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7 reviews
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett

Anchor Bay/Starz, 1990

Only Game in Town
The movie gets five stars, while the "Movieology" dvd version gets between three and four stars. The bottom line with "The Man in the Iron Mask (1939)" is that this version is the only dvd available. I saw this movie a few times on tv in my youth and absolutely loved it. Several years ago, I was finally able to obtain a pricey VHS copy, and now, thanks to Firecake Entertainment, I can enjoy ...

My Son My Son [VHS]

2 reviews
Madeleine Carroll, Brian Aherne

United Artists, 1998

Please Put On DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please put this wonderful classic on DVD at a modest price so that humble people such as myself can afford it.Thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chuka [VHS]

13 reviews
Rod Taylor, Ernest Borgnine

Paramount, 1991

Chuka
Chuka is a wandering gunfighter that happens to get involved in a dispute between some starving indians and an oddball assortment of misfits at a calvary fort.In the middle of this Chuka meets an old flame traveling with her young female charge that have to hold up at the fort.After the battle army higher ups try to find out what happened to the troops and civilians ,there is only the post log ...

Son of Monte Cristo [VHS]

6 reviews
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett

Anchor Bay/Starz, 1990

BRING BACK THE GOOD OLD DAYS
I bought this film because I missed the good old days when I was athletic and young. I fenced as a kid and was always happily surprised when a new SwashBuckler (SB) came out. In this typical "B" film the old Louis Hayward sword and cloak genre, of many Monte Cristo and other SB's, Monte Cristo saves a nation from evil in the usual manner, by the clanging of sharp steel and innocent and childlike ...

Black Arrow [VHS]

2 reviews
Louis Hayward, Janet Blair

Sony Pictures, 1996

Medieval Drama on a Modest Scale
Louis Hayward returns from the War of the Roses to find his father murdered and his uncle now in charge of his estate. While this late-medieval drama lacks the budget, the color photography, and the big-name cast needed to give it the "sweep" which it deserves, the resulting effort moves briskly enough to hold one's interest for an efficiently-plotted 76 minutes. While the characters spend a bit ...

Jungle Book & Son of Monte Cristo (2pc) [VHS]

23 reviews
Sabu, Joseph Calleia

Madacy Records, 1998

Please, Somebody, Restore This!!!
I give this film five stars because it's a gem. I do NOT give the DVD release any stars whatsoever. This is one of those unfortunate films that fell through the cracks into Public Domain (like FLYING DEUCES and ROYAL WEDDING) and has been languishing in shoddy releases ever since. The source print(s)for this DVD leave us with a muddy picture whose Technicolor splendor is reduced at times to sepia ...

Search for Bridey Murphy [VHS]

2 reviews
Teresa Wright, Louis Hayward

Paramount, 1998

A very good film
This movie is a very good film. I am only 22 and I don't watch a whole lot of old films like this but this one is very good. It is about some friends coming over for a simple dinner party when an unexpected guest drops by and tells them he can hypnotize people. Thinking that this is only a silly parlor trick some agree to be hypnotized. One women is regressed back into her childhood and even as ...

Dead to Rights [VHS]

1 review
Charles Bronson, Dana Delany

Vidmark / Trimark, 1998

Dead to Rites -Book always better!!
This is a neat, interesting mystery. Acting is good, plot excellent - but the original book, Donato and Daughter, by Sandra Scoppotone who was then writing as Jack Early, is wonderful!! Get both the book and the movie -its a cool, Italian/New York/family kind of police drama with some great turns in the book. Scoppotone is one of the best.

Strange Woman [VHS]

8 reviews
Hedy Lamarr, George Sanders

United Home, 2000

Ulmer's (hard to find) Daughter of Dr. Jekyll is Included. Do Not Pay More Than You Have Too.
Andrew Sarris said "Anyone who loves cinema must be moved by Daughter of Dr. Jekyll" in his book The American Cinema: Directors And Directions 1929-1968. I thought this hard to find film was out of print, if you do a search on Amazon by title you will find it used from $34 - new at $110. The only way I found this set was by doing a search for director Edgar G. Ulmer, and this cover art was ...

Anthony Adverse [VHS]

7 reviews
Fredric March, Olivia de Havilland

Warner Home Video, 2000

Entertaining Adventure Film
Engrossing tale of an orphaned boy who grows into manhood, played by Fredric March (Anthony Adverse), without knowing his real origins, and all the adventures he has to go through, before finding "himself", what truly matters in life and what is worth fighting for...one's morals, which cannot be "traded" for power or money...all this he learns thanks to two priests: Father Xavier (Henry O'Neill) ...

The Rage of Paris [VHS]

9 reviews
Danielle Darrieux, Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

United American Video, 1998

A long time ago....
I first caught this movie as a late nighter about 15 years ago when I was 13. It has stayed with me ever since. Although I do not remember the particulars, I do remember the scene with the "drapes"! I am thrilled to have discovered this movie again and I hope than any hopeless romantic who sees it buys it!

Son of Monte Cristo [VHS]

6 reviews
Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett

United Home, 1997

BRING BACK THE GOOD OLD DAYS
I bought this film because I missed the good old days when I was athletic and young. I fenced as a kid and was always happily surprised when a new SwashBuckler (SB) came out. In this typical "B" film the old Louis Hayward sword and cloak genre, of many Monte Cristo and other SB's, Monte Cristo saves a nation from evil in the usual manner, by the clanging of sharp steel and innocent and childlike ...

Little Ladies of the Night [VHS]

5 reviews
David Soul, Louis Gossett Jr.

Greatest Sports Legends, 2001

Excellent!
David Soul was terrific in this movie, not a surprise though - he's a wonderful actor. Also, a young Linda Purl was great as the teen runaway. It is a sobering account of a teen runaway who turns to prostitution. It's also a good film for parents to watch with teens. Back in the 70's it was a made for tv movie, which doesn't lessen the impact of the movie.

And Then There Were None

105 reviews
Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston

The Only Good Agatha Christie Movie
Yes, I know Agatha Christie has her fans, but her stories very much belong to a certain time period, and modern versions always seem somehow like present-day actors pretending to be past-day characters. But this movie was actually made during Agatha's heyday and it rings true. Like all of Christie's plot lines, its a little too fantastic to be believed today, but at the time it was made, it seems ...

And Then There Were None [VHS]

105 reviews
Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston

Englewood Entertainment, 1997

The Only Good Agatha Christie Movie
Yes, I know Agatha Christie has her fans, but her stories very much belong to a certain time period, and modern versions always seem somehow like present-day actors pretending to be past-day characters. But this movie was actually made during Agatha's heyday and it rings true. Like all of Christie's plot lines, its a little too fantastic to be believed today, but at the time it was made, it seems ...

First Draw: Gunsmoke/Rawhide/Wild West [VHS]
Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward

Fox Home Entertainment, 1992

Anthony Adverse
Fredric March, Olivia de Havilland

MGM/UA, 1986

In late 18th century Italy, a beautiful young woman finds herself married to a rich but cruel older man. However, she is in love with another, younger man. When the husband finds out, he kills the lover in a swordfight, and takes his wife on a long trip throughout Europe. Months later, she dies giving birth to a son. The husband leaves the child at a convent, where he is raised until the age of 10; then he is apprenticed to a local merchant, who ...

Duke of West Point [VHS]
Louis Hayward, Joan Fontaine

United Home, 1998

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