Sarah's Movie Collection

Classic Godard! Anna Karina is wonderful in the role of Angela, a stripper desperate to have a child. Karina looks absolutely adorable and the color scheme of this film is stunning.

Anna Karina gives a compelling performance as Nana, a Parisian salesgirl turned prostitute in this powerful classic of the French New Wave. This is probably my favorite Godard film. (Although "Contempt" is an extremely close second.)

Catherine Deneuve and Francoise Dorleac are perfect together in this film! Great costumes, music, and scenery. Definitely a must-see for fans of French cinema!

Catherine Deneuve at her finest. She gives an excellent performance and looks flawlessly beautiful. In my opinion, "Belle De Jour" is Buñuel's best film. (And certainly my personal favorite)

My favorite horror movie of all time. A very suspenseful and creepy film. "Rosemary's Baby" is Roman Polanski's masterpiece. Mia Farrow is terrific in the role of Rosemary.

"Eye of the Devil" is an intriguing, yet largely unknown horror film from 1966. Sharon Tate shines in her first major film role as a witch named Odile. This amazing film is a must-see for any horror fan!

Review coming soon.

A cute and entertaining 60's beach comedy starring Tony Curtis, Claudia Cardinale and Sharon Tate. The Malibu Barbie was based on Sharon Tate's character in this film.

"Valley of the Dolls" is 60's camp at it's best! I have seen this film more times than I can count and still really enjoy watching it. Expect lots of over the top acting, beautiful women (particularly Sharon Tate), vintage Hollywood glamour, and campy dialogue. Overall, a really fun movie to watch!

"The Wrecking Crew" is a super campy 60's spy flick starring Dean Martin and the lovely Sharon Tate. It is also the last film in the Matt Helm series. Supposedly, Dean Martin wanted to do another Matt Helm movie with Sharon Tate, but sadly that was not to be.

"12+1" (also known as "The 13 Chairs") was Sharon Tate's final film role. This comedy was filmed in Europe in early 1969, and it definitely has a very 60's feel. Her co-stars include Vittorio Gassman and Orson Welles. "12+1" is campy and fun to watch. It was also fairly provocative for its time. Sharon Tate really had a knack for comedic roles. (See also: "The Wrecking Crew")

Not a sequel to Valley of the Dolls, but it has the same basic premise. This time the girls are in rock band called The Carrie Nations. A highly entertaining, funny, and extremely campy film to watch!

A true camp classic! Jane Fonda and Anita Pallenberg look absolutely stunning in this cult gem.

A timeless classic. Audrey Hepburn is absolutely perfect as Holly Golightly.

Jayne Mansfield made her screen debut as a sexy siren in 1955's "The Female Jungle." Although Jayne's screen time is limited, the plot of the film kept me interested. Overall, I enjoyed watching this movie.

This film noir is Jayne Mansfield's second feature role. Review coming soon.

Jayne Mansfield plays a feature role in 1957's "The Burglar." The film has an interesting premise, but I thought the plot dragged at a few points. Let's just say It definitely has its share of slow moments. Not my favorite Mansfield film, but not a bad one either.

"The Girl Can't Help It" is a rock and roll classic starring Jayne Mansfield and Tom Ewell (of "The 7 Year Itch" fame). Jayne made this movie soon after signing a long-term contract with 20th Century Fox in 1956, and it definitely a hallmark of her film career. "TGCHI" is essential viewing for any Jayne Mansfield fan!

"Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" is a witty, entertaining comedy starring Tony Randall and Jayne Mansfield in the role that made her famous. Mansfield is simply "divoon" as the quintessential blonde bombshell, Rita Marlowe. This film is a good place to start for new fans of Jayne Mansfield.

The plot is pretty bland and slow moving at times. Jayne Mansfield looks stunning, but this role certainly wasn't the best vehicle to further her career. (And quite honestly, if she didn't appear in the film then I probably would not have sat through it.) Definitely not Cary Grant's best either.

Review coming soon.

An extremely campy flick starring Jayne Mansfield and her husband at the time Mickey Hargitay. Absolutely hilarious!

Review coming soon.