Director Julien Duvivier’s 1943 black and white Flesh and Fantasy is a fantasy anthology film of three polished tales of the macabre, linked by club chatterer Robert Benchley, who muses amusingly on the subject of […]
Director Joel Schumacher’s dark-toned 1990 horror sci-fi drama Flatliners is a tale of young medical school students exploring near death experiences, in which five medical students embark on a bizarre experiment to die, visit the […]
Director Wolf Rilla’s 1959 contrived but acceptable minor British crime drama Witness in the Dark stars Patricia Dainton, Conrad Phillips, Madge Ryan and Nigel Green, all good actors giving solid performances, and Rilla is a […]
Director Terence Fisher’s 1955 black and white British B-picture thriller The Flaw is an okay British 1950s crime filler, in which it is smoothie professional race car driver Paul Oliveri (John Bentley)’s evil plot to […]
The 1952 film noir-style sports drama Flesh and Fury stars Tony Curtis as a deaf fighter caught between two women – cynical Jan Sterling and nice Mona Freeman. ‘YOU CAN’T TAME A GUY LIKE TONY… […]
Director Martin Ritt’s 1972 drama Sounder is the warmhearted, moving, beautiful tale of African-American sharecroppers during the Depression in Louisiana in 1933, with impeccable liberal sentiments and outstanding acting from trailblazing African-American actors. It was […]
Director Walter Forde’s 1938 The Gaunt Stranger [The Phantom Strikes] is a rock solid, very capably made, most entertaining little suspense thriller, adapted from Edgar Wallace’s cast-iron novel and play The Gaunt Stranger (also known […]
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