It’s in color, made for TV, and from the ’80s…in spite of all that, this flick is a surprisingly well done, gripping movie with Keach […] Read More
Tag: film noir
Edward G. Robinson as a Federal Detective. Post-war Nazi plots. Deceit, murder, and clocks. Orson Welles directs this classic 1946 Noir thriller in a way […] Read More
Phillip Marlowe is one of my favorite fictional characters of all time…and The Big Sleep is my favorite Marlowe movie, period. Starring Humphrey Bogart and […] Read More
Every once in a while a kool new flick comes along that gives us a taste of yesteryear with the hard, tough and uncensored edge […] Read More
There aren’t too many people in the civilized world who haven’t heard of Sam Spade, Private Eye. The Maltese Falcon, 1941, coming at the very […] Read More