Classic Movie Ramblings

Noose for a Lady is a totally forgotten 1953 British crime B-movie rediscovered and made available to us on DVD by Network DVD. There’...

Portland Exposé is a low-budget 1957 noir from the Allied Artists off-shoot of Monogram Pictures. It’s included in the first of VCI’s ex...

I approached Holiday with some trepidation. Like The Philadelphia Story it’s based on a Philip Barry play and has a screenplay by Donal...

I like odd but interesting little movies and Violent Saturday certainly fits into that category. It’s a mixture of film noir and melodra...

King of the Khyber Rifles is a swashbuckling adventure starring Tyrone Power  and set on India’s North West Frontier.  The movie was...

Loan Shark is a 1952 low-budget crime B-movie from Lippert Pictures that doesn’t exactly set the screen alight but it does deliver decen...

The Man on the Eiffel Tower is a 1949 murder mystery movie with a particularly involved and incoherent plot, but for all its messiness a...