Brook Hogan

Hulk Hogan Poster~ Hollywood Hogan~ Rare Vintage Poster Printed In 1998!!~ Approx 23" x 35"
$15.00

Falling
$0.99

Follow the Sun: The Ben Hogan Story [VHS]
$9.98
Being a golfer and a fan of the sport for many years, I was very interested in seeing this, which I did when the VHS first came out. Later, I saw it again because of the same reason plus I usually find Glenn Ford's films entertaining. Also, Ben Hogan was a fascinating man and incredible golfer. The things he accomplished after nearly dying in a horrific car crash and are amazing and inspiring.

The only probleml I had with the film was showing what a nice guy he usually was, and someone cared lot about what the public thought. That's not true; he could care less. Anyone who knew Hogan, or competed against him, will tell you that. This is like the hokey William Bendix movie on Babe Ruth.

I don't need all of Ben's faults pointed out, but went overboard in the other direction. Even the great Hogan would tell you that. I've read where this film embarrassed him.

A Man in Uniform
$9.98
This is a very different movie that isn't easy to find on either VHS or DVD. Unfortunately, I got rid of my tape after seeing this a few times. Now I regret it because I'd like to see it again.

"Disturbing" is a word most often used to describe this story. A mentally- disturbed small-time actor gets a role in a show in which he plays a cop. He begins to think that is really is a policeman and begins to impersonate one out in the streets.

This is a Grade-B type production with actors that may not be familiar outside of Canada, but it gets by just fine. Tom McCamus plays the main role as "Henry Adler." Brigitte Bako is interesting in here, too.

If you enjoy stories about whacked-out people - and can you find this film to rent - check it out. Otherwise, purchasing this sight-unseen is okay, but don't spend too much.