ONE SENTENCE REVIEWS OF MOSTLY REWATCHES
Criss Cross (1949)
Ex cons, mobsters, armoured truck robberies and femme fatales in choice 40s crime flick from legendary noir director Robert Siodmak.
Underage high school girl becomes a hooker due to bad financial circumstances.
A bag of cash is thrown into a couple's car by mistake, noir shenanigans ensue.
Walking The Edge (1983/5)
Taxi driver gets embroiled in one woman revenge odyssey.
Strange cops and an even stranger dog show groomer Philo Skinner aka The Terrier King (Harry Dean Stanton) in dog mystery.
Ex-cop alcoholic Stacey Keach tries to stop kidnapping from becoming a disaster.
Seemingly anodyne cop Stacey Keach has bad thoughts leading to even badder circumstances.
I reckon this is the only bad film I've ever seen Glenn Ford in.
Man picks up same woman several times in different dimensions in quite possibly this century's best film.
Woman On The Run (1950)
Woman On The Run (1950)
Rip Torn stars in the country & western Mean Streets.
Good old boy Burt involved in grass cutting, bootlegging and revenge.
Bunch of lost souls degenerate into worse lost souls.
Straight cop goes undercover as leather gay man to solve a series of murders in seedy NYC era but does he become gay & a murderer himself?
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