The tough-nosed 1941 noir crime film Blue, White and Perfect stars Lloyd Nolan as private eye Michael Shayne, who chases secrets agents who are flogging diamonds to the Nazis. The 1941 noir film Blue, White […]
‘An Empty Grave… A Cunning, Gunning Ghost… And Michael Shayne!’ Director Herbert I Leeds’s eerie and atmospheric 1942 noir mystery thriller film The Man Who Wouldn’t Die again stars Lloyd Nolan, who is excellent in […]
Producer-director Harold French’s 1949 British romantic drama Adam and Evelyne stars the then romantically involved and about-to-be married couple Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons in her first adult role after becoming a star in Great […]
Charlie Chaplin’s 1918 short film The Bond is a piece of history. It illustrates various bonds like friendship and marriage, but especially The Liberty Bond to K O the Kaiser, which Chaplin does literally. Though […]
Pay Day (1922) is Charles Chaplin’s final two-reel short film, running just 21 minutes. Chaplin writes, directs and stars in the film, made by First National Pictures. Chaplin plays a bricklayer house construction labourer, a […]
‘A Cheat At Heart From Her Painted Toes To Her Plunging Neckline!’ Angela Lansbury! Really? The 1955 American black and white film noir A Life at Stake is directed by the actor Paul Guilfoyle, and […]
Lee Marvin stars as a religious-fanatic serial killer terrorizing young women in Mexico City, where the police are chasing the wrong man and his son’s life is in the balance. Director Harry Horner’s intriguing, involving cheap-cost […]
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