Black Angel (1946)
Having just directed eleven of the Sherlock Holmes mysteries starring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, Roy William Neill, turned to the world of Noir in what would sadly prove to […]
Lucky Jordan (1942)
Following his breakout roles in This Gun For Hire and The Glass Key, Paramount, elevated Alan Ladd to top billing in a tailor made showcase casting him as a gangster […]
Flying Tigers (1942)
From Republic Pictures comes the latest John Wayne big screen war time adventure circa 1942 following the United States entry to the Second World War. Duke takes center stage as […]
Raw Deal (1948)
Before director Anthony Mann joined James Stewart on a string of very Noir like westerns, he helmed a number of gangster oriented films in the genre itself including this first […]
Kiss The Blood Off My Hands (1948)
Early on his stellar career, Burt Lancaster, found himself in this Noir thriller opposite Joan Fontaine with foggy postwar London as a backdrop by way of a Hollywood backlot. Bringing […]
Whispering Smith (1948)
Clearly at the top of his game, Paramount star Alan Ladd, takes on the title role in this technicolor western that employs plenty of action and one character actor after […]
Canadian Pacific (1949)
Prior to his now legendary association with Budd Boetticher, western favorite Randolph Scott, was starring in a number of solid outdoor action adventures including this Edwin L. Marin feature released […]
The Mysterious Doctor (1943)
It never takes much for me to sit back and watch a film that stars the beautiful Eleanor Parker. In this case I have Maddy of Maddy Loves Her Classic […]
Return of the Ape Man (1944)
Brought to us by Producer Sam Katzman and directed by Phil Rosen, this Monogram production represents the ninth and final film that Bela Lugosi starred in for the Poverty Row […]
