Five years after the less than authentic but unarguably heartfelt Barbara Stanwyck/Clifton Webb Titanic film graced movie theater screens...

With the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic rapidly approaching, I wanted to take the opportunity to revisit the history of t...

I really love this little movie -- of course, I have an admitted and severe bias in favor of anything Myrna Loy was involved in (she was S...

On Dangerous Ground (based on Gerald Butler's  Mad eith Much Heart ) is one of my favorite film noirs from the 1950s -- it's a gri...

Come Live With Me is one of a string of romantic comedies that James Stewart made in the 1930s that saw Stewart play the romantic lead be...

Four's a Crowd was quite a departure for Errol Flynn . By 1938 Flynn had established himself as cinema's preeminent swashbuckling ...

Released to coincide with the coronation of Elizabeth II in 1953, Young Bess is a glossy historical epic, a Technicolor spectacle as only ...

I should not like this movie as much as I do. No, no I should not like it much at all , considering I am almost, without fail, violently *a...

While the 1962 "bedroom farce" comedy Boys' Night Out was not a critical or financial success, if you're a fan of films ...

Too Hot to Handle is the sixth and final film collaboration between Hollywood A-listers Clark Gable and Myrna Loy . Part screwball comedy...

Torch Song , my friends, falls squarely in the film category of "it's so bad it's good." I think the best way I can descr...

I have always considered myself an aficionada of Alfred Hitchcock 's films, but somehow 1950's Stage Fright completely escaped my...