Andy's Film Blog

Feeling trapped by her autocratic mother and sister, a young widow (Gene Tierney) longs to be on her own and jumps at the chance to rent ...

A California journalist (Gregory Peck) heads to New York to write for a liberal digest and labors over how to approach his new assignmen...

An aged and renowned stage actor (Ronald Colman) inevitably adopts the personality traits of the roles he takes on. As he throws himself ...

A man with a mysterious past living anonymously in a rural setting is drawn back into his old life after being recognized by an ex-associ...

A pitiful underachiever (Danny Kaye) bullied by his wife (Ann Rutherford), boss (Boris Karloff), and almost everyone else in his insignif...

A newly appointed bishop (David Niven) has been pounding the pavement to raise funds for a new cathedral, both to little avail and at the...

The deliberate, seemingly random murder of a beloved local priest stirs a quaint, New England community into a panic causing law enforcem...

When the Santa Claus slated to lead the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade reports for duty in a drunken stupor, a frantic Macy's executi...

Just on the heels of a jailhouse break, Johnny McQueen, the leader of an unnamed IRA-like organization, plots a bank robbery to fund his ...

A civilian is murdered in his apartment in Washington D.C. and the suspect list has been narrowed down to three G.I.'s on leave. When a ...

At Westgate Penitentiary, the inmates live a harsh existence made even harsher by Captain Munsey, the sadistic head of the guard staff who...

Orson Welles was an uncompromising creative genius with a distinct visual style and feel for the camera. He often clashed with the studio he...

Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1947 Black Narcissus may be the most beautiful film ever made. A film in which the plot and the ...