Point Blank

[1967, Movie]

Point Blank: Review

Carroll O'Connor, Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson

The ultimate arty 60s thriller, and we mean that as a compliment. John Boorman's second film and his first US production layers some of the stylistic traits of the French New Wave onto a quintessentially American thriller. The result is a breathtakingly composed genre classic, and a surprisingly complex allegory of modern urban life. The inimitable Lee Marvin stars as a doubly double-crossed thief who's out for revenge. Read the complete review for Point Blank

Point Blank: Cast & Details

Year: 1967
Rated NR

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Cast
Lee Marvin: Walker
Angie Dickinson: Chris
Keenan Wynn: Fairfax, "Yost"
Carroll O'Connor: Brewster
Lloyd Bochner: Frederick Carter
Michael Strong: Stegman

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Point Blank: TV Guide News

Ask FlickChick: Queen of Blood and Other "What's That Movie" Movies | Ask FlickChick | 11/14/2007
Ask FlickChick: An All-new "What Was That Movie?"....Question: When I was a kid, there was a movie I used to stay up to watch on "Creature Features"; I think it was from the early 1970s. All I remember is it had the word "queen" in the title, I think John Saxon was in it. The monster was some kind of vampire with green skin. I suppose the movie woul be really lame by today's standards, but I used to love it when I was a kid. Can you tell me the name? I've been told Queen from Outer Space starring Zsa Zsa Gabor by mistake. — AlbertoFlickChick: The "queen" you want is Queen of Blood (1966), starring John Saxon, Basil Rathbone and a young Dennis Hopper. Queen of Blood was produced by the legendary Roger Corman, who conceived it as a way to make a good-looking sci-fi movie on the cheap by pilfering high-quality outer-space footage from a Russian film whose American rights he owned, and then marrying them to a new, inexpensively shot monster story. Writer-director Curtis... read more

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