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Dateline: Huntsville, Alabama
Articles: 45
Dateline: Huntsville, Alabama
Articles: 45
Cameron Graham is an enthusiastic critic, passionate about art in all its expressions.
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Sunset Boulevard is a successful noir with great lines and acting.
A witty and entertaining guide that might help you out at your next social event.
The Third Man, although starting off slowly, finishes nicely and features an excellent performance by Orson Welles.
This will please fans of Maddox's website and may convert a few uninitiated. If you don't enjoy crude humour, look elsewhere.
Out Of The Past succeeds in many areas where previous films in the genre fell behind.
Help Us Help You tries to be versatile and creative but largely fails.
The second in the Film Noir Thursday series. We take a look at the 1944 film, Laura.
The first in my ten-part Film Noir Marathon. This week Peter Lorre comes out of the shadows in Fritz Lang's M, from 1931.
Both albums have been superbly remastered and are highly recommended.
While The Sisters is at times very stagey and overdone, it's also a riveting character drama worth watching.
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