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The Black Abbot ** (1934, John Stuart, Judy Kelly, Richard Cooper) – Classic Movie Review 13,427
The 1934 British quota quickie comedy crime mystery thriller film The Black Abbot stars John Stuart, Judy Kelly, Richard Cooper and Edgar Norfolk. Director George A Cooper’s 1934 British comedy crime mystery thriller film The […]
Maria Marten, or The Murder in the Red Barn *** (1935, Tod Slaughter, Sophie Stewart, D J Williams, Eric Portman) – Classic Movie Review 10,865
‘Sensational! Eerie! Sinister! Weird! The most unusual picture of the year!’ Director Milton Rosmer’s cheaply-produced, enjoyable 1935 horror crime thriller Maria Marten, or The Murder in the Red Barn stars Tod Slaughter, who is in […]
His Lordship *** (1932, dir Michael Powell) – Classic Movie Review 1258
Director Michael Powell’s eighth film, made in 1932 when he was an unknown director, is a musical comedy with a surprisingly complex plot about Bert Gibbs (Jerry Verno), a cheery Cockney plumber who is also […]
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