g.,Spellbound (1945),Vertigo (1958),andThe Birds (1963)), with a subplot involving an innocent, wrongfully-accused manHistory Of The World: Part I (1981)- an anthology film composed of a series of historical vignettes or set-pieces spanning from the Stone Age, through the Old Testament Biblical period, to the Roman Empire and Spanish Inquisition to he French Revolution; it included sub-genre spoofs of "sword and sandal" epics and "costume dramas"Spaceballs (1987)- a parody of sci-fi films, in particular theStar Warsfranchise(trilogy), and other sci-fi classics such asStar Trek,Alien, andPlanet of the ApesRobin Hood: Men In Tights (1993)- a spoof of traditional Robin Hood medieval tales, specifically Kevin Costner’s awfulRobin Hood: Prince Of Thieves (1991)Dracula: Dead And Loving It (1995)- an attempt to parodyDraculahorror films (especiallyDracula (1931)) and Bram Stoker""s 1897 novelDracula(and Coppola""s filmBram Stoker""s Dracula (1992)), starring Leslie Nielsen as the CountLater, co-writer and actor Gene Wilder attempted his own Old Dark House genre spoof,Haunted Honeymoon (1986).Frank Fitts (Chris Cooper).His father was an angry, conservative, Nazi-loving, paranoid and bigoted man who feared - "This country is going straight to hell" (his first words).McTeague places a bib on her, has her remove her hat, examines her mouth with a dental mirror, and then decides that some of her teeth will have to come out: "I guess I""ll have to pull them three teeth and make you a bridge.] Also lacking was a nomination for the great cinematography by Ted McCord.[Note: This was Bogart""s hird collaboration with Huston, afterThe Maltese Falcon (1941), andAcross the Pacific (1942).Hall)infant sister Boo/LaurieMichael Myers (Daeg Faerch) mostly kept to himself in his upstairs room to avoid he constant fighting, where he wore a clown mask, and played with (and killed) his pet rat Elvis with a penknife.