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Murder Without Consequence

1934

Murder at the Vanities (1934) Review

That’s pretty close to nudity, that’s some blood, there’s some murder. Oh, and weeeeed. 420, sing songs every day.

By Danny, 15 yearsOctober 2, 2011 ago
1930

For the Defense (1930)

Review: Your honor, I declare this one ‘Not Guilty’. From Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsJuly 9, 2011 ago
1933

The Woman Accused (1933)

The Pre-Code Follies: This is like the circus version of a “Law & Order” episode. DOOT DOOT DOODY DOO DOO DOOT DOOT DOOT DOO DOO. Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsJune 11, 2011 ago
1933

Parachute Jumper (1933) Review, with Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Bette Davis, and Frank McHugh

Pre-Code Follies: Narcotics, gay guys, and the middle finger. From Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsMay 19, 2011 ago
1932

Call Her Savage (1932) Review, with Clara Bow

Pre-Code Follies: Clara Bow caps off her career in one weird little movie. From Danny.

By Danny, 15 yearsApril 15, 2011 ago
1932

Thirteen Women (1932) Review, with Irene Dunne and Myrna Loy

Myrna Loy camps it up in the proto-slasher THIRTEEN WOMEN.

By Danny, 15 yearsMarch 10, 2011 ago
1932

Frisco Jenny (1932) Review, with Ruth Chatterton and Louis Calhern

Review: Frisco Jenny does it dirty, but the cliches pile up faster than the bodies. From Danny

By Danny, 16 yearsSeptember 5, 2010 ago
A Free Soul (1931)
1931

A Free Soul (1931) Review, starring Norma Shearer, Lionel Barrymore, Clark Gable and Leslie Howard

Review: Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. From Danny

By Danny, 16 yearsJuly 15, 2010 ago
1933

The Emperor Jones (1933) Review, with Paul Robeson

A man in love with power rises from the bottom to the top only to have it come back and destroy him. A harrowing and strange film, The Emperor Jones is worth tracking down.

By Danny, 16 yearsMay 27, 2010 ago

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