I have a pretty complicated and nit picky PERRY MASON QUESTION and it is entirely possible that no one will have the answer for it, but: If you go to the IMDb top 10 highest rated episodes FOR PERRY MASON and then you go and you look up THE SERIES on FREEVEE or AMAZON or PARAMOUNT PLUS- almost HALF...

About Perry Mason: I've been playing games on my tablet and listening to Perry Mason. While I wasn't paying attention to either 100%, Perry and makes good radio. I could swear someone offered Jessica Fletcher a cigar and she said, "No thanks, I'm trying to quit." "Southern Double-Cro...

OMG! You're right! Cuban Rebel Girls his last film on imdb. I'd love to see that one! LMREO.

His underage squeeze, Beverly Aadland is in it!
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I watched Cuban Rebel Girls on either YouTube or Tubi a few years ago. Not a good movie and Flynn was not at his best in it.

The Guilty (1947) A low budget wonderful noir from Monogram Studios, with a well-earned surprise ending. Bonita Granville plays twins, one of whom is a femme fatale. Granville’s petulant persona from her past films morphs into an effective seductress, easily manipulating WWII vets Don Castle and Wa...

I saw Scorchy on YouTube. Very poor quality so kind of hard to see what Stevens shows.

Scorchy is apparently available on YouTube and/or Tubi (Shout).
Never cared for Susan Slade that much and thought she ever performed poorly or was poorly directed in Susan Slade.
More importantly, how many movies have been ruined by Troy Donahue?

While not a very good movie, Violence did keep my interest long enough to finish watching it.
As Eddie surreptiously noted the parallels to today's American political scene are disturbing.

Ironic, TCM has been around so long that I forget we did not have it before 1994. Of course, I forget a lot of things - at least that is what my wife keeps telling me. I assume Ted Turner gets credit somewhere for the creation of TCM? From a little ol' independent station in Atlanta GA to cable &quo...

I searched Eddie Muller's intros and outros on YouTube the other day and there are a lot of them. Seems hard to believe there have been that many Noir Alleys. Of course some are repeats. I don't think I have seen Violence. Michael O'Shea has one of those faces that I remember when I see him, but onl...

The Big Steal is a "beautiful" movie to me because so much of it was filmed outdoors on location in Mexico. Especially the scenes at the Hotel Penafiel in Tehuacán, But, all the travelling and city scenes add "beaurty" as well.

I had seen Where Danger Lives and it's OK, but not all that good. In fact, I made a DVD of it, but never play it. I have seen Domergue in a few other movies, including the Sci-Fi ones and her performance is less impressive in them. I frequently re-watch the Perry Mason episodes on DVD, but can't act...

I saw the movie in theaters when it premiered - ironically I was in the Army with orders for Vietnam when I saw it. Great movie. The first year of the TV series was fairly good and entertaining, but after that it became the Alan Alda Show. I never really cared for the show after that, although I did...

Noir Alley question. Did anyone record Stage Fright along with Eddies comments a few wks back? He referenced some novel by some woman writer that was connected to the film somehow/or someone connected to the film. I meant to write down the title for future reading, but I forgot the name before I ev...

Tuesday, Jan 30 brings another Robert Mitchum night and morning. My recommendations are The Grass is Greener at 8 PM, Cape Fear at 10 PM, Farewell My Lovely at 2 AM. Probably not a bad movie in the lot, but these are ones I really like. Assuming you can get past all the West Point drivel on Tuesday ...

Ah yes, the 70's. 1970 ended with me in Vietnam and then returning in 1971 to America to teaching in a last gasp of segregation high school. Then there was Watergate, Nixon resignation, Ford failing to gain support and Jimmy Carter-a good man who was not ready for American style of government- Arab ...