Black Tight Killers - Selected Screenshots (1966)

Black Tight Killers (1966)

Directed by Yasuharu Hasebe

About the film: Filmed in delirious pop-art color and directed like a live-action comic book, this tongue-in-cheek Japanese spy thriller plays like a surreal cliffhanger serial dropped into swinging Tokyo and zipped through on fast-forward. Go-go-dancing female assassins in form-fitting black leather bedevil a globetrotting photographer as he battles the Yakuza thugs and American gangsters who keep kidnapping his stewardess girlfriend. The women, armed with ninja chewing gum bullets, razor-sharp phonograph records, and explosive golf balls, alternately flirt and fight it out with our suave hero (played with effortless charisma by Akika Kobayashi), while his doe-eyed innocent honey Chieko Matsubara is tied up and staked out in one kinky trap after another. --Sean Axmaker

The Russian Spy and I

We both wonder why, the world is splitting in two. Do you?

Henry Mancini "cop show theme" (1976)

Henry Mancini's interpretations of hit themes to TV police shows of the '70s. Contains eight tracks, all recorded in RCA Victor's Music Center Of The World in Hollywood, 1976.

01. Mystery movie theme (from the Universal TV Series)
02. The streets of San Francisco (from the Quinn Martin production)
03. Bumper's theme (from the Lorimar production The blue knight)
04. Medley (Kojak (from the Universal TV Series) S.W.A.T. (from the ABC TV Series)
05. Baretta's theme (Keep your eye on the sparrow)
06. The Rockford files (from the Universal TV Series)
07. Hawaii five-0 (from the CBS TV Series)
08. Police woman (from the NBC TV Series)
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Secret Agent Man

I've actually have wondered "who costumes the secret agents? How could I get a job like that?"

Well, the Spy Museum in Washington DC is doing Operation Undercover: Secrets of Disguise for kids. It's this Sunday.

But, more importantly, a SPY MUSEUM? How cool is that?