The Wild Geese (BluRay Review)
FILM REVIEW Andrew V. McLaglen’s thrilling action-adventure film The Wild Geese (1978) follows an aging group of mercenaries led by Col. Allen Faulkner (Richard...
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Film Noir Classics: THE NAKED KISS
Writer-Director Sam Fuller often began his movies with indelible imagery that would jump out from the screen and this film has one of the...
Film Noir Classics: SECONDS
Arthur Hamilton (John Randolph) is a middle aged banker who has become dissatisfied and lost his way in life. One day he is contacted...
Film Noir Classics: CHINATOWN
An old fashioned sepia toned Paramount Pictures logo at the start of Roman Polanski’s 1974 Neo Noir masterpiece Chinatown acts as a cinematic portal...
Film Noir Classics: THE LONG GOODBYE
Before Robert Altman’s Neo Noir The Long Goodbye (1973) which revolves around the character of private detective Philip Marlowe, another film was made called...
Film Noir Classics: BLOOD SIMPLE
To celebrate the month of Noirvember I wanted to delve into the first wave of film noir and its post-modern form that is every...
Film Noir Classics: PANIC IN THE STREETS
Above a jazz club in New Orleans a poker game run by Blackie (Jack Palance) is being held. One of the players, a foreigner...
ARGO
Did you ever think that Ben “Gigli” Affleck would become a respected Hollywood director who now has three great films under his directing belt?...
Film Noir Classics: KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL
A mysterious masked man (Preston Foster) planning a robbery is putting together a special trio of underworld thugs to help him pull it off....
Film Noir Classics: CRY DANGER
The lightning speed of a commuter train racing along behind the bold opening credits of Cry Danger (1951) lets us know right away we’re...
