Ray Milland refusing to look at the J&B is the real reason the frogs attack in this so-called eco-horror.
Captures courtesy of Thana.
Verson Jetorix: “Had promise but ultimately turned out to be a croaker.”
Exorcism of Emily Rose
Big bottle of J&B and some pseudo absinthe.
The Evil Eye
A little casual J&B.
Nothing’s better than washing down your pills with J&B.
When Evil’s coming thru the floor, you’d better grab the J&B!
Verson Jetorix: “Second-rate Spanish Satanism. Does feature Anthony Steffen, “One Bone” Conti, Luciano Pigozzi, tunes by Cipriani, and fashions that look like part of the Tony K collection.”
Earth Dies Screaming
The J&B is gathering dust in this British bar.
Verson Jetorix: “Excellent example of the moody, methodical British sci-fi of the 60’s, this time an alien invasion of robots and zombies, all taken care of in 62 minutes. Bravo.”
Don’t Look Now
Donald Sutherland suddenly realizes three little sinister bottles of J&B are watching him.
Verson Jetorix: “Long time since I saw this and was surprised how much of it is echoed in Who Saw Her Die? I love Venice in winter.”
J&B In The Movies 