #cornell woolrich #george bricker #richard dix #janis carter #porter hall #paul guilfoyle #john calvert #matt willis #willie best #edgar dearing #george ford #otto forrest #howard freeman #matt mchugh #more comfortable nonsense with that mysterious Whistler... Dix is back in the lead role (not as the Whistler; he just introduces the story)#but he's cast less sympathetically here‚ as a fraudster attempting to falsely claim an inheritance that rightly belongs to a man who just #happens to have the same name (i know‚ it's a stretch). our omniscient narrator clearly disapproves as he crops up several times to taunt #Dix for his moral shortcomings (and‚ uh‚ to menacingly whistle at him). there follows a rather silly story full of misidentifications and #a rather obvious twist cued up very early.. but this is cozy‚ lovely stuff all the same. quite a lot of fun oddball characters on the #periphery but none can match the inspired lunacy of J. Carrol Naish in the first film. fun stuff; rather like a mystery crime drama version #of near contemporary horror film series The Inner Sanctum.

#the devil and miss jones #Sam Wood #jean arthur #Julie Warren #Matt McHugh #40s

Night of Terror

Night of Terror (1933) starring Wallace Ford, Bela Lugosi In Night of Terror, a maniac murders a wealthy man. His heirs have to spend the night at his spooky mansion, if they hope to inherit. But someone murders them one by one … (more…)

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#1933 #Bela Lugosi #Edwin Maxwell #George Meeker #Matt McHugh #Tully Marshall #Wallace Ford

Sydney singer songwriter and producer Matt McHugh is soulful melting on High Up, but it’s a different sort of exhilarating soulfulness that we get on this new version of that song created by Germany’s The Yum Yums. Their remix of High Up ventures into future soul territory. Its wavy luscious, warmly simmering valleys and hills take us on an emotive sojourn. The hypnotic enthralling remix is a free download, here.

#Matt McHugh #high Up #The Yum Yums #remix #electronic #electronica #EDm #dance #future soul #future bass #future #future beats #future vibes #soul #progressive soul #music #song #producer

#matt mchugh #go don't stop #very jack johnson-esq #australian music #good music

Matt McHugh

1. Matt McHugh was in Girl Trouble with Don Ameche.

2. Don Ameche was in Cocoon with Wilford Brimley.

3. Wilford Brimley was in The Stone Boy with Tom Waits.

#Matt McHugh #Don Ameche #Wilford Brimley #Tom Waits

I just chanced upon this; my first published artical.

Matt Mc-WHO???

The 3rd annual Pro Show (the extra curricular money spinner for Quiksilver and whoever their major booze sponsor is this year) was everything thing you’d expect it to be. The sun shone down gloriously – a whole host of twelve-teen year olds, who couldn’t hold their piss, fought and fell over hilariously – and as promised, the music rocked relentlessly.

Their was a stellar line-up of home grown talent, including; Bliss n Esso, Dukes Of Windsor, Something With Numbers, Ash Grunwald and more, all playing awesome sets. But…That’s another story.

I’d like to turn my confused and disgruntled attention to Matt McHugh of Beautiful Girls fame and of Beautiful Girls fame. No there isn’t an echo, He’s just the front man of the Beautiful Girls A-Team,

the Beautiful Girls B-Team and now Matt McHugh. Now, I’m a massive Beautiful Girls fan, and therefore, a Matt McHugh fan. But, if I cut a one-third-sized piece from my favourite chocolate cake, then, although that is a big piece, it’s still just a piece. The two-thirds remaining is the chocolate cake, in my mind anyway. Such has been my stance since the first Beautiful Girls line-up change. Matt altered what was a beautiful thing, kept the name and created… ok, another beautiful thing. So I swallowed and continued loving. Now he’s gone out ‘on his own’, with a band I might add, and written some new songs.

Songs that, during The Pro Show, I couldn’t help notice… that I didn’t notice. It’s not that his new stuff isn’t good. It’s just that his new stuff is nothing new. The crowd did seem to react fairly vigorously to Matt’s new musical substance, but then again, 80% of them were over-reacting to every other substance sampled that day too. Maybe if these tunes were new tracks from the Beautiful Girls, I’d find myself more compelled to love them, rather than from the guy who felt he was held back by the Beautiful Girls… twice. The idea of changing band members (obviously) is nothing new. Nor is changing band members and keeping the band name. The thorn in my side is twisted when a majority of the band is altered and the name remains. When a 3 piece splits, imbalance is inevitable. Can the minority of that divorce, take the name and all the kudos that come with it? I say not. Even if the minority is the creative firepower behind the name. You can’t take the eggs out of an omelette, and if you could, is it still an omelette?

A more famous case in point is the, Andrew Stockdale of, Wolfmother one. We’re yet to see how that unfolds.

Am I taking all this too personally? Am I just a jaded, discarded ex-lover? Should I build a bridge?

#Matt McHugh #The Beautiful Girls #Aussie #music #band #artical

Sounds like shit... looks like we like it that way.

By the late 60s the music charts were filled with songs featuring social and political content. During the Vietnam War, hundreds of anti-war songs were released and more than 70 made it to the Billboard charts, with 14 occupying a spot in the top 10. Artists expressed compassion and empathy towards the plight of others, and they were propelled to the top by an equally empathetic audience. Then... (borrowed from Matt McHugh's facebook page - facebook.com/mattmchughmusic)

#Matt McHugh #The Beautiful Girls #music #MTV #WTF