I have far too many unwatched movies on my shelves. Follow me as I attempt…
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Steve Sekely’s Hollow Triumph was originally called The Man Who Murdered Himself, and I submit…
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It’s an oft-repeated story: Guy walks into a bar with his army buddies. Guy ends…
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I have far too many unwatched movies on my shelves. Follow me as I attempt…
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Edgar G. Ulmer’s Detour (1945) puts viewers on a greased slide to doom. Baby-faced lounge…
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If it’s difficult for female directors in Hollywood now, it was almost impossible in the…
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Delmer Daves’s 1947 noir Dark Passage is like a complex lucid dream. It’s both stylish…
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Michael Gordon’s The Secret of Convict Lake cannot live up to its title, which sounds…
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I know I’ve spent this whole series trying to prove that the Dark Age of…
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Fritz Lang’s The Blue Gardenia feels like film noir poured into a Hays Code corset…
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