Sneak Previews with Siskel & Ebert (1979) - Moonraker, Nightwing, Bloodline, Prophecy, Dracula 

Fun episode for genre fans.

What a brilliant era! Even the "bad" movies were fun.

👍 all the above. Great episode

Nothing is better than that original "Sneak Previews" opening sequence.

I enjoy Moonraker. Guilty pleasure probably. But i think that it is funny that they spent all that money for outer space effects, and still had some really campy scenes. My favourite is when Jaws skips from one cable car to another. Is that a jump? Hilarious!

classic ebert”Its a toss up to see which audiance will hate the movie more” 😂

Moonraker is one of the weaker Bond films but it's still a good romp.

--- 16:37 is a wonderful scene, and the way Dracula turns to look at the camera was spooky! the best 'Dracula' movie in my opinion --- 21JUN24

What was Rog on when he saw Moonraker?

i only heard of Nightwing from Starlog and then it disappeared

only beeps when u open the dogs chest

Speaking of Malicious, until now the only movie I know of that has nudity in front of kids is Showgirls. A childhood friend of mine had parents who walked around their house naked. I never saw them naked myself thank God.

Gene Siskel clearly hated Roger Moore as Bond. I wonder if he liked Connerys performance in You only live twice? Sean didn´t enjoy it anymore, and it shows in that picture. Talk about being stiff and boring.

i do hate when they feature foreign films on here. but otherwise love S and E

Robert Foxworth was never better than he was here in Prophecy. That's probably why most people have no idea who he is

Lois Chiles is the worst actress I have ever seen besides Tea Leoni. Prophecy is a very well-made horror film that was woefully miscast. Talia Shire is the most pathetic and shrewish actress ever. The only role she should have been cast in besides Constanzia Corleone was Olive Oyl in Popeye, a terrible film that instead cast the second most pathetic and shrewish actress ever Shelley Duvall.

Ugh! Indians? C'mon Roger, you're better than that! They're Native Americans! I can't believe that in 2024, someone is still using that offensive and inaccurate term!