George Hickenlooper on “Gaslight”
Dec 16, 2008
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This enduring model for the cads-driving-women-crazy genre is a classy Hollywood remake of the 1940 British version of Patrick Hamilton's "Angel Street", which was buried for decades by MGM. Ingrid Bergman is the unfortunate victim of oily hubby Charles Boyer's homicidal scheming, and won an Oscar for her justifiably paranoid ravings.
Marco Freitas on At the Earth's Core
02/09/2012
"If you like telepathic Pterodactyls this one's for you!" How can one resist a commentary like that? LOL.
Philmfan on Performance
02/08/2012
Can't say I actually "like" this movie but I can tolerate it. It makes as much sense as many non-drug-related films that go a bit off the rails for purely "artistic" reasons, so simply pegging it as a "drug movie" only of interest in its time is inaccurate...
Kirdog on At the Earth's Core
02/08/2012
Inside mother earth; Caroline Monroe and Godzilla's country cousins. Who knew? Always thought LAND THAT TIME FORGOT managed to look way classier than it's budgetary constraints (no mean feat...
Kirdog on Valley of the Dragons
02/08/2012
The one original touch: a caveman monster with veins that go ACROSS his nostrils (look fast and you can see him in the trailer). Umm, other than that...
Dan Gale on At the Earth's Core
02/08/2012
I have a great fondness for this daft film. I remember running around my grandad's garden with a hankerchief I found tied around my hand because I saw Doug McClure do it in either this or another Conner film promting my grandad to ask of I'd hurt myself...
huston on Valley of the Dragons
02/08/2012
"Phoned it in so intensely, you can almost hear the dial tones" That line is better than anything in this film..
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