The Last Late Show

For tonight’s feature on the Last Late Show we’ll look at the 1986 classic Vamp!   As producer Don P. Borchers struggles to keep up with the 80’s diva of fashion, movies and music, Grace Jones.  You’ll hear from Grace about her process to create the alluring iconic Egyptian vampire, known only as…Katrina And HELL on the set of that production as the crew attempts to deal with her nocturnal schedul...

For tonight’s feature on The Last Late Show we’ll look at the startling remake of a 1950’s sci-fi classic that would test the skills of a Canadian Legend and his top-tier crew to re-define the parameters and pitfalls behind the science of teleportation gone wrong and the radical new developments that’d lead to an Academy Award in groundbreaking special effects. Tour the backlot of what would becom...

For tonight’s feature on The Last Late Show we’ll look at Universal Pictures endeavor –  to drag the Devil kicking and screaming – into the light.  To raise ‘ Jaws ’ from the depths of the deep blue sea and send it roaring across the Utah desert towards an unsuspecting southwestern town.  Hear from Director Elliot Silverstein about his attempts to tame the 5500-pound mechanical monster they’d crea...

For tonight’s feature on The Last Late Show we’ll take a look at the 60-million-dollar blockbuster of a college drop-out turned radical young director – who refused to be defined by a genre. A seemingly one-hit wonder by Hollywood executives who’d return from the dead to shock the critics, astound movie studios and infuriate the Motion Picture Association of America in the ultimate tale of the com...

For tonight’s feature on the last late show we’ll take a look at the solo directorial debut of then fledgling director Kathryn Bigelow who’d gamble her career on a ‘three minutes to midnight’ Faustian bargain, that’d see her lay the groundwork for a film she’d written – but may not get to direct.  As Murphy’s Law would unleash a maelstrom of disasters that’d seem tailored made to undo all her effo...

A best-selling book by FAMED writer William Goldman is adapted for the silver screen a psychological thriller that would not only require a persuasive performance of multiple personalities by a talented actor but the mastery of two separate disciplines that date back as far as the 15th century.  A film 2 years in the making that would catch the attention of one legendary producer, 3 directors, a c...