Go check out Ginger's review of the Fritz Lang noir Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956) (starring Dana Andrews of course) over at Steve-O's blog Noir of the Week. Yes I know, I'm a blogger, recommending you read another blogger's post on another blogger's blog. But hey this is my blog, I can do what I want.
Ginger's review is straightforward and ultimately reaches out and smacks you in the face. She doesn't like the film and she's not afraid to tell you that. However, after reading the review you may still want to watch the film anyways just because of all the fun stuff she points out. Cheesy come-ons, burlesque clubs and strippers circa 1956? Sign me up!
Here is the linky love:
Ginger's Blog ~ Asleep in New York
Steve-O's Blog ~ Noir of the Week
Ginger's Review ~ Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (1956)
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Thanks for the plug, Raquelle. :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't even plugged it yet...or gone over to look at it.
It makes my stomach hurt just thinking about it! as I imagine Steve's blog has a lot more readers than mine.
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You're very sweet. :)