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As that's Marty Feldman, perhaps it's that Mel Brooks Hitchcock spoof? Uh.... High Anxiety?

Big-bottomed girrrls you make the rocking world....

I mean, you are the champion.

Yep, a very obvious choice but I couldn't resist! I was going to go with a shot of Christopher Malcolm as the dad but thought that would be too harsh...

Yeahhh, not even seen it! Just knew it was one of the few Bowie movies that hadn't been guessed at.

Okay, here's mine, probably someone will get it without further screens, but maybe not. As usual, it has a link to the previous one:



(No more scalable images?)

No idea. Looks like interactive fiction/a visual novel...

The Hunger?

Wait, did someone actually get Gribbler's game?

bladerunner?

Canadian Tuxedo

Ha ha! Even though I never saw Invasion USA, my local pub in London had the poster up on the wall and it is AMAZING.

kconan, this looks like Jon Voight playing Basil Exposition.

The only game this makes me think of is BASS, and I know that's wrong!

Almost ALL of John Carpenter's films are a play on Rio Bravo!

That's The Secret Of Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge.

Only Angels Have Wings?

...A movie which is not about cowboys, but about airplane pilots in South America!

Never heard of it! So, Ponch's go?

PS - those are goddamn cowboys, Hawks is an idiot.

Bringing Up Baby?

I forgot it was a cowboy film.

Hmmm, a Howard Hawks Cary Grant cowboy film. SOMEONE must know this! I don't know westerns.

Oh, alright: Rio Bravo?

Looks like a cowboy film, probably Hawks. I have a guess but I'm not taking it!

Well, in that case I'll make my final guess at The Thing From Another World, produced (and most say ghost-directed) by Hawks.

I don't remember anything like that in Double Indemnity, but then I haven't seen it for years...

Well, that was The Big Sleep. I'm guessing the connection is going to be Chandler, Hawks or Bogie, but I have a massive blind spot in this area of film. I'll go for my immediate thought which is The Maltese Falcon.

Of Mice And Men?

Yes, well done Eric! One of Stephen King's few acting roles, in a collaboration with George A Romero.