Coconutdaddy Productions

Oh, The Notorious Landlady . If you’ve never seen this absolute gem of a screwball mystery, allow me to introduce you to a film where romantic hijinks, murder accusations, and Fred Astaire dancing through diplomacy all collide in one glorious 1960s comedy-noir. Starring the comedic powerhouse Jack Lemmon, the endlessly suave Fred Astaire, and the ever-mysterious Kim Novak, this film feels like what would happen if Alfred Hitchcock and a rom-com writer had one too many martinis and decided to collaborate. The Plot: Love Thy Neighbor, Even If She Might Be a Murderer Picture this: Jack Lemmon plays William Gridley, an eager and wholesome American diplomat in London. He rents a room from the stunning yet enigmatic Carly Hardwicke (Kim Novak). Little does he know, Carly is under investigation for allegedly offing her husband. But hey, she's pretty and the rent is probably reasonable, so naturally, Jack ignores all the red flags (and murder rumors) because, you know… priorities. Enter F...

Let’s talk about a movie you probably haven’t heard of but desperately need in your life: Inspector Ike. This indie comedy-slash-murder-mystery is like someone dug up a lost episode of Columbo , sprinkled it with absurd humor, and served it up with a giant bowl of chili. Yes, you read that right— chili . Because what’s a good 70s detective homage without a weirdly specific food obsession? What Is Inspector Ike ? Imagine if Peter Falk’s Columbo got a Gen-Z makeover with quirky humor, retro sets, and a self-awareness that screams, “We know this is ridiculous, and you’re going to love it.” The movie follows Inspector Ike , a theatrical detective who solves murders with the kind of flair that makes you think, “Is he really good at his job, or is everyone else just that bad?” It’s not just a murder mystery; it’s a parody, a homage, and a masterclass in absurdity. From overly dramatic murder motives to hilariously unnecessary investigative techniques, Inspector Ike is basically the...