Hangover Square

In Hangover Square George Harvey Bone (Laird Cregar) is a classical composer living in Hangover Square in London and suffering from periods of blackouts, disillusionments and dizziness. When Sir Henry Chapman (Alan Napier) invites George to finish ...

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Hannah and Her Sisters

Woody Allen has long since been acknowledged as one of the 20th century's greatest comedic minds. For me, his forays into drama and more bittersweet stories represent his true talent as a filmmaker. Allen's knack for melding genres and pres...

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His Kind of Woman

His Kind of Woman (1951) is a film in search of a genre. Is it noir? Swashbuckler? Romance? Comedy? Or what? Early on, the hero (Robert Mitchum) is beaten up in typical noir fashion, off camera with lots of thumps and some shadows. Then he meets a ...

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Holiday DVD

Can a devil-may-care guy find happiness with a conventional, upper crust woman? That's the dilemma Cary Grant faces in Holiday (1938). With Grant and Katharine Hepburn billed as the stars and the strong chemistry between them, the ending is pr...

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Home From The Hill

MITCHUM AND PEPPARD STAND OUTS IN THIS DRAMA - Although the title Home From The Hill (1960) leaves one wondering just exactly how that title fits in with the plot and subplots, the movie, adapted from William Humphrey's novel, is a great...

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Hound Of The Baskervilles, The

Fewer words set a mystery fan's heart aflutter with more success than, "Elementary, my dear Watson." This has long since become the battle cry of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's timeless literary creation, the super-sleuth Sherlock Holme...

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