Looking a little weary on the range, Clark Gable took his one stab at producing a movie with this...More>>

This John Milius-directed salvo is one of the better examples of the gangster genre, though it...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'Dillinger' on Blu-ray.More>>

This third of four Bogart-Bacall teamings (all within a four-year period) can be enjoyed by those...More>>

As an artful hybrid of film noir and what used to be called the “woman’s picture,” this now...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'In a Lonely Place.'More>>

Either co-creators Irwin Shaw and director Robert Parrish were going for ambiguity with In the...More>>

The succulent set-up for what appears to be a conventional murder yarn set in a haves-vs.-have-nots...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'Cutter's Way.'More>>

The fourth Frank Tashlin comedy has always been regarded as being somewhat culturally disreputable,...More>>

It’s a challenge to think of anyone who’d be more appropriate to receive the Ken Burns...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at Ken Burns' 'Jackie Robinson.'More>>

Except for some preachy soap-boxing that does its best to undermine inherent dramatic punch at...More>>

Though not the most effective of the four Cary Grant/Alfred Hitchcock collaborations, it still...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at the Blu-ray of 'Suspicion.'More>>

This loose remake of a Curt Siodmak novel is one of the few films from Nancy Reagan’s film career...More>>

The four JFK-oriented documentaries here are 'Primary,' 'Adventures on the New Frontier,' 'Crisis'...More>>

This week, Mike Clark looks at 'The Kennedy Films of Robert Drew & Associates.'More>>

Chuck Barris (playing himself) questions whether or not his career as a game show host has been...More>>

'The Vikings' is closer to first-rate entertainment than a truly first-rate movie, but above and...More>>