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Gaslight (MGM/UA Diamond Jubilee Collection)

208 reviews
Judith Anderson, Florence Bates

Anchor Bay, 1998

Looking for good t.v
A classic Gothic Romance. A beautiful love story that can be watched and enjoyed over and over.

Suspicion (1941) [VHS]

66 reviews
Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine

Turner Home Ent, 1999

Another Hitchcock masterpiece!!
Suspicion is one of my favorite movies and I recently read Before the Fact, the Frances Iles novel that it's based on. I was surprised at how closely the movie tracked the book with the most notable exception of the ending, which of course was dictated by the studio. Lina was such a sympathetic character and beautifully portrayed by the lovely and talented Joan Fontaine. She is so aware, of ...

Gaslight [VHS]

103 reviews
Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman

MGM (Warner), 1994

Paulette Leachman
The DVD was everything I wanted it to be. It took me back to the long ago day when I saw this movie for the first time and this movie is ageless.

Sorry Wrong Number (1948) [VHS]

65 reviews
Barbara Stanwyck, Burt Lancaster

Paramount, 1998

Radio Suspense Makes Movie Thrills
Lucille Fletcher's gripping story of a bed-bound woman who overheard her own murder being plotted when her phone connection was crossed made for one of the most exciting edge-of-your-seat thrillers ever produced for radio. Originally airing on Suspense with Agnes Moorehead in the lead role, and later Barbara Stanwyck, it would be broadcast an unprecedented seven times due to its incredible ...

Spiral Staircase (1946) [VHS]

50 reviews
Dorothy McGuire, George Brent

Starz / Anchor Bay, 2000

"Doing the Spiro-Gyra"
When I first saw this movie on PBS in a salute to classics years ago, I was kept on the edge of my sofa. The atmosphere in the New England creepy house is captured beautifully and in the expertly filmed overhead shots of the spiral staircase, we can actually feel ourselves being pulled downward into the maelstrom. Between more pleasant scenes of old movie theaters, the wonderful architecture of ...

Notorious [VHS]

152 reviews
Fay Baker, Ingrid Bergman

20th Century Fox, 1996

The Spy Who Slugged Me -- Hitchcock Spy Thriller!
Director Alfred Hitchcock is also the master of the spy/espionage film as he puts Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman together for perhaps the most perfect movie I have seen in years. Ingrid's character is Alicia Huberman, whose father has just been convicted of treason in his involvement with the Nazis. Devlin (Cary Grant) has her followed and ends up in her apartment with friends. She decides ...

Fanny By Gaslight [VHS]

4 reviews
Stewart Granger James Mason

Timeless Multimedia, 1997

Enjoyable
This film, I believe, started a spate of similar cinema ("The Wicked Lady," etc.)It was made cerca 1945 and seems remarkably frank for the era (a thinly disguised brothel, Fanny's being born out of wedlock, class distinctions and prejudice). The performances are more than adequate, the production values good (British cinema, in the main, not having Hollywood's wealth), and the ending not too ...

Spellbound [VHS]

87 reviews
Jean Acker, Art Baker

Anchor Bay, 1998

Spellbound
Spellbound is just what its title indicates. It keeps you on the edge of your seat and is one of the better who-done-its to be put on film. Ingrid Bergman is excellent as the psychiatrist who takes a more-than-clinical interest in her patient, Gegory Peck. She is, as most women tend to be, irrational in her views of events due to her infatuation with Peck and his intriguing portions of memory. ...

Gaslight [VHS]

103 reviews
Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman

Warner Home Video, 2001

Paulette Leachman
The DVD was everything I wanted it to be. It took me back to the long ago day when I saw this movie for the first time and this movie is ageless.

Gaslight

Hollywoods Attic

The acclaimed original screen version of the thriller about a newly-married woman who is slowly being driven insane by her scheming husband. Moody and suspenseful (and nearly destroyed by MGM so as not to compete with their 1944 remake), the British film stars Anton Walbrook, Diana Wynward, Frank Pettingell. AKA: "Angel Street." 88 min.

James Rogers at the Gaslight Theater

JR Productions

James Rogers performs: The Good Guys Girl, Mountain Music Banjo Medley, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, My Son, The Blue Cyclone, The Edge of the World, Crazy to Be Crazy Over You, Be Happy, God Bless the USA, Patriotic Medley

Picture of Dorian Gray (1945) [VHS]

82 reviews
George Sanders, Hurd Hatfield

MGM (Warner), 1998

DVD The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945)
This movie is tremendously insightful. First, you have the literary genius of Wilde to guide you through the mind and soul of the main characters. Second, excellent acting throughout. Third, the aesthetic movement of the 1880s is alive and well! Fourth, the plot blends Faust and tidbits of other gems to produce a painfully truthful moral of a man who sells his soul to the devil. This particular ...

The Letter (1940) [VHS]

70 reviews
Bette Davis, Herbert Marshall

Warner Home Video, 1998

A great movie
It brought back all the old times, I saw the movie for a second time with an adult mind. it was great!

The Heiress [VHS]

109 reviews
Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery Clift

Universal Studios, 1998

I HAD TO BUY THIS MOVIE!
I never really buy movies but I had to buy this one because it seems every time I view it I see something new. It's soooo well acted and if you ever felt like you would like to go back to "Victorian" times, this movie will do it for you. Also, as someone else previously said, you're not quite sure if Morris deserted her because she was going to be disinherited and he didn't want HER to ...

Mildred Pierce [VHS]

128 reviews
Joan Crawford, Jack Carson

MGM (Video & DVD), 1999

A Reverse Momma Dearest?
While I watched this completely engaging film noir, I kept seeing Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford in "Momma Dearest," although the tables are turned in this film. In this instance, unlike in the Crawford bio, the mother Mildred Pierce is pretty much at the mercy of her spoiled daughter Veda. I cannot remember a more despicable daughter-- or son for that matter-- in any book or movie. Based on the ...