The Grindhouse Theater
Step right up to the fleabag cinema on the wrong side of the tracks. We’ve dusted off the reels from the vaults of Archive.org to present a raw, unedited glimpse into the golden age of film noir.
Double Indemnity: The Gold Standard of a Rotten Romance
Double Indemnity: A Femme Fatale, a Naive Salesman, and a Pact with the Devil The mean streets of Hollywood, 1944….
SUNSET BOULEVARD: Where Dreams Go to Die
Some towns are built on hope, but Hollywood, that town’s built on a lie. Sunset Boulevard is the picture they…
INNER SANCTUM (1948): A Man on the Run, From Himself
INNER SANCTUM: This one’s a real twist of the knife. It’s not a mystery for the audience—we see the whole…
DETOUR (1945): The Long Road to Hell
Some movies, they don’t have a big-shot director or a fat-cat budget. They’re cheap, they’re dirty, and they get right…
The Night of the Hunter 1955
The Night of the Hunter (1955) Directed by Charles Laughton. Featuring Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, Lillian Gish The world’s a…
Kiss Me Deadly 1955 Dir: Robert Aldrich
I’m Jack Hammer. This is my review of “Kiss Me Deadly” Some dames are a whole lotta trouble. The kind…
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