Decision at Sundown (1957)
For a classic western showdown in a small town’s downtown, look no further than Budd Boetticher’s Decision at Sundown (1957). The movie lives up to…
A Letter to Three Wives (1949)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz co-wrote (Vera Caspary and John Klempner) and directed the thoroughly entertaining drama A Letter to Three Wives that explored some key qualities…
Cry Panic (1974)
Murder mysteries mostly follow the “who did it?” storyline in various settings and situations. But Jack B. Sowards’ story Cry Panic, directed by James Goldstone,…
A Cry in the Wild (1990)
Gary Paulsen’s young adult novel Hatchet (1987) was adapted into the survival adventure movie A Cry in the Wild directed by Mark Griffiths, offering some…
Merchant of Death (1997)
Michael Paré became to the ‘90s action flicks what a coffee pod is to a morning coffee cup on a usual day. It just took…
Shock Treatment (1964)
Faking insanity is one thing, and quite a useful one for many criminals; but blocking insanity while actually placed among the insane 24/7 can be…
The Trouble with Harry (1955)
Over the decades of countless tense moments that he gave his audience and took away their breath, Alfred Hitchcock also brought some light moments to…
The House of Mirth (2000)
Edith Wharton’s 1905 novel The House of Mirth is one of the most tragic works among the classic works of literary fiction. It must have…
Maìn (2012) – The House of Happiness
The 2012 Italian faith-based movie Maìn (pronounced nearly as “mine”), titled after its protagonist, is a biographical account of an extraordinary woman of faith from…
…And Then She Was Gone (1991)
Of the many TV movies of veteran director David Greene …And Then She Was Gone (1991) comes as a well-done thriller dealing with child abduction.…