I saw The Letter (1929)...Yes, the Jeanne Eagels version. In case anybody is wondering, yes, it's a bootleg, but the quailty was pretty good. I have to say I enjoyed it more than the 1940 Bette Davis remake(no offense to Ms. Davis though). Jeanne Eagels perfermance was great, especially during the l...

I just watched House of Dark Shadows(1970) Three Cheers for a camptastic vampire flick based upon an awesome camptastic soap opera. And yes, I did watch the soap as a child, when the scifi channel used to run the re-runs. I never watched any of the movies before now...

I've seen following films: The Song of Songs (1933)I love a film where Marlene Dietrich starts out as a wide eye innocent, plus Lionel Atwill makes a good creep. Terror Aboard (1933)Three cheers for a film with quite a body count, and unusual deaths, plus Charlie Ruggles & Jack La Rue... Seventh...

Did anyone watch Doorway to Hell with Lew Ayres and Jimmy Cagney the other night? I enjoyed this film and thought Lew was surprisingly effective in the lead role of the juvenile college kid who organizes a crime syndicate. Cagney makes a big impression with little screen time. I missed it, but I sa...

Mick LaSalle's quote about the ending of The Flame Within in Complicated Women describes it to a T. He says that Harding plays it as if she's just had a lobotomy... one has to admit it is pretty true.

I've recently watched both Follow Thru(1930) and Stage Mother(1933). Enjoyed them both

@kingme, I was able to get a copy of it(you can tell it was recorded off of TCM, it has the TCM bug on it) from this guy I know, I get alot of my old films from him and a couple others.

There's too many to name off the top of my head, but I do love the classic exploitation films, you know the really badly acted ones about the danger of drugs and such.

I watched Dillinger(1945) the other day, been wanting to see it for some time...it was good dumb fun. Who cares about facts, when one can have good dumb fun.

Great article...I've enjoyed Charley Chase since I discovered him a few years ago, it is a shame that he isn't more well-known like Lloyd & Chaplin.

I recently watched both Roar of the Dragon and Lawyer Man, I enjoyed both of them, but I do have one little thing that is with Lawyer Man, I thought it was quite odd that cake was used to bribe two of the DA's goons with...must of been the BEST cake ever.

I watched The Yellow Ticketfor the fisrt time, I've been wanting to see it for quite some time. I enjoyed it, Lionel Barrymore is a hoot as a sleazeball Russian baron.

I got it through Amazon, Amazon itself doesn't sell it but they have a bunch of affiliated sellers they do sell it. Also I go gaga over my avatar too, what can I say, I'm a sucker for Jack La Rue....

Just finished Val Lewton's No Bed of Her Own, I enjoyed it. I'm right now reading Topper by Throne Smith, and yes it the novel that the film is based on.

I saw La Strada, I've been wanting to see it for some time, I seemed to keep on missing it. It was good...Italian films are really starting to grow on me.