Ward Cleaver returns!

4:57-5:02: Dude looked like he needed to be in the Hospital or in a Rehab Facility and not in a Boxing Ring🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿

She is looks like Brazilian actriss vera Fischer

Bogart, and Bacall, who was gorgeous in this film, full figured who smoked most seductively with her already sexy smoker's voice! "You know how to whistle, don't you Steve? Just put your lips together and blow." They named their son Steve after Bogart's character in this film.

The three King brothers (producers) claim they appear as engineers and a porter during the train station scene - but the scene is shot too dark to tell. I'd suggest comparing this comedy with the Kings' other Western - the Noir-Western 'Bad Men of Tombstone' (1949).

i caught this movie on youtube a few years back, when looking for things that my grandma might enjoy. it was rather dang enjoyable. we both liked it a lot!!

Looks like a good one!

Thanks....i did not know all that.....

Flesh Feast (1970) - Miami scientist Elaine (Veronica Lake) uses maggots for cosmetic surgery and has Adolf Hitler for a client.

“Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting..." Proverbs 31:30

Two men are suspected of being the murderer of several widows. Joseph Cotten is the only suspect we see. The other man, we're told, died in an accident with an airplane propeller blade. He was sliced to smithereens. Why does this let the Joseph Cotten role off the hook? We're told there are witnesses back East who can identify the murderer if they have a photo of him. And the two detectives who visit Santa Rosa have a photo of Joseph Cotten. Which would obviously prove his guilt? Am I missing something?

Dang....I knew I was making a mistake in my life....I'm going to try a walk along a road in the rain, and get a Verica Lake to pic me up. Hahahahaha On a serious note....sounds like a great movie ! Again, another I'll be putting on my BOLO list.

a sloshed walt disney is perfect lol

Every time I hear the word lumberjack, I can't help thinking of the Monty Python song. It's there now in my head. "He's a lumberjack and he's ok........"😐

Rob I love the movies you pick, as a old film fan myself, you seem to find some really good "oddball" films. You do a great job presenting it too. Always look forward to your choices!

I've seen a remake of this, with Edward G Robinson.

1945 at least according to TV guide

First time I saw Alan Ladd and Veronica Lake

2:25 "And soon, an American P-51A fighter plane..."

Thank you for the great review of this movie 🎥 ‘ I enjoyed it. I love the 1940”s Howard Da Silva looks almost unrecognizable here in this roll . 👍🎞😍🎥

Alan Ladd is great.

Another great Tarzan movie

WOOOHOOOO!!!!! I LOVE THIS MOVIE

The Blue Dahlia from 1946 was fantastic. I meant to finish and upload this earlier this afternoon but didn't get it compiled on time, so sending this one out a little bit later than I usually do. Thanks for watching!

In the novels Tarzan develops a dislike for the black tribesmen. Does anyone remember why ? I have forgotten.

Tarzan has to hurt as a stuntman…

after watching this movie the first time, you wonder where this movie has been your whole life...

nice to find someone appreciative of old classics - my channel is a mix = lot of 50s - take a look - also any sources to watch this as my copy on disc is not working thanks john

Have loved watching Johnny Wissmuller movies since a young child use to do his yells while walking and shopping with my mom, which she would talk a few steps a head of me. Now just about 67, I still enjoy them greatly. Sorry, I'm not married, if I was, I'm sure my wife too would take a few fast steps a head of me, with a red, red face.

loosely based on the grierson raid